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DEGREES & PROGRAMS

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Important dates

Courses offered

Monday/Wednesday

Time

Course information and call numbers

8:00–9:15

509: Information Retrieval [97044]
Losee; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

9:30–10:45

501-002: Information Resources and Services*, 2 [97041]
Gollop; Wilson Library 304; class website class website

780-002: Research Methods* [97104]
Losee; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

9:30–12:15

720: Metadata (Mon.) [97097]
Greenberg; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

818: Seminar in Human-Computer Interaction (Wed.) [97109]
Marchionini; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

890-123: Interactive Information Retrieval* (Mon.) [05153]
Kelly; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

890-141: Understanding Information Technology for Managing Digital Collections (Wed.) [04436]
Lee; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

490-154: IR Systems: Design and Evaluation [TBD] (Wed.) Shah; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

11:00–12:15

572: Web Development I [97056]
Jung Sun Oh; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

12:30–1:45

261: Tools for Information Literacy*, 1 [97028]
Bergquist; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

501L-401: Information Resources and Services Lab*, 2 (Mon.) [97042]
Gollop; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

501L-402: Information Resources and Services Lab*, 2 (Wed.) [97043]
Gollop; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

623: Database II: Intermediate Databases* [97060]
Hemminger; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

757: Principles & Practices of Archival Description [05561]
Wisser; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

2:00–3:15

200-001 : Retrieving and Analyzing Information [97026]
Sanghee Oh; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

501-001: Information Resources and Services*, 2 [97040]
Gollop; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

521-001: Organization of Materials [97047]
Spurgin; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

780-001: Research Methods* [97103]
Kelly; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

JOMC 449-001: TITLE
Jones; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

2:00–4:30

532: Children's Literature (Mon.) [97052]
Sturm; Greenlaw 431; class website class website

3:30–4:45

883: Research Colloquium (Mon.) [97111] Wisser; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

889:Seminar in Teaching Practice
(Wed.) [97113]
Wisser; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

Evening

461-002: Information Tools (Mon., 6–8:30) [97034]
Fenton; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

490-151: Computer Mediated Communication (Mon.) [97036]
Stutzman; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

500-001: Human Information Interactions (Wed., 5:30–8) [97037]
Marchionini; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

707: Government Documents (Wed., 6–8:30) [97095]
Van Fossen; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

753: Preservation of Library and Archive Materials (Mon., 5:30–8) [97102]
Doyle; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

859: Seminar in Information and Culture (Mon., 5:30–8) [04439]
Carr; Wilson Hall 202; class website class website

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Tuesday/Thursday

Time

Course information and call numbers

9:30–10:45

523-001: Database I: Introduction to Databases* [97049]
Haas; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

585-001: Management for Information Professionals [97058]
Moran; Manning Hall 209; class website class website

691H-001 Honors Thesis  Research Methods [04441]
Wildemuth; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

9:30–12:15

490-078: Seminar in Personal Information Management (Thu.) [TBD]
Barreau/Capra; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

520: Organization of Information (Tue.) [97046]
Mitchell; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

521-002: Organization of Materials (Thu.) [97048]
Rathbun-Grubb; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

705: Health Sciences Information* (Tue.) [04442]
Loo; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

11:00–12:15

285: Information Use for Organizational Effectiveness* [97029]
Hassell; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

513: Resource Selection and Evaluation [97045]
Lee; Phillips Hall 247; class website class website

752: Digital Preservation and Access [97101]
Tibbo; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

12:30–1:45

461-001: Information Tools [97033]
Fenton; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

513-002: Resource Selection and Evaluation [05424]
Edwards; Wilson Hall 107; class website class website

523-002: Database I: Introduction to Databases* [97050]
Blake; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

566: Information Security [97055]
Meyers; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

706: Biomedical Informatics Research Review (Tue.) [97094]
Hemminger; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

2:00–3:15

200-002: Retrieving and Analyzing Information [97027]
Zhang; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

200-003: Retrieving and Analyzing Information [04852]
Pomerantz; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

582: Systems Analysis [97057]
Haas; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

2:00–4:30

530: Young Adult Literature (Thu.) [97051]
Hughes-Hassell; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

554: Cultural Institutions (Tues) [04444]
Marshall; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

881: Issues and Questions I** (Tue.) [97110]
Wildemuth; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

890-096: Evidence-based Library and Information Practice (Thur.) [04445]
Marshall; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

3:30–4:45

490-122: Programming [04854]
Boone; Dey Hall 210; class website class website

500-002: Human Information Interactions1 [97038]
Barreau; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

Evening

382: Information System Analysis and Design* (Tue., 6–8:30) [97030]
Dunn; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

490-138: International Children’s Literature (Tue., 6–8:30) [04851]
Pease; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

556: Introduction to Archives (Tue., 6–8:30) [97053]
Turi/Dean; Manning Hall 307; class website class website

558: Storytelling (Thu., 6–8:30) [97054]
Sturm; Manning Hall 208; class website class website

672: Web Development II* (Thu., 6–8:30) [97061]
Hays; Murphy 112; class website class website

703: Science Information (Thu., 6–8:30) [05154]
Forbes; Manning Hall 214; class website class website

723: Database Systems III: Advanced Databases (Tue., 6–8:30) [97098]
Capra; Manning Hall 117; class website class website

744: School Libraries (Thu., 6–8:30) [97099]
Hughes-Hassell; Manning Hall 304; class website class website

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Special

Time

Course information and call numbers

Web

461-990: Information Tools*** [TBD]
Fenton; class website class website

490-01W: Evidence-based Management* [05480]
Weiss; class website class website

500-03W: Human Information Interactions*** [05998]
Palmquist; class website class website

585-02W: Management for Information Professionals [97059]
Wilkins Jordan; class website class website

585-03W: Management for Information Professionals [TBD]
Leonard; class website class website

740-01W: Digital Libraries [04446]
Pomerantz; class website class website

780-02W: Research Methods [04447]
Palmquist; class website class website

890-03W: Evidence Based Medicine [97114]
Schardt/Myatt; class website class website

* Course has a pre- or co-requisite. See course description

1 Limited to Undergraduates only

2 Students must register for INLS 501 and 501L concurrently

** PhD Students Only

*** Friday Center class, extra fee required

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Notes

Forms to register for the Masters Paper INLS 992, Independent Study INLS 396 (undergraduates only) & 696 (graduate students only) Research in Information & Library Science INLS 988 (PhD Students only), and Doctoral Dissertation 994 are available online.

Guidlines and forms for the Field Experience (INLS 795) are available online. Prior to registering for FE, you should have completed at least 21 semester hours and have permission of your advisor. The Field Experience Agreement, including a description and learning objectives are to be turned into the Field Experience Coordinator , Dr. Joanne Marshall no later then the first day of classes of the semester in which you are enrolled in the field experience, otherwise you will be dropped from the class. Students are required to participate in three field experience seminars during the semester in which they are enrolled.

For more information, please see UNC's Fall 2008 Registration Calendar.