INF 382L.1 - Information Resources in the Humanties | Spring 2005 |
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Description:
Communication patterns, bibliographic organization, and information resources of the humanities, including fine arts, literature, music, performing arts, philosophy and religion. Surveys each field briefly, treats typical information needs in the field, and provides practice in using reference materials to solve users' problems. Graduate standing required. Credit for INF 382D (Introduction to Information Resources and Services) is strongly recommended.
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