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manpreet 3 years ago
Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib.Sc.) is a professional postgraduate degree program. The B.Lib.Sc degree is provided after the completion of a one-year course. The program includes the standards and performances of Library Science. It also covers Library Administration with present technologies. B.Lib.Sc covers the cataloguing and classification, database management, reference, etc. There are some other topics like information architecture, research methods, collection management, statistics and IT. Bachelor of Library Science program encompasses of the disciplines like IT, management, academics and other fields to upkeep libraries. Bachelor of Library Science is a learning of the collection, association, distribution of information sources, etc. These subjects are taught at graduation level in B.Lib.Sc. First semester: Foundation of Library and Information Science Knowledge Organization and Processing Knowledge Organization and Processing (Theory) Management of Library and Information Centers Second Semester: Documentation and Information Retrieval Information Technology: Basic Knowledge Organization and Processing Reference Services and Sources of Information
manpreet 3 years ago
The subjects that are taught in B.Lib.Sc are mentioned below: Semester-I 1. Library and Information Society 2. Knowledge Organisation, Information Processing and Retrieval 3. Information Sources (Theory and Practice) 4. Library Classification and Cataloguing Practice and A Semester-II 1. Management of Libraries and Information Centers 2. Users and Information Services (Theory and Practice) 3. Information Technology Basics (Theory and Practice) 4. Library Classification and Cataloguing Practice and B The curriculum is almost the same since a lot of years. There are no major changes done in the same.No matter what stage you're at in your education or career, TuteeHUB will help you reach the next level that you're aiming for. Simply,Choose a subject/topic and get started in self-paced practice sessions to improve your knowledge and scores.
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3 years ago
The Bachelor of Library Science (BLS) or Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) is a degree awarded to students majoring in library science. Very rarely this degree course is offered after 10+2. It is specialised Professional degree courses of one year duration offered to graduates of all streams. Syllabus of BLS has following subjects: (a) Foundations of Library & Information Science (b) Management of Libraries (c) Knowledge Organization and Information Retrieval Information Sources (e) Information Users, Systems and Services (f) Library & Information Technology (g) Library Cataloguing Theory (h) Library Classification. Over the years, syllabus of BLS has more content on Information Systems and technology as most the good libraries are managed by computerized information systems. Also content is also becoming digitized.