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Curriculum of First Semester on MLISc.

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LISc. 551: Library and Information Society [Theory]
Content: (According to Curriculum)

Unit/ Course Content Teaching Hrs.
1. History of Libraries 6
 Development of information sources
 Development of libraries as knowledge communication and information centre
 Role of library in human society

The Development Of Libraries In The Ancient World

Knowledge Communication Centre

Hands out information centere

2. Libraries in Nepal 2
 Library movements before 1951
 Library development after 1951 to date
 Implication of information communication technology in libraries

Library Development in Nepal By Dr. Madhusudhan Karki
Library Development History Before 1951 AD (Before Democracy)
Library Development History After 1951 AD (After Democracy)

3. Libraries: Types, Functions and Services 10
 Academic library
 Public library
 National library
 Special library
 Private library
 Depository library
 Digital library

4. Laws of Library Science 4
 Five laws in library science by Dr. S. R. Ranganathan
 Each laws with their impacts on library development  Comments and expansion of these laws, analytical study
 Five laws and information technology
Laws of Library Science OR another way
Five Laws of Library Science
Research paper on Five Laws of library Science
Relation between five laws and ICT
Relevance of Five Laws of Library Science each every fields
New Interpretation of five laws of library science
5. Library Legislation 2
 Nepal
 India
 UK
 USA

6. Library Association 2
 History, professional contribution, training offered by these association
 NLA
 IFLA
 Ethics of librarianship

7. Information 5
 Meaning of information
 Data, Information, Knowledge
 Meaning of communication
 Communication of information
 Information quality
 Information society
 Economics of information, information industry
 Characterstics of Information

8. Social Impact of Information Technologies 7
 Security of information
 Computer crime
 Cyber law
 Privacy and library
 Intellectual property
 Censorship and free speech
 The networking of society
 The internet
 Information superhighway

9. Global Information Flows 4
 Information flows in the developing world
 The contribution of information in development
 The role of information policy
 Strategic for development
 Tran border data flows
 Global transformation

10. Information and Communication: Nepalese Perspectives 4
 Development of communication system in Nepal
 Telecommunication
 Radio
 Television
 Its role in the library and information field
 Developments in computing : Application of computer and its situation in Nepal
 Economics of information
 Information based industries
 Information policy, cyber law, copyright law
11. Library Advocacy 2
 Meaning
 Concept

Book

LISc.552: Library & Information Management [Theory]
Content: (According to Curriculum)

Unit/Course Content Teaching Hrs.

1. Concepts of Organization and Management and Library House-Keeping Operations: 45

 Organizational Structure: Library as an organization and its sub-system, organization chart
 Selection and Acquisition: Selection of books and periodicals, acquisition policy, activities of an acquisition section, ordering, accessioning (Manual & Computerized System)
 Processing: Need, operations, physical preparation of the document for use, End Processing, Cataloging and end Processing, Technical Processing
 Serials Management: Nature of periodical, periodicity, primary and secondary journals, selection, sources, acquisition methods and recording
 Maintenance: Responsibility, stacking shelving-methods, guides, repairs
 Circulation Control: Registration of member, functions, routines, circulation systems, inter-library loan
 Stock-Taking: Stock-verification vis-à-vis stock rectification, Norms & standard methods, Collection, Evaluation and Weeding, Archiving, Preservation, Conservation

2. Library Statistics 5
 Annual report
 Library statistics and their compilation
 Preparation of library brochures
Library Record

3. Library Authority: 5
 Needs, purpose, Importance and function: Librarian and library committee, Types of library committees
 Library rules and regulation
Library Authority:

4. Library Finance Management : 15
 Budgeting preparation, control system, types of budgeting, PPBS, Zero Budgeting, auditing
Library Finance Management
Library Budget

5. Library Building: 15
 Physical Facilities: Building, furniture and fitting, environment, resources, ergonomics
 Space management

Book:
A) Library Administration by R.L.Mittal
B) Management in India
C) Library Information & Management
D) Updated Collective Notebook of this subject

LISc. 553: Information Control Techniques [Theory]
Content: (According to Curriculum)

Unit I : Information -12

- Meaning of Information

- Types of Information

- Need of Information

Unit 2 : Techniques of Information 12-

- Meaning of Control

- Types of Controlling Techniques

- Library Classification

- Types of Library Classification

- Need and Function of Library Classification

Unit 3 : Introduction of Library Classification Scheme- 12

- Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme

- Colon Classification Scheme

- Universal Decimal Classification Scheme
Introduction of Library Classification Scheme
Hands out fundamentals of categories

Unit 4 :Evolution of Theory of Library Classification-12

- Defination of Theory

- Importance and Need of Theories

- Types of Theories
Evolution of Theory of Library Classification

Unit 5 : Species of schemes for classification of subject

- Enumerative Scheme

- Almost EnumerativeScheme

- Faceted Scheme

· Rigidly Faceted

· Almost Faceted

· Freely Faceted
Species of schemes for classification of subject

Unit 6 : Subject Structure

- Mode of formation ofsubject

- Types of subject formation

- Structure of subject

- Development of Subject
Subject Structure
Formation, Structure, Development of Subject: Slide
Subject: Compound ,Complex, Phase, relation ...
Fundamentals of Categories: facet analysis, facet sequence
Phase relation common isolates

Unit 7 : Canons and Principles

Unit 8 : Notation

- Defination and Meaning

- Needs and Importance

- Function and Qualities

- Types and Devices

- Hospitality of National System

Book:
A) Colon Classification
B) Updated Notebook of Information Control Techniques

LISc. 554: Information Control Techniques [Practical]
Content: (According to Curriculum)

Unit/Course Content Teaching Hrs.

Unit 1 : DDC

- Recognition of Mapping Structure of Dewey Decimal Classification

- Demostration of herarchical Formation of DDC

- Practical Classificatin using Main Classes

- Use of Table 1: Standard Subdivision

Unit 2 : CC

- Recognition of Main Classes

- Demonstration of Facet Formula

- Practical Classification Using Main Classes
Colon Classification Practical
About CC

Unit 3 : UDC

- Recognition of Main Classes

- Use of Main Tables and Auxilary Table

- Practical Classification Using Main Classes

Unit 4 : Number Building Pratice

- Class Number

- Book Number

- Sequence Number

- Call Number

Unit 5 : Steps Identification

- Steps in practical classificatin of DDC

- DDC classification of compount subject

- Used area table 2 of DDC system

- Use of table 3 of DDC system

Unit 6 : Classifcation of Complex Subject

- Use of table 4 of DDC

- Use of table 5 of DDC

- Use of table 6 of DDC

- Use of table 7 of DDC

Unit 7 : Practical Excersies of CC

- Use of common isolation

- Use of phase relation

- Use of facet relation

- Use of intra-array relation

- Use of devices

Unit 8 : Complex excersices

- Formation of complete call number

- Practice of complex class numbver from DDC

- Practice of complex class nuumber from CC

Book:
A) Colon Classification

LISc. 555: Library Cataloguing and Indexing [Theory]
Content: (According to Curriculum)

Unit 1 : Catalogue 6

- Meaning of Library Catalogue

- Objectives of Library Catalogue

- Purpose and Function
What is catalogue ?
Library Catalogue: Objective, Purpose & Function
Catalogue: Objective,Purpose,Function Slide

Unit 2 :Physical form Outer form)(Both Conventional and Modern) 10

- Printed Book Catalogue.

- Bound register form

- Sheaf form

- Card form

- Micro form

- MARC
Physical form of library Catalogue

Unit 2.1: Physical form(Inner form)

- Alphabetical Catalogue

- Classified Catalogue

- Alphabetico Classed Catalogue
Physical form of library Catalogue
Inner form of Catalogue
ISBD's
Punctuation Rules

Unit 3.: Development of Cataloguing and Cataloguing Codes-12

- British Museum Catalogue

- Anglo-American Code of 1908

- AACR-1

- AACR-2

- Concept of RDA

- Classified Catalogue Code

AACR2

Unit 3.1 Subject Cataloguing and and Subject Indexing System

_ Subject heading lists

Their meaning and purpose and objectives

Sears

Library of Congress

Chain Procedure

PRECIS

POPSI

Unit 4: Description and Standard of Cataloguing 4

UNIT 5: Normative Principles of Cataloguing 4

UNIT 6: Symbolic Relation between Cataloguing & Classification 4

UNIT 7: Filingof Entries 4

Letter by letter

Word by word

Unit 8: Tools and Materials Required in Cataloguing Department 4

Tools

Reference Materials and their use

Book:

A) Catalogue classification
B) Updated Collective Notebook of This subject

LISc. 556: Library Cataloguing & Indexing [Practical]

Content: (According to Curriculum)

Unit/Course Content Teaching Hrs.

Unit 1: AACR-2 6

- Choice of access point for entry.

- Identification of necessary punctuation marks and their lay out and order.

- Identification of proper indentions

- Entry under Single personal author/Joint authors/ More than three authors

- Mixed and shared responsibility.

- Editorial works

- Choice among names and references

- Nepalese names and references
AACR2

Unit 2 : CONCEPTS AND USE OF MULTI VOLUME AND SERIALS 6

Unit 3 : CORPORATE AUTHOR 6

- Recognition of GOVERNMENT AND NON GOVERNMENTAL Corporate bodies.

- Entry under Single, Joint and multiple corporate authors

Unit 4 : Uniform Title 6

- Manifistation under various title.Class Number

- Additions

- Part of a work

- Selections/Collections

Unit 5: Conferences 4

_ Additions and omissions in names etc.

Unit 6: Worksheet Filling 4

Unit 7: Types of entries in CCC 4

Different sections in CCC

Single, Joint and more than three authors entry

Editor entry.

Unit 8: Subject Headings 6

Sears List ofSubject Heading

Library of Congress Subject Heading

Unit 9: Use of Key words using different thesaurus 6