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12-course, 36-credit program. There are five required
core courses; the remaining seven courses are tailored
to your career goals. (Please note that the core courses
for the School Librarian Certificate Program are different
than those for other courses of study.) It is important
to plan carefully, in consultation with your faculty
advisor, to make the best use of the educational opportunities
that the School of Information Sciences provides. |
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SIS
Course Schedules
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The FT/MLIS program offers four tracks. Your
chosen track will have an impact on your course selections. Field
Placement experience (LIS 2921), consisting of 150
hours of supervised professional work in an approved information
environment, is strongly recommended, especially if you
lack professional experience. Also, students can take advantage
of the Web-based
Information Science Education (WISE) program, which
features different courses each semester.
Required Courses by specialization:
Public, Academic, or Special Librarianship |
Medical Librarianship/Medical
Informatics |
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School Librarian Certification Program |
Archives,
Preservation & Records Management |
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Other FastTrack Courses:
Courses Offered During the Summer Term*:
LIS 2000 – Understanding
Information
LIS
2215 – Preservation
Management
LIS
2225 – Museum
Archives
LIS 2326 – Storytelling
LIS 2328 – Information
Literacy Resources & Services for K-12 Students & Teachers
LIS 2329 – Special
Education Resources & Service in School Library Media
Centers
LIS 2542 – Indexing & Abstracting
LIS 2543 – Humanities
Resources and Services
LIS 2544 – Social
Science Resources & Services
LIS 2545 – Science
and Technology Resources and Services
LIS 2555 – Law
Resources and Services
LIS 2568 – Multicultural
Resources & Services
LIS 2600 – Introduction
to Information Technologies
LIS 2850 – Library
Instruction (Role of Library in Teaching and Learning)
LIS
2921 – Field
Experience
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics (the course topic will change each semester)
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics: WISE 1
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics: WISE 2
Courses Offered During the Fall Term*:
LIS 2000 – Understanding
Information
LIS 2002 – Retrieving
Information
LIS 2214 – Lib & Archival
Preservation
LIS 2220 – Archives & Records
Management
LIS 2322 – Resources & Services
for Children
LIS 2329 – Special
Education Resources & Service in School Library Media Centers
LIS 2332 – Resources & Services
for Adults
LIS 2405 – Introduction
to Cataloging and Classification
LIS 2500 – Reference
Sources & Services
LIS 2586 – Health
Sciences Resources & Services
LIS 2600 – Introduction
to Information Technologies
LIS 2700 – Managing
Libraries & Information Systems & Services in Changing
Environments
LIS 2774 – School
Library Media Center Management
LIS 2922 – Practicum
in School Library Media Programs
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics: WISE 1
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics: WISE 2
Courses Offered During the Spring Term*:
LIS 2001 – Organizing
Information
LIS 2222 – Archival
Appraisal
LIS 2223 – Archival Access and Advocacy
LIS 2224 – Archival
Representation
LIS 2323 – Resources
for Young Adults
LIS 2324 – History
of Children’s Literature
LIS 2325 – Curriculum
Resources & Services in the School Library Media Center
LIS 2329 – Special
Education Resources & Service in School Library Media
Centers
LIS 2537 – Government
Information Resources & Services
LIS 2585 – Health
Consumer Resources & Services
LIS 2587 – Applications
in Medical Informatics
LIS
2674 – Digital
Preservation
LIS 2830 – Marketing & Public
Relations for Libraries
LIS 2901 – Individual
Research 1
LIS 2902 – Individual
Research 2
LIS 2921 – Field
Experience
LIS 2922 – Practicum
in School Library Media Programs
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics (the course topic will change each semester)
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics: WISE 1
LIS 2970 – Special
Topics: WISE 2
* Courses subject to future changes.
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