Examples of professional job titles in this area: Information Broker; Information Specialist in a variety of industries; Database Researcher; Research Analyst; Knowledge Manager
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Suggested SIRLS Courses |
IRLS 532 Online Searching |
| IRLS 571 Introduction to Information Technology | |
| IRLS 572 Government Information | |
| IRLS 574 Digital Libraries (coming soon) | |
| IRLS 575 User Interface and Website Design | |
| IRLS 587 Information Seeking Behaviors | |
| IRLS 588 Database Development and Management | |
| IRLS 660 Business Information Resources | |
| IRLS 693 Internship (3-6 credits) | |
| IRLS 699 Independent Study (3-6 credits) focused on an aspect of special librarianship or the information professions | |
| IRLS 910 Thesis (Minimum of 6 credit hours) | |
| Other courses as offered by adjunct faculty or developed by full time faculty (IRLS 588 or IRLS 688) |
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Broad based SIRLS courses of general interest Other courses offered by adjunct faculty or developed by full-time faculty (IRLS 588 or IRLS 688) |
IRLS 500 Social Constructs of Information |
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IRLS 614 Information Theory and Transfer |
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| IRLS 617 Social Epistemology and Information Science |
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Out of Department Courses |
MIS 511 -- Social Issues of Computing |
| NURS 634-- Data Management in Healthcare Systems | |
| E 511 -- Human Factors and Ergonomic Design II | |
| E 548 -- Operations Research Modeling |
Internships and Independent Studies should focus on the student's area of interest. Students should check with his/her advisor before setting up an internship or independent study. For more information on internships or independent studies, check the web site on individual studies.