DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
612.1 INFORMATION SOURCES AND LITERATURE OF HUMANITIES
(Already Approved)
Nature and scope of the literature of humanities; general materials, reference
books, public documents, serials, and a. V. Materials and electronic information
and data base national and international scholars and organizations.
Readings
1
Encyclopedia of Humanities and social science.( 1992) Edited by S. S Shash,
New Delhi: Anmol Publisher.
2
Global book in print plus. 2000) R. R. Bowker. The Electronic publication.
3
Gould. C. (1998) Information Needs in Humanities; An Assessments. Mountain
View, a research literature Group.
4.
Hosolitz, P. F. (1969) Reader’s guide to the Social Sciences. (New York: Free
Press)
1.
Katz William A. (1997) An Introduction to Reference Works .2 Vol. New York:
McGrawhill.
6.
Olle ,James G. (1981) A guide to source of information in libraries. London:
Grower.
7.
Prytherch, Ray. (1991) Information management and library services; A guide to
the libraries. Hants: Grower.
8.
Salvene, Thomas p.(1996) The Retrieval of Information in Social Science and
Humanities.2nd ed. New York: Marcel and Decker.
9.
Sheely Engere P.(1986) Guide to Reference Book. 10th ed. Chicago: American
Library Association.
10.
Wallerd. Guided to Reference Metrical. (1988) Edited by Alan Daly.7th ed.
London: Library Association.
11.
Whilaker. Book imprint: The reference catalogue of current literature. (1994)
London: Whilaker.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
612.2 Information Sources And Literature Of Applied Sciences
Nature and scope of Technology; General matrials, reference books, public
documents, serials, A. V. materials and electronic information sources and Data
Bases. National and International Scholars and Organizations.
Readings
1.
Information sources in Engineering, Butterworth guide to information sources.
(1985 )[ed.by] Anthony, I. J. London: Butterworth.
2.
Chauda, T. V. Prafula and Rao. N. V. Juagga. Health information services: pattern
and problems, in new vistas in library and information science, edited by A. A. N.
Raju.. [et al] New Delhi. Vikas publishing
3.
Lambert, Gill and Lambert, Peter A.(1986) How to find information in science
and technology. London: Clive Benglay.
4.
Lilly, G. P.(1981) Information Sources in Agriculture and Food Sciences.
Butterworth guide to information sources. London: Butterworth.
5.
Mount, Illis. (1985) Fee based services in science and technology libraries. New
York: the Haworth Press.
6.
Owen .P. B. and Others. (1974) Abstract and Indexes in science and technology:
A Descriptive Guide (Metuchan: Scarecrow Press.)
7.
Parker, C. C. (1986) Information Source in Science and Technology: A Practical
Guide to Traditional and Online Use. London: Butterworth.
8.
Passonum Sidney. (1969) Scientific and technological communication (Oxford
Pergamon)
9.
Sasikala, C. (1995) Industrial information facility. Some observation. In new
vistas in Library ad Information Science. Edited by A. A. N. Raju. [et al] New
Delhi: Vikas Publishing House.
10.
Steinke. Cynthis. (1993) instruction for information access and technology
libraries. N Y. Howorth Press.
11.
Walford’s guide to reference material. (1998) [ed.by] Alan Daly. 7th ed. London.
Library Association.
12.
Wyatt, HV [ed], (1987) Information sources in life services. London: Butterworth.
Given To Qumars Computer
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
MLIS: 612.3
Information Sources And Literature of Pakistan
Introduction
Nature and scope of the Literature of Pakistan, Literature on Quaid-e-Azam,
Iqbaliyat and Pakistan Studies. Research Organizations, Societies and
Associations, Eminent Scholars and Publishers, Problems in Bibliographical
control of Literature of Pakistan.
UNIT-I
Pakistan: Introduction, Nature and Scope of Literature
1.
Pakistan: Literacy and Education System. Printing and Publishing:
Situation, Problems suggestions.
2.
Nature of the Literature of Pakistan
a.
General Books: History, Culture, Development, Bibliographies and
Autobiographies
b.
Reference Material: Encyclopedias, Yearbooks, Annual Reports,
Plans, Survey Reports.
c.
Periodical Literature: Journals and Newspapers
d.
Geographical Sources: Maps, Gazetteers, Atlases, tourist/Travel
Guides
e.
Bibliographical Literature: Bibliographies, Catalogues, Indexes and
Abstracts.
UNIT-II
Literature on Quaid-e-Azam
1.
Biographical, Bibliographical Reference and Periodical Literature on
Qauid-e-Azam.
2.
Contribution of Quaid-e-Azam Academy and other organizations and
publishers and eminent writers.
UNIT-III
Literature on Iqbaliyat
1.
Biographical, Bibliographical Reference and Periodical Literature on
Allama Iqbal.
2.
Contribution of Iqbal Academy and other associations and organizations
and eminent publishers and writers.
UNIT-IV
Literature on Pakistan Studies
1.
Bibliographic Sources.
2.
Informative Sources.
3.
Biographical Sources
4.
Current Periodicals.
5.
Eminent Organizations, Personalities and Publishers.
UNIT-V
Accessibility and Control of Literature
1.
Problems of Bibliographical Control.
2.
Solutions/Suggestions to Problems.
3.
Contribution of Various Institutions/Organizations
Readings
1.
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4.
5.
6.
7.
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12.
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16.
17.
18.
19.
READINGS:
Pakistan/ David Taylor, Oxford, Clio English Press, 1990.
Pakistan Year Book, Rafiq Akhtar, Karachi East and West 1990 (recent)
Doctoral Research on Pakistan: Muhammad Anwer, Islamabad: National
Commission on Historical and Cultural Research, 1976.
Pakistan National Bibliography: Islamabad, Govt. of Pakistan: Ministry of
Education, Department of Libraries, 1962, (Last 5 years)
A Select Bibliography of Periodical Literature on India and Pakistan Islamabad:
National Commission on Historical and Cultural Research 1976, 1984,3 vols.
Analytical Catalogue of Publications on Pakistan: A. H. Siddiqui. Islamabad:
PIDE, 1985.
Reference Sources on Pakistan: A. H. Siddiqui, Karachi: National Book Centre of
Pakistan, 1968.
The Historical Background of Pakistan: 1857-1947, an annotated digert of source
material, Karachi: Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, 1970.
Bibliography of Bibliographies published in Pakistan: A. H. Siddiqui Karachi:
P.B.W.G., 1961.
Books on Pakistan: A bibliography covering books Indigenous and Foreign on
Cultural and Historical Aspects of Pakistan: Karachi: National Book Council of
Pakistan, 1962.
Learned Bodies and Research Organizations in Pakistan: Karachi, National Book
Council, 1966-67, 2 Vols. Humanities, Social Sciences and Science and
Technology.
Index, Articles and Review: Published in the Journals of the Pakistan Historical
Society. 1953-77, Mirza Mahmud Baig. Karachi: Pakistan Historical Society,
1978.
Indexed Periodical Literature: Shamim Zia and Moonis Ahmar. Kararachi: Area
Study Center for Europe, University of Karachi, 1987.
English Language Periodicals from Pakistan: Karachi, National Book Council,
1966.
Biographical Encyclopedia of Pakistan: Lahore: Int. Publishers, 1975.
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah: Anis Khurshid, Karachi: Quaid-e-Azam
Academy, 2 Vols.
Books on Allama Iqbal in the University Libraries of Pakistan: Adil Usmani,
Nasim Fatima, Basil Usmani, Karachi, Dr. Mahmud Hussain Library, 1977.
Books on Quaid-e-Azam in Dr. Mahmud Hussain Library. Adil Usmani Nasim
Fatima, Karachi: Dr. Mahmud Hussain Library, 1976.
Directory of Pakistani economists and Demographers: Zafar Javed Naqvi,
Islamabad: PIDE, 1991.
20.
Pakistan: A Bibliography of Books and Articles Published in the United Kingdom
from 1947-64: Mumtaz A. Anwer, Bahsir Ali Tiwane. Lahore: Research Society
of Pakistan, 1979. & T. Establishments of Pakistan: Islamabad: National Science
Council of Pakistan, 1982.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
LIS: 622
UNIT-I
1.
1.
2.
Indexing and Abstracting
Introduction Indicies
Meaning and Definition of Index
Importance of Indexing in Research
Modern Concept of A & I Services
UNIT-II
1
Types of Indexes
Book, Periodicals, Newspaper, Technical and Research Literature
2
Controlled Vocabulary System
3
Traditional System of Indexing
Concordance,
Coordinate
4
Non-Traditional System of Indexing / Computer based indexing
i.
KWIC
ii.
KWAC
iii.
Uniterm
iv.
Citation Indexing
V.
PRECIS
UNIT-III
1.
2.
Method of Indexing
Indexing Process
Technique of Indexing
UNIT-IV
Criteria for Analytical of Indexes
UNIT-V
Abstracting
1.
2.
3.
4.
Definition, Importance of Abstract
Types of Abstracts
Characteristics of good Abstract
Abstracting Procedure
UNIT-VI
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
Important A & I Services
Chemical Abstract
Biological Abstract
LISA
Index Medicus
Science Citation Index
Library Literature
SUGGESTED READINGS:
1.
Borko, Harold and Bernier, L. Charles. (1978) Abstracting concepts and
methods. (London: Academic Press.
2.
Borko, Harold & Bernier, L. Charles. (1978) Indexing concepts and
methods. (London: Academic Press.
Collisbn, Robert L. (1991) Indexes and Indexing. 3rd ed. London: Benn.
Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science, relevant volumes
containing articles on the subject.
Foskett, A. C. (1977) Subject approaches to information. 2nd ed. (London:
Clive Bingley.
M. Riaz. Advanced Indexing & Abstracting Practices Lahore: Nadeem
Book House, 1987
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Parekh, R. L.(2000 Advanced indexing and abstracting practices. India
Vicery, B. C. (1975) Classification and indexing in science. 3rd ed. (Kent:
Butterwroth.)
Wilson, T. D. (1980) An introduction to chain indexing. (London: Clive
Bingley.
.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
632
CATALOGUING OF SPECIAL MATERIAL (Already Approved)
READINGS
1.
Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules. (1978), 2nd ed. Edited by Michael Gorman
and Paul W. Winkler. (Chicago: ALA) Relevant chapters. Revised edition 1988.
2.
Cataloguing of Phono-recordings; problems and possibilities.(1975) New York:
Marcel Decker, (Practical Library and Information Science, series, vol. 1 – 3)
Chapman, Liz.( 1990) How to catalogue: a practical handbook using AACR-II
and Library of Congress. 2nd ed. New Delhi. UBS publishers.
3.
4.
Daily, J. E. (1975) Cataloguing of Phono-Recordings; problems and possibilities.
(New York: Marcel Decker,) (Practical Library and Information Science, series,
vol.1)
5.
Khochar, R. S.( 1999) Modern cataloguing systems and practices. New Delhi:
Discovery publication.
6.
Mitchell (2005) Cataloguing and Organizing Digital Sources.
7.
Online Cataloguing.(2001) edited by S. Balakrushnan and D. K. Paliwal. New
Delhi: Anmal.
8.
Weihs Jean Riddle.(1980) Non-Book materials: the organization of integrated
collection. 2nd ed. (Chicago: ALA)
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
MLIS: 642.1
ARCHIVES MANAGEMENT AND PRESERVATION
Unit I: Introduction to Archives Management
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Archives defined
History of archives
Types of archives
Nature of archives
Difference between archives and libraries
Unit II: Archival material
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Types of materials
Characteristics of archival materials
Value of archival records
Unit III: Arrangement and description: fundamental principles and procedures
ARRANGEMENT
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Understanding terms
Levels of arrangement
Organizing and arranging archival materials
DESCRIPTION
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Objective
Principles
Procedures
Information standards
Unit IV: The profession of Archives Management
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Archivist vs Librarians
Requisite skills and basic responsibilities
Physical and Moral defense
Archival Associations
Unit V: Preservation and Conservation
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Issues and Practices
Recommended Readings
Books
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Schellenberg, Theodore R. Modern Archives: Principles and Techniques. Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, 1956.
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Schellenberg, Theodore R. Management of Archives. New York, Columbia University
Press, 1965.
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Hodson, J. H. The administration of archives. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1972.
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Fox, Michael J. and Wilkerson, Peter. Introduction to Archival Organization and
Description: Access to Cultural Heritage. Los Angeles: Getty Information Institute, 1998.
Available at: http://www.schistory.org/getty/about_index.html.
Journals
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Archivaria by the Association of Canadian Archivists
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http://journals.sfu.ca/archivar/index.php/archivaria/issue/archive
American Archivist by the Society of American Archivists.
http://archivists.metapress.com/home/main.mpx
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Provenance: The Journal of the Society of Georgia Archivists
http://soga.org/pubs/pubs.php
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Archival Outlook newsletter by the Society of American Archivists.
.
UNIT – I
Introduction to Archives Management
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Archives defined
Hisrtoty of archives
Types of archives
Nature of arcives
Difference between archives and libraries
UNIT – II
Archvieal Material
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Types of materials
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Characterisitcs of archival materials
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Value of archival records
UNIT – III Archives Documentation
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Objective
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Pricniples
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Procedures
UNIT – IV Arangement and description: Practices and Procedures
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Understanding terms
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Levels of Arangment
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Organizing archiveal materials
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Description of records
UNIT – V
The Profession of Archives Management
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Archivist Vs Librarians
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Requisite skills and basic responsibilities
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Physical defense of archives
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Moral defense of archives
UNIT – VI Standards
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Information standards
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Introduction to various information standards for archives management
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UNIT – VII Preservation and Conservation
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Issues and practices
Readings
1.
Hodosn, J. H. (1972)
The administration of archives. Oxford: Pergamon Press.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
MLIS-642.2 (Academic Libraries)
UNIT-I
Functions
Functions of College/University Library in instructional work and research programme
UNIT-II
Organizing and administering library activities:
Administrative Services, Technical Services, Readers Services, Special Services
Centralization vs. Decentralization: pros and cons
Plan of library organization
UNIT-III
Library Collection
Book Selection and Acquisition Policy
1.
Selection Process
2.
Acquisition of Library Material
UNIT-IV
Periodical Literature and Non boob material
Organizational aspects of library collection, with particular reference to periodical
literature and non-book material.
Use of Computer in cataloguing and retrospective conversion.
UNIT-V
Readers Services
UNIT-VI
Financial Administration
Sources of Library Funds
Major heads of Library Expenditure
Administration and Control of Library Funds
UNIT-VII
Human Resources
College/University Librarian
Professional vs. Non-Professional manpower: Academic status
Human Resource Development
UNIT-VIII Library Cooperation
Need and Importance
Possible areas of Cooperation
UNIT-IX
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Library Building
Points to be given consideration in planning and equipping a library building
Problems encountered by Pakistani university libraries with regard to physical
facilities available
Factors to be considered while planning for expansion/alteration/renovation of the
existing accommodation
READINGS
1.
Brophy, Peter (2005) The Academic Library.
2.
Clavton, Peter. Implementation of Organizational Innovation: Studies in
Academic & Research Libraries. London: Academic Press, 1997.
3.
Collection Management in Academic Libraries. (1999) Edited by Clare Jenkins
and Marley. 2nd ed. Great Britain: Gower House.
4.
Gelfand, M. A. (1968) University libraries for developing countries. (Paris:
UNESCO)
5.
Lyle, G. R. (1969) Administration of college libraries. (Chicago: A.L.A.) Neal,
K. W.
6.
Rogers, R.D. and Weber, D.C. University Library Administration. New York:
Wilson, 1971.
7.
Singh. Sewa and Arora, Madhuri Ms. (1995) Handbook of College Libraries;
Problems Development, Finance and other related aspects. Delhi: Beacon Books.
8.
Tejomurty, A. Studies in Academic Librarianship. Jaipur: Printwell Publishers,
1987.
9.
Thompson, James. An Introduction to University Library Administration. 3rd
ed. London: Clive Bingley, 1979.
10.
Thompson, James. University Library History. London: Clive Bingley, 1980.
11.
Wilson, L.R. and Tauber, M.F. The University Library. 2nd ed. New York:
Columbia, University Press, 1976.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
642.3 MEDICAL LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANSHIP
Part – I
Medical Sciences
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Definition of Medical Sciences
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History of Medical Science and Medical Profession
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Fields of Medical Sciences
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Contemporary approaches of Medical Sciences
Sociological: Technological: Economical: Political (STEP)
521
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Part – II
Information Needs of Medical Profession
Educational: New trends in Medical Education:
Fact Oriented: Problem based: Community focused: Life long Learning
Professional: Changing role of medical professional;
Evidence based practice; educators; opinion leaders; managers
Research: Active research, passive research.
Part – III Medical Librarianship
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Origin and development
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Types of Medical Libraries
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Functions of Medical Libraries
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Role of Medical Libraries in electronic environment
Part – IV
Collection Development and Management
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Importance and significance of Medical Literature
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Types of medical literature
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Books: Selection and Acquisition
Core lists, online bookshops, traditional bookshop, book reviews
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Journal, Serials, Newspapers
Primary Sources: Secondary Sources; Tertiary sources
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Reports, gray literature, statistics and audio visual resources,
digital offline and online sources.
Cataloguing
Classification: study of NLM
Subject Heading: Mesh
Part – V
Medical Librarianship in Pakistan
Suggested Readings
1.
2.
3.
4.
Booth, Andrew and Walton, Graham (2000)
Managing Knowledge in Health Services London, Library Association
Publishing. 357p.
Carmel, Michael (1981)
Medical Librarianship edited by Carmel Michael. London, Library Association.
Hand books on Library Prect. 359p.
Mathews, David A and Picken, Fiona Makey (1979)
Medical librarianship London, Clive Bengley (outline of modern librarianship)
173 p.
Thornton, John, L (1966)
Medical books libraries and collectors; a study of bibliography and the book trade
in relation to the medical sciences. Hertford Shire. A Grafton Book. 445p.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
642.4 MEDIA TECHNOLOGY AND RESOURCES.
READINGS:
1.
A. Del Bimbo, (1999) Visual Information Retrieval, San Francisco. Morgan
Kaufmann, 1999. C. Lu. Multimedia Database Management System, Norwood,
MA: Artech House Publishing.
2.
Li, Ze-Nian (2005) Fundamentals of Multimedia. / by Ze-Nian Li and Mark S.
Drew. New Delhi: Prentice Hall of Indian.
ISBN: 81-203-2817-5
3.
M. Lew, ed. (2001) Principles of Visual Information Retrieval, Berlin. SpringerVerlag.
4.
V. Castelli and L. D. Dergman, ed. (2002) Image Databases; Search and Retrieval
of Digital Imagery. New York: Willey,.
5.
Yates Ricardo Baeza. (1988) Modern Information Retrieval / Ricardo BaezaYates and Berthier Ribeira-Neto-India: Pearson. 512 p.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
652
APPLICATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, SYSTEM
ANALYSIS & DESIGN IN LIBRARIES
UNIT-I
Information Technology: Introduction
Definition
Needs for National Development
Purpose
UNIT-II
Computer and Data Processing
Types
Hardware
Software
Input/output concept and devices
UNIT-III
Application of Information Technology
Communication Technology
Electronic Publishing
Electronic Document Deliver
Internet and internet based services
E-mail
UNIT-IV
Information System, Databases and Networking
Definition
Types
Function
Characteristics
UNIT-V
System Analysis
Problem Definition
Elements
Fact Finding Tools
Problem Identification
UNIT-VI
System Design
Input Design
Output Design
File Design
Development of Software
Hardware Selection
UNIT-VII
System Implementation
1.
2.
Definition
Steps
UNIT-VIII Computer Based Library System
Acquisition
Catalogues and Bibliographies
Serial Control
Circulation
Reference
Others
UNIT-IX
Library Automation in Pakistan
Background and overview
Problems
Information Technology: The national scenario
SUGGESTED READINGS:
1. Abdul Sattar, and Sajjad-ur-Rehman. (1992). Assessment of Pakistan
library information management system. Pakistan library bulletin.
Vol.xxiii (2-3).
2. Babu. T. A., Ramiah, L. S., Saxena, S. C. and Badi, D. S. (Eds). (2000) Vision of
future library and Information systems. New Delhi:Viva Books.
3. Baly, M. Reghunathan. R and Pradeepeum, S. J. (Eds). (2000). Changing trends
in library and information science. New Delhi: Ess Ess Publication.
4. Biddiscombe, R. (Ed). (1996). The End –User revolution: CD-ROM, Internet and
changing role of the information professional. London: Library Association.
5. Carbin , J. (1981). Developing computer-based library systems. Canada:
Oryx.
6. Clayton, M. (1987). Managing library automation. London: Gower.
7.
Chopra, H. S. (Ed). (1999). Library information technology in modern era
libraries and librarians: New Millennium. New Delhi: Ajay Verma
Commonwealth.
8.
Essick, E. L. (1984). Essentials of computer data processing. Chicago:
Science research associates.
9.
Hartner, E. P. (1981). An introduction to automated literature searching.
NewYork: Marcel Dekker.
10.
Haider, S. J. (1998). Library automation in Pakistan. International
information and Library Review. 30, 51-69.
11.
Kashyap, M. M. (1999). Computer based library and information systems
designing techniques.
12.
Kawatra, P. S. (2000). 2000 plus: Library and information system in the
twenty- first century. New Delhi: crest publishing.
13.
Khanna, J. K. (1996). Hand book of library information system and services: a
study of networks in India. UK and USA. New Delhi: Bacon Books.
14.
Kimber, R. T. (1974). Automation in libraries. (2nd ed). Oxford: Pergamon
15.
Lancaster, F. W. (1978). Towards paperless information systems. New York:
Academic press.
16.
Lewis, P. J. (1994). Information system developments. London: Pittsman.
17.
Lovecy, L. (1984). Automating library procedure: A Survivor’s Handbooks.
London: Library Association.
18.
Lucas, H. G. (1984). The analysis design and implementation of a information
Systems. ( 3rd. ed). New York: Mc Graw Hill, 1984.
19.
Mitchell, A. M. and Surratt, B. E. (2005). Cataloguing and organizing digital: a
how to do it manual for librarians. London.
20.
Muhammad Riaz. (1991). Library Automation: an introductory text.
Islamabad: EBSCO subscription Services.
21.
Parker, C. S. (1984).Understanding computers and data processing: today
and tomorrow with basic. New York: Holt Rinehart and Winston.
22.
Poulter and Tsent. (1999). The Library and Information Professionals guide to
The World Wide Web. London: Library association publishing.
23.
Reynold, D. (1985). Library automation application. New York: R .R
Bowker.
23.
Townley, H. M. System analysis for information retrieval. London: Andre’
Deutsche.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
LIS: 662.1
Planning of Library and Information Services
UNIT – I
1.
Library and Information Services, Their Role in a Society
Education
Research
Intellectual
2.
Distinguish Roles of Various Types of Library and Information Science
Academic Libraries
Special Libraries
Public Libraries
National Libraries
National Documentation and Information Centres
UNIT – II
1.
Planning
Definition
Need and Importance
Objectives
2.
Basis of Library and Information Services Planning
Education System
National Intellectual and Research Need
Literacy, Book Production
Existing System and Services
UNIT – III
Principles of Planning
Past Study of the Field
Critical Review
Previous attempts of Planning
Analysis of present Situation
Achievements
Failure
Diving Forces
Future
Probable
Possible
Preferable
UNIT – IV
Techniques of Planning
Scenario Planning
SWOT Analysis
Strategic Planning with the Cooperation of Government Agencies
Supplementary to Education and Intellectual
UNIT – V
Library and Information Services Planning in Pakistan
Library Resources in Pakistan
Problems of Book Production
Public Library Facilities
Technical Working Group (TWG) Survey
Bibliographical Control of Pakistani Literature
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1.
Anis Khurshid. The State of Library Resources in Pakistan (Lahore:
Student Series 1982)
2.
Planning and Management of Library and Inforamtion Services in
Pakistan. Karachi: Library and Information Services Group (2000)
3.
Future Web
www.cl.uh.edu/futureweb/
4.
GIESECKE. John (ed)
Scenario Planning for Library Chicago: LAL. 1998
5.
Penna. C. V. The Planning of Library and Documentation Services. Rewv.
Ed. Paris, UNESCO, 1970.
6.
Saad, Ibrahim, Reader on Book Publishing in Pakistan (Karachi) Royal
Books Pub. (1994)
Readings
1.
Anis Khurshid. (1982) The state of library resources in Pakistan. Lahore: student
series.
2.
Anis Khurshid. (2000) Planning and Management of library and Information
Services in Pakistan. Karachi; Library and Information Services Groups
3.
Corrall, Sheila. (2000) Strategic Management of Information Services; A
Planning Hanbdbook. London: ASLIB.
4.
D’ Oliver, J. M. and Delmas, B. (1975) Planning national infrastructures for
documentation, libraries and archives.
5.
Glesecke, Joanced. (1998) Soenaro Planning for libraries. Chicago: ALA.
6.
Moore, Nick. (1980) Manpower planning in the library. Library association
management Great Britain.
7.
Planning & Management of Libraries and Information Services in Pakistan.
(2000) Library & Information Group.
8.
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DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIECNE
UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI
Course Outline
672
COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LIBRARIES OR THESIS
Introduction
Philosophy of Librarianship
Comparative Librarianship
International Librarianship
Comparative Vs International Librarianship
Motives of International and Comparative Librarianship (From Exoticism to
Understanding)
Comparative Studies in Library and Information Science
Origin, Reasons, Objectives / Benefits
Different Areas and Aspects of Librarianship
Various Forms of Comparative study
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Area Study
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Cross-cultural study
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Case Study
Methodology of Comparative Study
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Description
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Interpretation
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Juxtaposition
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Comparison
International Librarianship
Librarianship in USA
Librarianship in UK
African Librarianship
Asian Librarianship
Libraries in Latin American Society
Major Professional Organization and Literature
Professional Issues and Current Trends in the World
Library Education
Readership and Literature Production
Impact of Technology on Librarianship
International Cooperation
Readings
1.
Burnett, A. D. and others. (1973) Studies in comparative librarianship. (London;
the Library Association.)
2.
Chandler, G. (1971) Libraries in the East: an international and comparative study.
(London): Seminar Press.)
3.
International Handbook of contemporary development in librarianship. (1981)
Westport, Ct.: Greenwood Press.
4.
Jackson, M. M. (1970) Comparative and international librarianship. (Westport:
Greenwood Publishing Corporation.)
5.
Semsova, Silva and Mackee, M. (1975) A handbook of comparative librarianship.
2nd ed. (London: Clive Bingley)