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SYLLABUS OFTWO YEAR MASTER IN LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE UNDER SEMESTER-
CUM- COURSE CREDIT SYSTEMw.e.f. 01.08.2009 ( 2009-10 Session)
The MLISC Programme under Semester-cum-Course Credit System shall comprise of 22 numbered papers/courses spread over four semesters and carrying a total credit load of 80 Credit Hours. Each Theory paper/course and practical paper shall carry a load of 4 and 2 credits respectively. Each credit hour shall consist of 12 classes of one hour duration. Semester-wise distributions of the courses along with their respective titles are given here under:
FIRST SEMESTER
Course No. Course Title Credit Hours
Periods University Exam.
Internal Assessment/ Periodic test
Home Assignment
Full Mark/Total
MLIS-411 Foundation of Library & Information Science
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-412 Information Organization and Processing (Classification)
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-413 Information Organization and Processing (Cataloguing)
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-414 Information Sources, Systems and Networks
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-415-A Information Organization and Processing (Classification) Practical
2 72 40 5 5 50
MLIS-415-B Information Organization and Processing (Cataloguing) Practical
2 72 40 5 5 50
MLIS-416 Seminar-I (Write up 30, Presentation 10)
2 24 40 5 5 50
SECOND SEMESTER
Course No. Course Title Credit Hours
Periods University Exam.
Internal Assessment/ Periodic test
Home Assignment
Full Mark/Total
MLIS-417 Fundamentals of Computer Technology and Networking
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-418 Information Storage and Retrieval
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-419 Search Strategy & Vocabulary Control
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-420 Information Needs and Seeking Behaviour
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-421 Computer Application Practical (Written 20 + Practical 50 + Viva 10)
2 60 80 10 10 100
MLIS-422 Seminar-II (Write up 30, Presentation 10)
2 40 40 5 5 50
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THIRD SEMESTER
Course No. Course Title Credit Hours
Periods University Exam.
Internal Assessment/ Periodic test
Home Assignment
Full Mark/Total
MLIS-423 Management of Libraries & Information Centres
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-424 Research Methodology & Design
4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-425 Internet & Web Resources 4 48 80 10 10 100MLIS-426 Digital Library & Information
Systems4 48 80 10 10 100
MLIS-427 Library Software Practical (Written 20 + Practical 50 + Viva 10)
2 60 80 10 10 100
MLIS-428 Seminar-III 2 40 40 5 5 50
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course No. Course Title Credit Hours
Periods University Exam.
Internal Assessment/ Periodic test
Home Assignment
Full Mark/Total
MLIS-429 Telecommunication and Data Transmission
4 48 80 10 10 100
Elective PaperMLIS-430A E-Publishing 4 48 80 10 10 100
ORMLIS-430B Academic Library System 4 48 80 10 10 100MLIS-431 Project/Records,
Assignment, & Reports (Project/Records evaluation 150 marks + Viva-voce 50 Marks) To be evaluated jointly by the Internal and the External Examiners
8 24 200 - - 200
Total Papers = 22Total Credits = 82Total Marks = 2050
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SYLLABUS OF TWO YEARS MLISc COURSE UNDER CREDIT-CUM-SEMESTER SYSTEM
w.e.f 01.08.2009 (2009-2010 Academic Session)
FIRST SEMESTER
Course No. MLIS-411 FOUNDATION OF LIBRARY & INFORMATIO SCIENCE (FM: 100/4
CH)
UNIT-1 LIBRARY AS A SOCIAL INSTITUTION
1.1 It’s role in Information and Recreation1.2 It’s role to produce better citizen1.3 Role of library in Community Information
UNIT-2 NORMATIVE PRINCIPLE OF LIBRARY INFORMATION SCIENCE
2.1 Five Laws of Library Science2.2 Application of Five Laws in Library and Information Activities2.3 Professional Ethics-The Concept and need2.4 Philosophy and Ethics of Librarianship
UNIT-3 LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT
3.1 A brief sketch of Library Movement in India since 19003.2 Role of UNESCO in development of Public Libraries3.3 Library Resource Sharing3.4 Library Systems: Public Library, Academic Library and Special
Library
UNIT-4 LIBRARY LEGISLATIONS AND ACTS
4.1 Library Legislation-Concept, Need, Purpose and the Salient Traits4.2 A brief sketch of Library Legislation so far made in different States
in India4.3 Indian Copy Rights Act, 1957 and Delivery of Books and News
Papers Act, 1954
UNIT-5 LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS AND NATIONAL LIBRARIES
5.1 Library Associations: Need, Objectives and Functions5.2 Library Associations: ILA, IASLIC, IFLA5.3 National Library: Its concept and role5.4 National Library of India, Library of Congress (USA) & British
Museum/Library, U.K
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Course No. MLIS-412 INFORMATION ORGANISATION & PROCESSING (Classification) (FM: 100/4 CH)
UNIT-1 FUNDAMENTALS OF LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION
1.1 Definition, Need, Purpose and Functions of Classification, Basic Terminologies and historical perspectives
1.2 Species of Library Classification Schemes: Enumerative Vs. Faceted and General Vs. Special
1.3 Fundamental Categories (PMEST), Postulates pertaining to PMEST
1.4 Facet Analysis, Principles of Facet Sequence, Phase Relation, Common Isolates
UNIT-2 GENERAL THEORY OF LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION
2.1 Normative Principles of Library Classification2.2 Basic Study of major schemes of Library Classification: DDC,
UDC and CC2.3 Call Number: Class Number, Book Number and Collection
Number
UNIT-3 NOTATION
3.1 Notations: Definition, Purpose, Types, Qualities, Canons3.2 Patterns of Notation used in DDC, UDC and CC3.3 Design of Library Classification Scheme: Basic considerations and
methodology
UNIT-4 UNIVERSE OF KNOWLEDGE
4.1 Modes of Formation of Subjects4.2 Different Types of Subjects4.3 Universe of Subjects as mapped in different Schemes of classification
UNIT-5 RECENT TRENDS IN LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION
5.1 Relevance of Classification in the context of Computerized/Digital Libraries
5.1 Online Library Classification Schemes5.1 Classification of web resources in Search Engines5.1 Automatic Classification
Course No. MLIS-413 INFORMATION ORGANISATION & PROCESSING
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(Cataloguing) (FM: 100/4 CH)
UNIT-1 BASICS OF LIBRARY CATALOGUING
1.1 Catalogue: Definition & Concept, Purpose, Inner and Outer forms of Library Catalogue
1.2 Types of Catalogues: Dictionary Catalogue vs. Classified Catalogue.
1.3 AACR-2 and CCC: Features and Principles
UNIT-2 SUBJECT CATALOGUING AND INDEXING
2.1 Principles of Subject Cataloguing: Assigning of Subject Headings using Sears List of Subject Headings and Library of Congress Subject Headings, Chain Indexing
2.2 Pre-coordinate and Post-coordinate Indexing Systems, PRECIS and POPSI
2.3 Thesaurus and Classaurus
UNIT-3 CATALOGUING OF NON-BOOK MATERIALS
3.1 Non-Book Materials: Types, Advantages and Problems of Cataloguing of NBMs
3.2 Cataloguing of Non-Book Materials using AACR-2 of the following
3.2.1 Motion Pictures and Video Recording 3.2.2 Microforms3.2.3 Computer Files3.2.4 Graphics Materials
UNIT-4 COMPUTERISED CATALOGUING
4.1 Need for Computerized Cataloguing, 4.2 OPAC, WEBPAC4.3 Cataloguing of Web Resources
UNIT-5 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
5.1 Z39.505.2 Dublin Core, ISO-27095.3 CCF5.4 MARC
Course No. MLIS-414 INFORMATION SOURCES, SYSTEMS & NETWORKS (FM: 100/4 CH)
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UNIT-1 INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SOCIETY
1.1 Information: Definition, Nature, Scope, Types, Characteristics, Values and Use; Data, Information and Knowledge
1.2 Information Science: Definition, Scope and linkages with other disciplines
1.3 Communication: Definition, Concept, Types, Communication Models (Theories): Shannon’s Theory, Lasswell’s Theory, Gerbner’s Theory, Schramm Theory
UNIT-2 INFORMATION SOURCES
2.1 Sources of Information-Primary, Secondary & Tertiary; Documentary and Non-documentary
2.2 Bibliography: Meaning, Scope, Function and Types; Bibliographical Control: Meaning, Purpose, UBC and UAP
2.3 Reference Sources: Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Almanacs, Year Books, Directories, Handbooks, Manuals, News-Summaries, Concordances, Biographical, Geographical Information Sources
2.4 Electronic and Online Information Sources and Services
UNIT-3 ECONOMICS OF INFORMATION
3.1 Value of Information as a resource and commodity3.2 Economics of Information Sources and Production3.3 Information as a factor of production3.4 Right to Information-Its Concept and Scope
UNIT-4 INFORMATION SERVICES
4.1 Information Services : Concept, Définition, Need & Purpose; Information Services vis-à-vis Reference Service
4.2 Current Awareness Services (CAS), Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI), Bibliographic, Referral, Document Delivery Service (DDS) and Community Information Services (CIS)
4.3 Abstracting Services: Meaning, Use. Types and Parts of an Abstract.
4.4 Indexing Services: Need, Purpose and Function, Types of Indexes
UNIT-5 INFORMATION SYSTEMS & NETWORKS
1.1 Information System: Basic Concept, Components, Types, Characteristics
1.2 Evaluation of Information Systems1.3 National Information Systems: NISCAIR, DESIDOC, NASSDOC,
NISSAT; Global Information Systems: INIS, AGRIS, MEDLARS, 1.4 Library Network: Meaning, Purpose, Function; Library Networks:
DELNET, CALIBNET, MALIBNET, MYLIBNET, BONET, INFLIBNET, OCLC- their objectives, functions, services, and activities.
Course No. MLIS-415-A INFORMATION ORGANISATION & PROCESSING
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(Classification Practical) (FM: 50/2 CH)
Classification of Documents representing Simple, Compound and Complex
Subjects using the following Schemes of Library Classification:
1. DDC 18th Edition
2. UDC Medium Edition
Course No. MLIS-415-BINFORMATION ORGANISATION & PROCESSING (Cataloguing Practical) (FM: 50/2 CH)
Cataloguing of documents: Personal, Pseudonyms, Corporate Authors and
Simple Periodicals using AACR-2 Revised Edition
Cataloguing of following non-book materials according to AACR-2 Revised
Edition:
(A) Cartographic Materials
(B) Motion Pictures and Video Recording
(c) Microform Documents
Course No. MLIS-416 SEMINAR-I (FM: 50/2 CH)
(A) Write up on a given topic to be submitted carries 30 Marks
(B) Presentation of the Seminar carries 10 Marks
SECOND SEMESTER
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Course No. MLIS-417 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY &NETWORKING (FM: 100/4 CH)
UNIT-1 COMPUTER AND BASIC TERMINOLOGIES OF IT
1.1 Computer: Its Definition, Concept, Characteristics of Computer and Nature of Problems Solved
1.2 Essential Components/Elements of a Computer1.3 Basic Terminologies and their Conceptual Meaning: Log-on and
Log-off, Online, Offline, Baud, Command, End User and Intermediary, False Drop, Fields, Modem, Password, Prompt, Record, Bit and Byte, and Response Time, Bandwidth.
UNIT-2 CLASSIFICATION / BASIC CATEGORIES OF COMPUTERS
2.1 Historical Developments: Generations of Computers and their characteristics: Analog, Digital and Hybrid Computers
2.2 Super, Mainframe, Mini, Micro, Laptop2.3 Micro Computers Vs Micro Processors
UNIT-3 COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE FUNDAMENTALS
3.1 Computer Hardware-CPU, Memory, Storage Media, Input and Output Peripherals
3.2 Computer Software- System Software, Application Software, and Operating System
3.3 Library Software: Their role and key salient features
UNIT-4 CD-ROM, ONLINE DATABASE AND MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY
4.1 CDROM: Technical-know-how, Production Device; Basic Components for CD-ROM Workstation, Issues, Cost involved, Searching Device, Merits and Demerits
4.2 Online Database: Its concept, Taxonomy, Modes of data processing, Data Representation: ASCII, EBDIC
4.3 Multimedia: Its concept and role; Basic configuration, Areas of application, Leverages and perils.
UNIT-5 NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY
5.1 Networking-The Concept and Topologies5.2 LAN5.3 WAN
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Course No. MLIS-418 INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL (FM:
100/4 CH)
UNIT-1 FUNDAMENTALS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
1.1 Information Retrieval System (IRS): Definition, Concept, Components, Functions, and Qualities
1.2 ISRS Systems: Design and Operation1.3 Machine Readable Databases and Information Retrieval: their
growth, types: CD-ROM databases, Online databases, Source & Reference databases
UNIT-2 CLASSICAL MODELS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
2.1 Information Retrieval Models: Basic Concept 2.2 Boolean Model, Vector Model, Probabilistic Model2.3 Alternative Set Theoretic Models: Fuzzy Set Model, Extended
Boolean Model
UNIT-3 EVALUATION AND COMPATIBILITY
3.1 Evaluation of IRS: Purpose, Criteria and Steps 3.2 Recall vrs Precision3.3 Evaluation Experiments: Cranfield, MEDLARS, & SMART, 3.4 Compatibility of Information Storage and Retrieval System: Areas
of Compatibility; Interface Compatibility, Principal issues
UNIT-4 INTELLIGENT INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
4.1 Intelligent Information Retrieval: Introduction, Intelligent Retrieval System: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
4.2 Application of AI in Library and Information Services4.3 Expert Systems, Kinds & Components of AI4.4 Expert System for Library & Information Services
UNIT-5 RECENT TRENDS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
5.1 Web Information Retrieval, 5.2 Search Engines, Meta Search Engines, Evaluation of Search Engines 5.3 Natural Language Processing (NLP)5.4 Semantic Web
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Course No. MLIS-419 SEARCH STRATEGY AND VOCABULARY CONTROL (FM:
100/4 CH)
UNIT-1 SEARCH STRATEGIES
1.1 Search Strategy: Concept, need, development of a search strategy
1.2 Process for Searching: Preparing to search, Feed back and Refining
1.3 Basic Search Techniques: Word and Phrase, Boolean, Truncation, Proximity, Field, Metadata, Limit Search Techniques
UNIT-2 ONLINE SEARCHING AND SEARCH ENGINES
2.1 Online Searching and Retrieval: Definition, Historical development, basic features
2.2 Search Engine: Definition, purpose, components, functions; How does a Search Engine work?
2.3 Search tools and techniques in Google: Basic and Advanced
UNIT-3 INDEXING LANGUAGE AND VOCABULARY CONTROL
3.1 Indexing Language: Types and Characteristics3.2 Vocabulary Control: Definition and Purpose. Tools of Vocabulary
Control3.3 Thesaurus: Structure and Function; Design/Construction of
Thesaurus.
UNIT-4 INDEXING TECHNIQUES
4.1 Pre & Post Coordinate Indexing, Chain Indexing, Uniterm Indexing, Keyword and Citation Indexing
4.2 Automatic Indexing: Concept, Manual vrs Automatic Indexing, Automatic Term Extraction and Weighing, Automatic Text Retrieval
4.3 Automatic Indexing Process
UNIT-5 QUERY LANGUAGES
5.1 Query Language: Basic Concept, need and function5.2 Keyword based Query: Single word queries, Context queries,
Boolean queries, Natural Language queries5.3 Pattern Matching: Words, Prefixes, Suffixes, Substrings, Ranges,
Allowing errors, Extended patterns5.4 Structural Queries: Fixed structure, Hypertext, Hierarchical
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Course No. MLIS-420 INFORMATION NEEDS AND SEEKING BEHAVIOUR (FM:
100/4 CH)
UNIT-1 TYPES OF USERS AND THEIR NEEDS
1.1 Composition of User Community1.2 Assessment of Information Needs1.3 Types of Users1.4 ISB Models
UNIT-2 METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF USER STUDIES
2.1 Types of User Studies2.2 Questionnaire method2.3 Case Study method & Interview Method2.4 Observation method and Survey method
UNIT-3 EVALUATION OF USER STUDIES
3.1 Definition, Need, and Criteria for Evaluation3.2 Methods and Steps in Evaluation3.3 Benefits of Evaluation
UNIT-4 IMPACT OF USER STUDIES & USER EDUCATION
4.1 Trends in User Studies4.2 Benefits of User Studies4.3 Impact of user studies in Collection Development4.4 Impact of User Studies in Library and Information Services
UNIT-5 INFORMATION LITERACY AND USER EDUCATION
5.1 Information Literacy: Meaning and Concept5.2 Theories of Information Literacy5.3 Salient Features of Information Literacy5.4 Digital Information literacy and Library Users
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Course No. MLIS-421 COMPUTER APPLICATION PRACTICAL (FM: 100/2 CH)
(Written: 20 Marks + Practical: 50 Marks + Viva-voce: 10)
UNIT-1 USE OF OPERATING SYSTEMS
1.1 MS-DOS1.2 WINDOWS-XP1.3 Linux
UNIT-2 USE OF APPLICATION SOFTWARE
2.1 2000-MS-WORD 2.2 EXCEL 2.3 POWERPOINT 2.4 MS PUBLISHER
UNIT-3 INTERNET SEARCHING
3.1 Searching through Search Engines3.2 Exploring and identifying reference sources on the Internet3.3 Searching Open Access databases
Course No. MLIS-422 SEMINAR-II (FM: 50/2 CH)
(A) Write up on a given topic to be submitted carries 30 Marks(B) Presentation of the Seminar carries 10 Marks
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THIRD SEMESTER
Course No. MLIS-423 Management of Libraries & Information Centres (FM: 100/4
CH)
UNIT-1 BASICS OF MANAGEMENT
1.1 Management: Concept and Development, Management vrs. Administration
1.2 Principles of Management and their application in libraries1.3 Scientific Management: Definition, principles, advantages, its
application to LICs1.4 Management Information System (MIS)
UNIT-2 MANAGEMENT OF ROUTINE WORK OF LICs
2.1 Acquisition, Technical Processing, Circulation, Serial Control2.2 Stock Verification: Purpose, Importance, Methods2.3 Library Records and Statistics: Purpose, Types 2.4 Library Reporting and Library Committee
UNIT-3 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Human Resource PlanningTechnique of HRM-Job Analysis, Job Description, Job Evaluation, job
SpecificationHuman Resource Development-Recruitment, Training and MotivationPerformance Appraisal and Decision Making
UNIT-4 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND TQM
Sources of FinanceBudgeting- Definition and Concept, Types of budgets-Line, ZBB, PPBSAccounting and Budgetary ControlTotal Quality Management (TQM)- Its Concept, Techniques and Methods
UNIT-5 LATEST TRENDS IN LIBRARY MANAGEMENT
5.1 Management of Change: Concept, need, impact, strategies5.2 Stress Management5.3 Time Management5.4 Project Management
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Course No. MLIS-424 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND DESIGN(FM: 100/4
Credits)
UNIT-1 RESEARCH FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
Research-Definition, Concept, Elements, Functions, Purpose and Scope
Research and its Classification- Pure Vs Applied Research, Individual Vs Collaborative, Interdisciplinary Vs Multidisciplinary, Team, Relay Research
Factors to be considered in determining Research Problems
UNIT-2 RESEARCH METHODS AND DATA COLLECTION
2.1 Methods of Research: Survey, Method, Case Study Method, and Delphi Techniques
2.2 Scientific Method-Its Concept, History and Procedural Steps2.3 Methods of Data Collection: Primary data- Questionnaire,
Interview and Observation, Check List, Secondary data; Historical/Recorded data
2.4 Survey Techniques: Concept, Steps, Limitations
UNIT-3 RESEARCH DESIGN AND PLANNING
Research Design-Its concept, Purpose, Topology, Attributes, Components and steps
Synopsis-Its concept and Essential ComponentsHypothesis-Its concept, Functions, Types and Sources
UNIT-4 PREPARATION OF RESEARCH REPORT
4.1 Reporting Writing-The Concept4.2 Attributes and Qualities4.3 Outlines of a Research Report
UNIT-5 STATISTICLA METHODS-BASICS
5.1 Statistical Methods-Its Concept, Definitions, Basic Steps, Factors involved
5.2 Frequency Distribution5.3 Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation and Range5.4 Types of Time Series and Correlation5.5 Sampling Techniques-Data, Correlation and Regression, Use of Z
and X2 Statistics
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Course No. MLIS-425 INTERNET AND WEB RESOURCES (FM: 100/4
Credits)
UNIT-1 GROWTH OF INTERNET AND WEB RESOURCES
1.1 Internet: Definition & Concept, inception, growth and development1.2 How does Internet work? ; Basic Internet terminologies: World
Wide Web, URL, DNS, TCP/IP, Router, Gateway1.3 Web Browser: Concept, function; Features of Internet Explorer &
Firefox
UNIT-2 INTERNET AND ORGANIZATION OF WEB RESOURCES
2.1 Organization of Web Resources: Classification & Cataloguing2.2 Selection and Acquisition of Web Resources: Need, Standards,
and Criteria2.3 Search Engines, Meta Search Engines
UNIT-3 INTERENET BASED INFORMATION RESOURCES
3.1 E-resources on the Web, E-books, E-journals, E-prints, E-databases
3.2 Open Access initiatives: Philosophy, grounds of OA, benefits, OA initiatives in India
3.3 Library Consortia: Definition, need, function; Library consortia initiatives in India
UNIT-4 SUBJECT BASED INFORMATION SOURCES
4.1 Web based Social Science Information4.2 Web based Information Sources in Health and Medicine4.3 Web based Information Sources in Business Management
UNIT-5 LATEST TRENDS AND TOOLS OF INTERNET
5.1 Web 2.0: Definition and Concept, Features, Application in Libraries; Web 2.0 Vs. Web 3.0
5.2 Web 2.0 Tools: Wiki, Blog, Podcasts, 5.3 Social Networking Tools and their Use in Libraries- Listserves,
Newsgroups, Mailing Lists.
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Course No. MLIS-426 DIGITAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION SYSTEMS (FM: 100/4
Credits)
UNIT-1 DIGITAL LIBRARY ORGANISATION AND STRUCTURE
1.1 Digital Library: Definition & Concept, Historical Root; Electronic vs Digital Vs Virtual Library
1.2 Essential Elements of Digital Library 1.3 Organizational Considerations: Architectural, Environmental,
Economic, Legal issues & Social
UNIT-2 ORGANIZATION AND PRESERVATION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION
2.1 Formats of Digital Information-Text, Images, Sound, Multimedia: Their Need for Preservation
2.2 Digital Preservation: Definition, Purpose, Issues and Strategies, International Trends in Digital Preservation-Policies and Practices
2.3 Interoperability Standards: Metadata
UNIT-3 COLLECTION OF DIGITAL LIBRARIES
3.1 Defining Digital Collection; Types of Digital Collection3.2 Collection Management in Digital Libraries: Creation, Acquisition,
Linking, Distributed Holding, Licensing & Subscription3.3 Digitization Technology: Input (Capturing, Presentation,
Digitization & Data handling), Storage (Repositories, Linking) and Interaction (Search Systems, Interfaces)
UNIT-4 PLANNING AND DESIGNING DIGITAL LIBRARY
4.1 Planning and Designing of a functional Digital Library4.2 Stages of Designing Digital Library4.3 Basic Tools for designing Digital Library
UNIT-5 TRENDS IN DIGITAL LIBRARY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
5.1 Digital Library initiatives in USA 5.2 Digital Library Initiatives in UK 5.3 Digital Library Initiatives in India
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Course No. MLIS-427 LIBRARY SOFTWARE PRACTICAL (FM: 100/2
Credits)
(Written: 20 Marks + Practical: 50 Marks + Viva-voce: 10)
UNIT-1 CREATION AND MAINTENANCE OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASES
1.1 MS-ACCESS1.2 CDS/ISIS1.3 WIN/ISIS
UNIT-2 HANDS ON EXPERIENCE WITH LIBRARY AUTOMATION SOFTWARE (ANY ONE)
2.1 SOUL2.2 LIBSYS2.3 NewGENLIB2.4 E-Granthalaya
UNIT-3 DIGITAL LIBRARY SOFTWARE (ANY ONE)
3.1 GSDL3.2 D-Space3.3 Koha
Course No. MLIS-428 SEMINAR-III(FM:
50/2Credits)
(A) Write up on a given topic to be submitted carries 30 Marks
(B) Presentation of the Seminar carries 10 Marks
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FOURTH SEMESTER
Course No. MLIS-429 TELECOMMUNICATION AND DATA TRANSMISSION (FM: 100/4
Credits)
UNIT-1 COMMUNICATION CHANNELS
1.1 Communication: Concept and Methods1.2 Types of Communication Channels 1.3 Data Transmission Modes
UNIT-2 TRANSMISSION MEDIA
2.1 Magnetic Media2.2 Twisted Pairs2.3 Base Band Coaxial Cable2.4 Broad Band Coaxial Cable2.5 Fibre Optics
UNIT-3 SWITCHING SYSTEMS
3.1 Circuit Switching3.2 Packet Switching
UNIT-4 OSI REFERENCE MODEL
4.1 Principles of OSI Model4.2 Seven layers (Physical to application)
UNIT-5 LATEST TRENDS IN COMMUNICATION
5.1 Wireless Networks (Wi Fi)5.2 Virtual Campus5.3 Mobile Technology
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Course No. MLIS-430 A E-PUBLISHING (ELECTIVE PAPER) (FM: 100/4 Credits)
UNIT-1 E-Publishing: Fundamentals
1.1 E-publishing: Definition; History,
1.2 Advantages and Limitations
1.3 Traditional Publishing Vs. E-Publishing
UNIT-2 E-publishing Process
2.1 Workflow of E-Publishing
2.2 Short cut Process of E-publishing,
2.3 Review of E-publishing
UNIT-3 E-publishing: Technical Issues
3.1 DTP (Page Maker)
3.2 Word Processing
3.3 Graphic Design (Adobe Photoshop), E-book & PDF Creation
UNIT-4 Internet Publishing
4.1 Web Authoring, Tool for web authoring: HTML
4.2 Image Editing Tools: Basic Features and Advanced Features
UNIT-5 E-publishing Models
5.1 Models: Traditional, Subversive Model, Alternative Model
5.2 Author Pay Models for E-Publishing
5.3 Open Access Publishing Models
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OR
Course No. MLIS-430 B ACADEMIC LIBRARY SYSTEM (ELECTIVE) (FM: 100/4 Credits)
UNIT-1 CONCEPT, GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ALS
1.1 Academic Library: The Concept
1.2 Kinds of Academic Libraries
1.3 Growth and Development of Academic Libraries in India
UNIT-2 ACADEMIC LIBRARIES: ROLE AND FUNCTION
2.1 Role of University and College Libraries
2.2 Function of an Academic Library
2.3 Basic Objectives of Academic Library
UNIT-3 ACADEMIC LIBRARY GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
3.1 Library Committee: Its role and function
3.2 Administrative hierarchy and its role
3.3 Resource allocation, budgeting and major sources of Finance
UNIT-4 TECHNICAL SERVICES IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES
4.1 Collection development in Academic Libraries
4.2 Classification and Cataloguing
4.3 Reference and Referral System
UNIT-5 ACADEMIC LIBRARY NETWORKS
5.1 Academic Library Network in India: INFLIBNET
5.2 JANET, UK
5.3 RLIN, USA
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Course No. MLIS-431 PROJECT/RECORDS, ASSIGNMENTS AND REPORTS(FM: 200/8
Credits)
(EVALUATION OF PROJECT/RECORD: 150; VIVA-VOCE: 50)
A. Acquisition Record -20 TitlesB. Cataloguing Record -20 TitlesC. Classification Record -20 TitlesD. Computerized Database any Record -20 EntriesE. Any One Library Evaluation Report -01
The above Project/Records to be submitted independently by the examinees to be evaluated jointly by the Internal and External Examiners. Each of the five Record Assignments will carry 20 marks.
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FIRST SEMESTERPRESCRIBED TEXTS AND REFERENCES
Course # MLIS-411 : Foundations of Library & Info. Science
1. KHANNA (J K). “Fundamentals of Library Organization”, 1984; Delhi; Ess Ess
Publications.
2. KHANNA (J K). “Library and Society”; 1987; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
3. KRISHAN KUMAR. “Library Organization”; 1987; Delhi; Vikas Publishing House.
4. RANGANATHAN (S R). “The Five Laws of Library Science”, 1988; Sarada Endowment.
5. ROUT (R K). “Library Legislation in India”, 1991; New Delhi; Reliance Publishing House.
6. SHARMA (PANDEY S K). “Library and Society”, New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
7. KUMAR (P S G). “Foundation of Library & Info. Science”, Paper I of UGC Model Curriculum (Series-1); 2003; Delhi; B.R.Publications.
8 AGRAWAL (S P). “Development of Library Services in India”, 1989; New Delhi; Concept Publishing.
9. KRISHAN KUMAR. ”Library Manual”, 1982; Delhi; Vikas Publishing House.
10. KRISHAN KUMAR.”Library Organization”; 1987; Delhi; Vikas Publishing
House.
11. KUMAR (P S G). “Foundation of Library and Information Science”, 2003; Delhi; B.R. Publishing Corporation.
12. IYENGAR (SREENIDHI). “Academic Libraries and Budgetary Control”, 1996; New Delhi; Anmol Publication.
13. MANGALA (P B), SARDANA (J L) and SINGH (MOHINDER). “Fifty Years of Librarianship in India: Past, Present and Future”, 1983; Delhi; Hindustan Publishing.
14. PARIDA (BAMAN). “Fundamental of Library Management”, 1993; Bhubaneswar.
15. RAMAKRISHNAN (M N). “Academic Library Development”. 1991; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publication.
16. RATH (M M). “Sociology of Librarianship”1993; Delhi; Pratibha Prakashan.
17. SAXENA (T P). “University Libraries in India”, 1991; New Delhi; Medallion Press.
18. KAWATRA (P S). “Fundamentals of Documentation”, 1965; New Delhi; Sterling Publishers.
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Course # MLIS-412 Information Organization and Processing (Classification)
1. HUSSAIN (SHAHBAHAT). “Library Classification; Facets and Analysis”. 1993; New Delhi; McGraw Hill Publications.
2. KRISHAN (KUMAR). “Theory of Classification”. 1991; New Delhi; Vikas Publications.
3. ROUT (R K) and SATAPATHY (S K). “Library Classification”. 1997; Bhubaneswar; Knowledge Industry Publication.
4. RAJU (A A.A N). “Dewey Decima,l Universal Decimal and Colon Classification”. 1984; Delhi; Ajanta Publication.
5. RANGANATHAN (S R). “Prolegomena to Library Classification”. 1989; New Delhi; UBS Publishers & Distributors.
Course # MLIS-413 Information Organization and Processing (Cataloguing)
1. VISWANATHAN (C G). “Cataloguing Theory and Practice”. 1990; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. GOPAL (KRISHAN). “Library Online Cataloguing in Digital Way”. 2005; Delhi, Authors Pres.
3. MALAVYA (V C). “Multimedia Library and Online Cataloguing”. 1999; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
4. KHAN (M A). “Cataloguing in Library Science”. 1997; New Delhi; Swarup & Sons.
5. KRISHAN KUMAR and GIRIJA KUMAR. “Theory of Cataloguing”. 1989; New Delhi; Vikas Publication.
6. PANDEY SHARMA (S K). “Cataloguing Theory”. 1986; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
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Course # MLIS-414 Information Sources, Systems and Networks1. KUMAR (P S G). “Information Sources and Services”. 2004; Delhi; B.R.Publishing Corporation.
2. GUHA (B). “Documentation and Information”. 1983; Calcutta; the World Press.3. KAWATRA (P S). “Textbook of Information Science”. 2000; New Delhi; A.P.H Publishing.
4. SHARMA (J S) and GROVER (D R). “Reference Services and Sources of Information’. 1967; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
5. KUMAR (P S G). “Information and Communication”. 2004; Delhi; B.R.Publishing Corporation.
6. KAWATRA (P S). “Textbook of Information Science’. 2000; New Delhi; A.P.H Publishing Corporation.
7. BOSE (KAUSHIK). “Information Networks in India: Problems and Prospects.”1994; New Delhi Ess Ess Publications.
8. SEETHARAMA (S). “Information Consolidation and Repackaging”; 1992; New Delhi; Virgo Publications.
9. KAUL (H K). “Library Networks: An Indian Experience”. 1992; New Delhi; Virgo Publications.
10. KAUL (H K). “Library Resource Sharing and Networks”. 1999; New Delhi; Virgo Publications.
11. CHOPRA (H S). “Information Marketing”. 1996; New Delhi; Rawat Publications.
Course # MLIS-415 A Information Organization and Processing (Classification Practical)
1. DHYANI (PUSHPA). “Classifying with Dewey Decimal Classification’. 2002; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. RAJU (A. A. A. N). “Colon Classification Theory and Practice: A Self Instructional Manual”. 2001; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
3. SINGH (SEWA). “Colon Classification Practice’. 1996; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
4. PANDEY SHARMA (S K). “Practical Approach to Dewey Decimal Classification”. 1998; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
5. SEHGAL (R L). “An Introduction to Universal Decimal Classification”. 1994; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
6. SATYANARAYANA (V). “Universal Decimal Classification”, 1998; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
Course # MLIS-415 B Information Organization and Processing (Cataloguing Practical)
1. SEHGAL (R L).”Cataloguing Manual AACR-II”. 1993; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. CHOUDHURY (B K) and ROUT (R K). Cataloguing of Non-Book Materials: A Practical Manual) AACR-2 1988 Revision)”. 1997; New Delhi; Reliance Publishing House.
3. KRISHAN KUMAR. “An Introduction to Cataloguing Practice”. 1981; New Delhi; Vikas Publishing House.
4. CHOUDHURY (B K). “Illustrative Examples in Cataloguing Practice”. 1997; Learning Point; Berhampur
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SECOND SEMESTERCourse # MLIS-417 Fundamentals of Computer Technology & Networking
1. RAMAN NAIR (R). “Accessing Information Through Internet”.2002; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. PANDA (K C) and GOUTAM (J N). In’fo. Technology (IT) on the Cross Road: From Ab’acus to Internet”. 1999; India.
3. PATIL (D B). “dBase III Plus in Libraries and Information Centers: Theory and Practice; 1991; New Delhi.
4. RAJARAMAN (V). “Fundamentals of Computers”. 1999; New Delhi; Prentice Hall.
5. PANDEY SHARMA (S K). “Library Computerization”. 1993; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
6. SINHA (P K). “Computer Fundamentals; 2003; New Delhi; BPB Publications.
7. Mohapatra (M) and Ramesh (D B), Eds. “Information Technology Application in Libraries: A Text Book for Beginners”. 2004; Bhubaneswar; Reproprint Publication.
8. Pattnaik (Srikant). “First Text Book on Info. Technology”. 2001; New Delhi; Dhanpat Rai & Co.
9. KUMAR (P S G). “Information Technology Applications”. 2004, Delhi; B.R.Publishing Corporation.
10. KUMAR (P S G). “Information Technology: Basics”. 2003; Delhi; B.R.Publishing Corporation.
11. PANDA (K C) and GOUTAM (J N). “In’fo Technology (IT) on the Cross Road: From Ab’acus to Internet”. 1999; India, Y.K.Publishers.
12. PANDA (K C). “New Dimensions in Information Science and Technology”. 1993; Delhi; Parimal Publication.
13. RAMAN NAIR (R). “Internet for Library and Information Services”. 1999; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publication.
Course # MLIS-418 Information Storage and Retrieval
1. BAJPAI (S K). “Modern Information Retrieval”. 2001; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. BALKRISHNAN (SHYAM) and PALIWAL (P K). “Principles of Information Retrieval”. 2001; New Delhi; Anmol Publications.
3. CHOUDHURY (G G). “Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval’. 1999; London; Library Association Publishing.
4. KOCHAR (R S) and SUDARSHAN (K N). “Library Automation: Issues and Systems”. 1997; New Delhi; APH Publishing Corporation.
5. RAMAN NAIR (R). ‘Accessing Information Through Internet”. 2002; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
6. CHOUDHURY (G. G). “Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval”. ; 2003; Neal Schuman Publisher. 2d edition.
7. BAEZA-YATES (R) and RIBEIRO-NETO (B).” Modern Information Retrieval”. 1st ed. 1999; Pearson.
8. KOUFHAGE (R.R). “Information Storage and Retrieval”. 1st ed. 1997; Wiley
9. WILLIAM (R H). “Information Retrieval”. 2nd ed. 2002; Springer.
10. SALTON (G). “Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval”. 1983;New Delhi; McGraw-Hill.
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11. KAREN (S J).” Readings in Information Retrieval”. 1st ed.1997; Morgan Koufmann.
12. LANCASTER (F W). “Information Retrieval Systems: Characteristics, Testing and Evaluation”. 2nd Edn; 1978; New York; Shum Wiley & Sons.
Course # MLIS-419 Search Strategy and Vocabulary Control
1. CHOUDHURY (G G). “Introduction to Modern Information Retrieval”. 1999;Library Association Publishing; p 158-177.
2. LANCASTER (F W). “Indexing and Abstracting in Theory and Practice”. 1991; London Library Association Publishing; Ed.2.
3. TZE-CHUNG (L I). “An Introduction to Online Searching”. 1985; Greenwood.
4. CHING-CHIH (CHAN). “Online Bibliographic Searching: A Living Manual”. 1982; Neal Schumann.
5. JAMES (MALONEY). “Online Searching Techniques and Management”. 1994; ALA.
6. KAREN (HARTMAN) and ERNEST (ACKERMANN). “Searching and Researching on Internet”. 2004; 4th edition; Franclin Beedle.
7. CHRISTINE L (BORGMAN) et.al ”Effective Online Searching: A Basic Text”. 1984. CRC Press.
8. ALICE (YANOSKO CHAMIS). “Vocabulary Control and Search Strategy in Online Searching”. 1991;Greenwood.
9. LANCASTER (F. W). “Vocabulary Control for Information Retrieval”. 2nd ed.1983; Information Resource Press.
10. FROST (WILLIAM J). “The Reference Collection: From the Shelf of Web”. 2006; Haworth Press.
Course # MLIS-420 Information Needs and Seeking Behaviour
1. DEVARAJAN (G).”User’s Approach to Information in Libraries”. 1989; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. KUMAR (P S G). “Library and Users Theory and Practice”. 2004; Delhi; B.R.Publishing Corporation.
3. LALOO (B T). “Information Need, Information Seeking Behaviour & Users”. 2002; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
4. PRASAD (H N). “Information Needs and Users”. 1992; Varanasi; Indian Bibliographic Centre.
5. RAMAIAH (L S) et.al. “Information and Society”. 1997; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications
Course # MLIS-421 Computer Application Practical
1. ASWAL (R S). “CDS/ISIS for Windows”, 2003; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
2. KUMAR (P S G). “Information Technology Application”, 2004; Delhi; B.R.Publishing Corporation.
3. AMBA (S) and (RAGHAVAN (K S). “CDS/ISIS: A Primer”, 1999, New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
4. NAIR (R RAMAN). “Computer Application to Library and Information Services; 1992; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
5. SINHA K (PRADEEP) and SINHA (P). “Computer Fundamentals”, 2003; New Delhi; BPB Publications.
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Course # MLIS-423 Management of Libraries and Information Centers
1. BRYSON (JO). “Effective Library and Information Centre Management”. 1996; Bombay; Ashwin J Shah Jaico Publishing.
2. PANWAR (B S) and VYAS (S D). “Library Management”. 1986 Delhi; B.R Publishing Corporation.
3. NARYANA (G J). “Library and Information Management”. 1991; New Delhi; Prentice Hall of India.
4. LAHIRI (R). “Management of Libraries”. 1996; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
5. SRIVASTAVA (A P) and CHANDRA (R). “Information Preservation and Library Management”. 2003; Kalpaz Publishing.
Course # MLIS-424 Research Methodology and Design
1. KUMAR (P S G). “Research Method and Statistical Techniques” 2004; New Delhi; B.R Publications.
2. SEHGAL (R L). “Designing and Evaluation of Research in Library Science”. 1998; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
3. TRIPATHY (S M) and LAL (C). “Objective Questions in Library and Information Science”. 2001; New Delhi; 2nd Revised Edition.
4. PANDA (B D). “A Student Manual on Research Methodology for Library Science”. 1992; BBSR; Orissa Library Society.
5. KOTHARI (C R). “Research Methodology: Methods and Techniques”. 1990; New Delhi; Wiley Eastern.
6. KUMAR (P S G). “Research Methods and Statistical Techniques”. 1996; Delhi; B.R Publishing Corporation.
7. SEHGAL (R L). “Design and Evolution of Research in Library Science”. Vol.1; 1998; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
8. KRISAN KUMAR. “Research Method in Library and Information Science”. 1992; New Delhi; Har-
hand Publications.
9. SARDANA (J L), and SEHGAL (R L). “Statistical Methods for Librarians”. 1996; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
10. PANDA (B D). “A Student’s Manual on Research Methodology for Library Science”. 1992;
Bhubaneswar; Orissa Library Society.
11. SEHGAL (R L). “Applied Statistics for Library Science Research”. Vol.1 (2); 1998; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
12. KOTHARI (C R). “Research Methodology: Methods and Techniques”. 1990; Wiley Eastern; New
Delhi.
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Course # MLIS-425 Internet and Web Resources
1. PALIWAL (P K) and BALKRISHNAN (SHYAM). “Systems and Practices of Effective Library”. 2001; New Delhi; Anmol Publications.
2. NAIR (R RAMAN). “Internet for Library and Information Services”. 1999; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
3. COMBER (J DOUGLAS). “Internetworking with TCP/IP Principles, Protocols and Architectures”. 4th
Ed.; Delhi; Pearson Education.
4. NAIR (R RAMAN). “Accessing Information through Internet”. 2002; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
5. JAIN (SHASHANK) and JAIN (SATISH). “Internet & Web Design”. 2003; New Delhi; BPB Publications.
Course # MLIS-426 Digital Library & Information Systems
1. MALWAD (N M) et.al. “Digital Libraries Dynamic Storehouse of Digital Information”. 1996; Delhi; New Age International Publications.
2. PALIWAL (P K) and BALKRISHNAN (SHYAM). “Library Digital Technology”. 2001; New Delhi; Anmol Publications.
3. CHANDRA (RAMESH) and SRIVASTAVA (A P). “Information Preservation and Library Management”. 2003; New Delhi; Kalpas Publications.
4. KUMAR (P S G). “Information Technology”. 2003; B.R Publishing.
5. KUMAR (PRASANNA) and MUDHOL (MAHESH V). “Multimedia: It’s Application in Library and Information Science”. 2002; Ess Ess Publications.
6. LESK (MICHAEL). “Understanding Digital Libraries”. 2004; Morgran Kauffman Press.
7. DWIBEDY (S C).”Digital Library”. 2001; Shree Publications.
8. TIWARI (PURUSOTTAM). “Digital Library”. 2006; New Delhi; APH Publishers.
9. SINGH (G K). “Principles of Digital Library Development”. New Delhi, Shree Publications.
10. Arms, C. (1999). Enabling access in digital libraries: A report on a workshop on access management. Washington, D.C.: Digital Library Federation, Council on Library and Information Resources. Retrieved Jan. 10, 2002 from http://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/arms-79/contents.html
11. Bell, S.J. (2001, July/Aug.). The new digital divide: dissecting aggregator exclusivity deals. D-Lib Magazine. 7(7/8). Retrieved Jan. 10, 2002 from http://www.dlib.org/dlib/july01/bell/07bell.html
12. Bishop, A. P. et al. (2000) Digital libraries: Situating use in changing information infrastructure. Journal of the American Society for Information Science; 51(4), 394-413.
13. Borgman, C. (2000). From Gutenberg to the Global Information Infrastructure: Access to information in the networked world. (Ch. 7, Whither, or wither, libraries? pp.169-208). Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. On print and electronic reserve.
14. Bouché, N. (1999) Digitization for scholarly use: The Boswell papers project at the Beinecke rare book and manuscript library. (Publication 81). Washington, D.C.: Digital
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Library Federation, Council on Library and Information Resources. Retrieved Jan. 9, 2002 from http://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub81-bouche/pub81text.html
15. Flecker, D. (2000, November). Harvard's library digital initiative: Building a first generation digital library infrastructure. D-Lib Magazine 6 (11). Retrieved Jan. 10, 2002 from http://www.dlib.org/dlib/november00/flecker/11flecker.html
16. Hodge, G. M. (2000, January). Best practices for digital archiving: An information life cycle approach. D-Lib Magazine, 6(1), Retrieved Jan 11, 2002 from http://www.dlib.org/dlib/january00/01hodge.html
17. Hohmann, L. K. (2001). Prescriptions for usable library web sites. Online,25(4), 54-57.18. Jacso, P. (2000). What is digital librarianship? Computers in Libraries, 20 (1) 54-55.19. Lee, Hur-Li (2000). What is a collection? Journal of the American Society for Information
Science, 51 (12) 1106-1113.20. McCray A.T., & Gallagher, M.E. (2001). Principles for digital library development.
Communications of the ACM, 44(5), 48-54.21. Milstead, J. & Feldman, S. (1999a). Metadata: Cataloging by any other name. Online,
23(1), 25-31. 22. Milstead, J. & Feldman, S. (1999b). Metadata projects and standards. Online, 23(1), 32-
40.23. Mitchel, S. (1999).Interface design consideration in libraries. In Stern, D. (Ed.). Digital
libraries: Philosophies, technical design considerations, and example scenarios. (pp. 131-181). New York: Hawthorn Press. On print and electronic reserve.
24. Morgan, K. & Reade, T. (2000). Pioneering portals: MyLibrary@NCState. Information Technology and Libraries, 19(4), 191 – 198.
25. National Library of Australia. (2001). Preservation metadata for digital collections. Exposure draft. Retrieved Jan 11, 2002 from http://www.nla.gov.au/preserve/pmeta.html
26. Paepcke, A. et al. (2000, March). Search middleware and the simple digital library interoperability protocol. D-Lib Magazine, 6 (10). Retrieved Jan. 10, 2002 from http://www.dlib.org/dlib/march00/paepcke/03paepcke.html.
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Course # MLIS-427 Library Software Practical
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1. CDS/ISIS and WINISIS Manual
2. SOUL Users’ Manual. INFLIBNET; Ahemadabad.
3. Libsys Users’ Manual
4. Users’ Manual of GSDL
5. Users’ Manual of D-Space.
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course # MLIS-429 Telecommunication Channels and Transmission.
1. BERLO (DAVID K). “The Process of Communication”. 1990; New York; Oxford University Press.
2. MELODY (WILLIAM H). “Telecommunication Network in International Encyclopedia of Communication”. Vol.1; Edited by G.Gerbner and Others; 1999; New York; Oxford University Press.
3. SOORANARAYANA (P S) and MUDHOL (M V). “Communication Technology”. 2000; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
4. KUMAR PRASANNA (H E) and MUDHOL (M V). “Multimedia: Its Application in LIS”. 2002; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
5. FUROUZON (BERHOZ A) and Others. “Data Communication and Networking”. 2003; ; New Delhi; Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing.
Course # MLIS-430 A Electronic Publishing (Elective Paper)
1. SINGH (BHUPENDRA, K R). “Electronic Publishing”. 1999, The Foundation of Information Society; In Library Vision 2010; Indian Library and Librarianship; Ed. by J.L. Sardana; ILA Seminar Papers.
2. DEVI T (NIRMALA) and PILLAI (S SANKARA). “E-Publishing and E-Journals: A Review of Their Impact on Library”. in SIS 2004: Digital Information Exchange; Ed. by Harish Chandra; 2004; Chennai; IIT Madras.
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3. MERIDITY (BUTLER). “Electronic Publishing and Its Impact on Libraries: A Literature Review”. In International Encyclopedia of Library Development; Ed. by M.A.Khan; 1998; New Delhi; Cosmo Publications.
Course # MLIS-430 B Academic Library System (Elective Paper)
1. CHATURVEDI (D D). “Academic Libraries”. 1994; Anmol Publications.
2. KHANNA (J K). “Fundamentals of Library Organization”. 1984; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
3. KHANNA (J K). “Library and Society”. 1994; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
4. KHANNA (J K). “Handbook of Library Administrations”. 2001; New Delhi; Crest Publishing House.
5. KRISHAN KUMAR. “Library Organization”. 1987; New Delhi; Vikas Publishing House.
6. KRISHAN KUMAR. “Library Manual”. 1982; New Delhi; Vikas Publishing House.
7. SHARMA (PANDEY S K). “Library and Society”. 1992; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
8. KUMAR (P S G). “Foundation of Library and Information Science”. 2003; New Delhi, B.R Publishing Corporation.
9. RAMAKRISHNAN (M N). “Academic Library Development”. 1991; New Delhi; Ess Ess Publications.
10. PRASHER (R G). “University Libraries in India”. 1991; New Delhi; Medallion Press