This course covers strategic, defense and security studies to library information sources.  Whereas platform security relates to securing computing systems against unwanted access and use. This includes issues such as information management, information privacy and data integrity in a library and would include personnel security and policies, steps taken for effective backups, and the physical integrity of computing facilities. The student will develop a preemptive and recovery plan for both natural and cyber disasters.

This course an introduction to computer-based information tools that are fundamental for librarians and information professionals. Includes concepts in information technology such as hardware and software, networks, the Internet, trends and issues of ICT in libraries.

This covers a systematic methodology for analyzing problems or opportunities in relation to library processes, determining what role computer-based technologies can play to address library needs, articulating requirements for the technology solution, specifying alternative approaches to acquire the technology capabilities needed to address the requirements and specifying the requirements for the information system solution. Student will create a project proposal for library operation and services system this is base from the feasibility study or preliminary investigation they created last midterm.

This covers a systematic methodology for analyzing problems or opportunities about library processes, determining what role computer-based technologies can play in addressing library needs, articulating requirements for the technology solution, specifying alternative approaches to acquire the technology capabilities needed to address the requirements and specifying the requirements for the information system solution. Students will create a project proposal for the library operation and services system based on the feasibility study or preliminary investigation they created last midterm.

The course covers the design, development, implementation, testing, and evaluation of web-based applications with the integration of digital media.  Students shall be exposed to different web technologies particularly those which are applicable to libraries and information centers. The student shall develop a library-related webpage.

An overview of the theoretical and practical aspects of digital library activities, focusing on the sources, creation, organization, and management of as well as access to digital resources. Also includes trends and issues related to digital environments focusing on digitization of library materials.

This course explores school and academic libraries, examining their missions and purposes, their educational cultures, their principal constituents, their structural partnerships, their main functions, the ways they are organized, and variations among types of libraries. The course considers political, financial, intellectual, and human resources needed for effective operation.

This course covers strategic, defense and security studies to library information sources.  Whereas platform security relates to securing computing systems against unwanted access and use. This includes issues such as information management, information privacy and data integrity in a library and would include personnel security and policies, steps taken for effective backups, and the physical integrity of computing facilities.