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Library Courses
LIBR 100 Introduction
to Library Research
1 unit, on campus
An introduction to library resources
and research. Provides a practical, hands-on introduction to the library.
Topics covered include formulating and refining a research question,
library organization, using reference materials, searching the online
catalog and databases, searching the Internet, evaluating Web sites,
avoiding plagiarism, and citing sources. (CSU)
The basics in a one-unit course.
LIBR 101 Information
Research Skills
1 unit, online
Use of information resources and information technologies emphasizing
the principles of information competency. Covers how to use information
resources available in libraries and on the Internet to carry out
research projects; teaches students how to successfully identify,
choose, analyze and synthesize data to meet various information needs.
(CSU) The basics in a self-paced,
one-unit course.
LIBR 105
Advanced Online Research
3 units, online
Recommended Preparation: LIBR
100 or 107.
Development of advanced online research skills with an emphasis on effective techniques
for accessing and searching online databases and other research tools
to identify and evaluate quality information. (CSU)
Like LIBR 101, but more in-depth and with more coverage of online
research.
LIBR
107 Online Research Basics
1 unit, on campus
Basic skills in using the Internet as a medium for information, research,
and communication. Hands-on training will be emphasized. Introduction
to larger issues such as governance, ethics, freedom of expression,
copyright and plagiarism. (CSU) Our
most beginner-level course.
LIBR
110 Information Resources & Libraries
3 units, on campus
Provides students the opportunity to develop information competency
skills for academic workplace, or personal purposes while emphasizing
a specific area of study. (CSU/UC)
LIBR 665
Selected Topics: Library Research for Learning Communities
0.5
units, on campus
Provides an opportunity for students to learn library and information
research skills, fostering successful completion of assignments and
projects linked to the “Tools for Thought” or “Social
Justice” Learning Communities. Credit/No Credit grading. May
be taken up to four times for a maximum of 2 units. (CSU)
LIBR 665
Selected Topics: Selected Topics in Information Studies, Library Research
for Rising Scholars
0.5
units, on campus
An introduction
to the library and research for members of the EOPS Rising Scholars
Learning Community. Includes instruction on using the catalog, library
databases, and the Internet, as well as critical evaluation of sources.
LIBR 680
Special Collections
3.0
units, on campus
A survey
course exploring the various methods of managing, organizing and preserving
various types of documents, records, photographs, digital media, and
other materials for personal or professional
uses.
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