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This guidesheet was created to assist you in course selection; however, it is not a replacement for the school's "Program Statement" form. Note: some courses/workshops on this guidesheet are NOT offered every year.  New courses developed as Special Topics may also be added.

You are encouraged to take at least one course from each of the following course elective areas: 

  • Access to Information (Category A)
  • Organization and Representation of Knowledge (Category O/R)
  • Administration and Management (Category M)
Other course areas:
  • Core Class (Category C)
  • General Elective (Category G)

*  = Key Elective

REQUIRED COURSES (18 credit hours)

Course Number

Course Name

Category

Prerequisite(s)

60001

Access to Information

C

None

60002

Organization of Information

C

None

60003

Information Technology For Library And Information Professionals

C

None

60600

Foundations of Library and Information Science

C

None

60610

Management Of Libraries And Information Centers

C

None

60670

Culminating Experience: A Research Paper, A Research Project, OR a Practicum

 

NOTE: In addition to the prerequisites listed, LIS 60604 (Research Methods for Libraries and Information Centers) is also highly recommended for those students who plan to complete a Culminating Experience Research Paper or Culminating Experience Project.

C

60001, 60002, 60003, 60600, 60610, and a Proposal

 

SUGGESTED ELECTIVE COURSES and WORKSHOPS (18 credit hours needed)

Course Number  Course Name  Category

  Prerequisite(s)

* 61095

Introduction to Digital Preservation

O / R

60002

* 61095 Technologies for Digital Preservation and Web Archiving
O / R
61095:  Intro. to Digital Preservation OR 60638 
* 61095

Digital Curation 

61095:  Intro. to Digital Preservation OR 60638

* 60639 Implementation of Digital Libraries O / R 60003
* 60651 Digital Image Processing and Collection Management

O / R

60002

* 60654 Preservation Management M None
60637

Metadata Architectures and Implementations 

O / R 

60001

60638 Digital Libraries

O / R

60002

60641 Information Storage and Retrieval Systems O / R 60002
60642 Implementation of Information Storage and Retrieval Systems

O / R

60002

60645 Database Systems

O / R

None

60647 Network and Software Resources for Information Systems

None
60650 Information Policy

60600
60652 Foundations and Administration of Archives M 60001 
60692 Practicum---Libraries and Information Centers G Special Approval
61096

Individual Investigation (No more than 2 credit hours can be  granted in a single semester) 

G Special Approval 
IAKM 60101  Information Architecture I   Permission
IAKM 60102  Information and Visual Design  

Permission

IAKM 60110 Content Management Systems

 

Permission
IAKM 60112 Advanced Information Architecture   Permission

IAKM 60301

Foundational Principles of Knowledge Management    Permission

 

LIS 50693: WORKSHOPS in LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE

  • A maximum of four workshop credits can be applied to your M.L.I.S. degree with your faculty advisor's approval.
  • You must complete the "Request for SLIS Workshop Approval" form to receive credit for a workshop.
  • You cannot receive credit for both a workshop and a class with similar content. Please refer to the "Workshop / Course Overlap" list.
  • Workshop forms are online: http://www.slis.kent.edu/

Suggested Workshops: (Workshops are worth 1 credit, unless otherwise indicated)

  • Archival Description: DACS, MARC, and EAD
  • Audiovisual Archiving
  • Designing Successful Grant Projects
  • Digital Imaging I: Image Processing
  • Metadata for Digital Collections 
  • UNIX and Linux Operating Systems
  • XML for Web Site Content Management (2 cr.)