ILS 506 - Information Analysis and Organization*
Dr. Eino Sierpe - Spring 2011
Catalog Description
Analysis and description of library collections in various types; creating bibliographic records and databases. Shared cataloging and universal
bibliographic control. National standards and cataloging, classification systems, authority files, MARC and metadata.
Learning Goals
Course Highlights
This course provided me with a great introduction to cataloging, something I really grew to love and appreciate.
Coursework
Shelflist & Analysis for Ernest Hemingway
Comparative Study of Two OPACs: Bibliomation and PINES
Sample Bibliographic Record
Dr. Eino Sierpe - Spring 2011
Catalog Description
Analysis and description of library collections in various types; creating bibliographic records and databases. Shared cataloging and universal
bibliographic control. National standards and cataloging, classification systems, authority files, MARC and metadata.
Learning Goals
- Understand the fundamental principles of descriptive cataloging and the importance of description in the creation of institutional information infrastructures.
- Understand the fundamental principles of descriptive cataloging and the importance of description in the provision of information services.
- Understand the importance of subject analysis and classification in information retrieval, in both manual and electronic environments.
- Apply international standards to create and modify bibliographic records.
- Undertake professional entry-level cataloging work assignments in a variety of libraries.
Course Highlights
This course provided me with a great introduction to cataloging, something I really grew to love and appreciate.
Coursework
Shelflist & Analysis for Ernest Hemingway
Comparative Study of Two OPACs: Bibliomation and PINES
Sample Bibliographic Record