ISC 490 - Selected Topics
I. COURSE NUMBER AND CREDIT:
ISC 490 - 1-3 S. H.
II. COURSE TITLE:
Selected Topics
III. COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Study of selected topics in the area of information
science providing opportunities for the study of
material not covered in current course offerings.
IV. PREREQUISITES:
At least junior standing and 15 hours completed in
the information core. Other prerequisite(s) will be
specified when the course is announced.
V. JUSTIFICATION:
This course provides the student the opportunity to
study topics in an area of interest in the discipline
that are not ordinarily offered as a course. This
course will be taught irregularly, as demand
warrants, with a maximum class size of 35. The
Information Science Curriculum Committee must approve
the outline and bibliography of each course before it
is offered, with specific reference to number of
credit hours, specific prerequisites, and appropriate
level (200, 300, or 400 level). This committee will
monitor the course.
VI. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
This course will allow a student to study in an area
of information science not ordinarily offered. This
course will also allow the Information Science
program to respond to change in the discipline in a
timely fashion.
VII. COURSE OUTLINE:
The course outline will vary from topic to topic.
VIII. METHODS OF INSTRUCTION:
Methods of instruction will vary from topic to topic
yielding different mixtures of lecture, discussion
and demonstration.
IX. COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
Course requirements will vary from topic to topic.
X. MEANS OF EVALUATION:
Evaluation of students will vary based on
instructional methods and course requirements.
XI. RESOURCES:
Resource requirements will vary with topic.
XII. BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Bibliography will vary with topic.