Introduction to Information Technologies

Dept. Code: 
LIS
Course Number: 
2600
Course Credits: 
3
Course Format: 
Lecture and online
Offered Online: 
Yes

Introduction to computing and networking, with an emphasis on how computing and networking technologies are used to create, manipulate, and disseminate information related to library and archival services. Focus on a series of underlying themes, including standardization, interoperability, and hypertext presentation, with an emphasis on core technologies of digital libraries; namely, databases and digital documents. Web design, layout, and publishing. Incorporate a set of competencies essential for librarians and information professionals. "Hands-on" experience with relevant technologies. Required for all MLIS students except those declared in the Digital Libraries Specialization.

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