Information and Library Science
Spring Semester 2010INLS 200: Retrieving and Analyzing Information
This course is an Introduction to and application of the processes that can be used in seeking information, evaluating the quality of the information retrieved, and synthesizing the information into a useful form.
Required Materials
Text
- There is no required textbook for this class. The readings for this course will be available free through online journals subscribed to by UNC Libraries.
Software
- Students will be required to download several free software tools to use as part of the course.
Course Details
- Instructor: Leo Cao, MS
- Department: School of Information and Library Science
- Credit hours: 3
- UNC-Chapel Hill perspectives/requirements fulfilled: The Office of Undergraduate Curricula has links to information about which perspectives this course fulfills under the “Pre-2006 Curriculum” and which requirements it fulfills under the new curriculum (see “2006 Curriculum”).
- A sample course syllabus is not yet available.
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