LSCI 130 Information Literacy in the Digital Age
4 credits
This course provides a general introduction to library and Internet resources. Explores what it means to be information
literate in today's digital world. Students will not only learn
about the latest technological advances but will also reflect on
ethical and legal issues created by the information age. The course
is intended for students wishing to become competent in the fields
of Information Literacy and Information Technology.
LSCI 199 Seminar
1-6 credits
This is a seminar or research project in the field of library and
information science. Seminar topics can cover a wide variety of
subjects, including cataloging and classification, information
literacy, reference and information technology as it relates to
children and young adults, computer information technology as it
relates to library systems, and other topics with prior approval of
faculty member.
LSCI 201 Production of Instructional Materials
4 credits
Emphasis is on production of locally made materials for classroom use. Topics include mounting, lettering, transparency production, basic video
production, computer graphics and the basics of desktop publishing.
