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Syllabus Past Exams Syllabus: Module 1: Introduction and History Unit 01: Classification - Meaning and Definition Taxonomies, Library Classification Meaning and Purpose Unit 02: Historical Perspectives; Developments in theory of Library Classification Unit 03: Main contributions: E.C. Richardson, H.E. Bliss, W.C.Berwick Sayers, J.D. Brown, E.W. Hulme, CRG, and S.R. Ranganatha Module 2: Classification Theory Unit 04: General Theory of Classification Unit 05: Salient Features of DDC, CC and UDC Unit 06: DDC Theory: Main Classes, Divisions, Sections, Auxiliary and Phoenix Tables Unit 07: Trends in classification: Ontologies and Folksonomies; Knowledge Organization in Digital Environment Module 3: Ranganathans Theory of Classification Unit 08: Universe of Subjects; Modes of formation of subjects Unit 09: Mapping of Universe of subjects in major schemes of Library classification Unit 10: The Three planes of work Unit 11: Basic Subject, Compound and Complex Subject, Fundamental Categories, Facet Analysis and facet sequence, Systems and specials, Phase Relations Unit 12: Fundamental and Basic Laws Unit 13: Canons, Principles and postulates Unit 14: Rounds and Levels, Phase Relation, Mnemonics, Notation: Kinds and Hospitality Unit 15: Common isolates, Language isolates, Space isolates and Time isolates Anteriorising and Posteriorising Common Isolates Unit 16: Use of different Devices Module 4: Classification Practice Unit 17: Call Number and its components Unit 18-23: DDC Practice Unit 24-32: CC Practice Reference Texts: 1. Bowman, J. H (2004). Essential Dewey. Facet Publishing. 2. Broughton, Vanda. (2004). Essential Classification. Facet Publishing. 3. Comaromi, J. P., Warren, M. J. & Dewey, Melvil. (1982). Manual on the Use of the Dewey Decimal Classification. Forest Press. 4. Ranganathan, S. R. (1928). Colon Classification. ESS ESS Publication. 5. Dewey Decimal Classification and Relative Index.OCLC. 6. Foskett, A. C. (2002). The Subject Approach to Information. Facet Publishing. 7. Kao, Mary L. (2003). Cataloguing and Classification for Library Personnel. Jaico. 8. Ranganathan, S. R. (2006). Philosophy of Library Classification. Ess Ess. 9. Ranganathan, S. R. (1967) Prolegomena to Library Classification . [Bombay, New York, Asia Pub. House] 10. Taylor, A. G. (2007). Introduction to Cataloguing and Classification .10th Ed. At- lantic. 11. Universal Decimal Classification . UDC Consortium. Top of the page Past Exams | ||||||
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