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- LIS 201Organisation of Knowledge I: CataloguingFollowing
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- INFORMATION SOURCES IN HUMANITIES, SOCIAL SCIENCES
- Management of Libraries and Information Centres
- Understanding Organisation of Knowledge: A Beginner's Guide
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See all- Lecture noteUnderstanding Organisation of Knowledge: A Beginner's GuideLecture note · Qonitah AhmadLIS 201Qonitah Ahmad49 reads
- AssignmentINFORMATION SOURCES IN HUMANITIES, SOCIAL SCIENCESAssignment · Sodiq TajudeenLIS 204Sodiq Tajudeen42 reads
- Study guideManagement of Libraries and Information CentresStudy guide · Musbaudeen SuliyahLIS 401Musbaudeen Suliyah8 reads
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See allOrganisation of Knowledge I: Cataloguing
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Information Sources in Humanities, Social Sciences, Science & Technology
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Management of Libraries and Information Centres
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Organisation of Knowledge II
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Research Methods in Library and Information Science
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Library Automation and ICT Applications
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