INF 390N |
Information Policy: Cybersecurity Law and Policy |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 390N |
Information Policy: Communication Law and Policy |
This course examines the U.S. communication policy in light of domestic and international structural, economic and technological changes. We will investigate how notions of control, access and expression have changed during the 20th and the 21st centuries, examining communication policies and regulation against a backdrop of technological innovation. The definitions and controversies around what constitutes the public interest intersect with policies for specific media systems including broadcasting, cablecasting, the Internet and social media, among others. The cultural ramifications of communication systems in terms of their impacts on people and on speech are a related domain we will address. At the current moment, issues around privacy, large tech companies and their role in contemporary life, the limits and authority of regulation, and of course social media,AI and ‘big data’ dominate many political and research agendas. Our goal will be to understand the backgrounds and foundations that bring us to these concerns and to frame them in critical ways. |
MSIS/PhD |
- Understanding Of Backgrounds And Foundations In Communication Policy
- Analysis Of Current Issues In Technology And Policy
- Evaluation Of Recent Initiatives In Communication Systems
- Communication Policies And Regulations
- interaction Of Technological Change And Policy
- History Of Communication And Technology Systems
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INF 391D |
Doctoral Inquiry in Information Studies |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391D.06 |
Directed Readings |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391D.07 |
Directed Research |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391D.10 |
Survey of Information Studies |
This course provides an overview of the major subject areas, ideas, concepts, and theories of Information Studies and introduces the basics of research, publication, and academic conventions in Information Studies. Prerequisites: Admission to the doctoral program and consent of the graduate advisor. |
PhD Only |
- Areas Of Research In Information Studies
- process Of Conducting Literature Reviews
- basics Of The Craft Of Research
- Research
- analyzing Academic Research Articles
- literature Review
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INF 391D.11 |
The Research Enterprise |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391D.12 |
Disciplinary Foundations For Information Studies |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391F |
Advanced Topics in Research Methods, Methodologies, and Design |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391F |
Advanced Topics in Research Methods, Methodologies, and Design: Quantitative Research Methods |
This course starts by discussing broad landscape of epistemological and theoretical perspectives and styles of reasoning and by situating in it quantitative research. It introduces you to the foundational concepts in quantitative research methods, such as causality, conceptualization, operationalization, measurement and sampling. It presents experimental design, survey design, and basic descriptive and inferential (frequentist) statistics, as well as a brief introduction to Bayesian inference and statistics. |
PhD Only |
- Quantitative Research Methods
- inferential (frequentist) Statistics
- experimental Design
- Doctoral Course
- epistemological And Theoretical Perspectives And Styles Of Reasoning
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INF 391F |
Advanced Topics in Research Methods, Methodologies, and Design: Qualitative Research Methods |
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PhD Only |
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INF 391G |
Doctoral Writing Seminar |
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PhD Only |
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INF 392G |
Management of Preservation Programs |
Management of specific preservation strategies for the cultural record, with an emphasis on assessing preservation needs of a collection and grant writing. |
MSIS/PhD |
- Management
- Grant Writing
- Needs Assessment
- Preservation
- Conservation
- Fundraising
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INF 392K |
Digital Archiving and Preservation |
Examines the permanent archiving of digital information. Covers media refreshment, emulation, migration, and electronic records repository construction and administration. Case study projects involving campus repositories and off-campus institutions. Students use legacy hardware and software and digital forensics tools to preprocess digital collections for repository storage. Also explores issues in long-term electronic records preservation |
MSIS/PhD |
- Digital Archives
- digital Preservation
- Born Digital Material
- Digital Archives
- Digital Preservation
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INF 392L |
Introduction to Audio Preservation and Reformatting |
Study of audio recording through a chronological examination of the development of recording; basic care and preservation of recordings; Preservation of audio archives; and stability concerns of audiovisual media. |
MSIS/PhD |
- Archives
- Preservation
- Reference
- Preservation Of Archival Collections
- Knowledge Of Archival Methods
- Organization Of Information
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INF 393C |
Conservation Laboratory Techniques |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 393C |
Conservation Laboratory Techniques: Introduction to Paper Conservation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 393C |
Conservation Laboratory Techniques: Preservation Science and Practice |
Ever wondered how libraries and archives safeguard historical materials for future generations? Preservation is the answer. In this course, students learn collections care strategies that enable today’s information stewards to protect our growing cultural record. Scientific foundations and practical exercises will address common preservation challenges, such as environmental control, mold, insects, pollutants, and light damage. Modern topics in health, safety, and sustainability will highlight the developing nature of the field. Students will evaluate preservation risks for books, paper, electronic media, and other collections materials. |
MSIS/PhD |
- Environmental Monitoring
- Light Monitoring
- Integrated Pest Management
- Agents Of Deterioration
- preventive Care
- Materials Science
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INF 393C.11 |
Treatment Techniques for Bound Materials |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 397 |
Research in Information Studies |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 397 |
Research in Information Studies: Data Management and the Research Life Cycle |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 397 |
Research in Information Studies: Introduction to Machine Learning / Statistical Analysis and Learning |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 698A |
Thesis |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 698B |
Thesis |
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MSIS/PhD |
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ISP 398R |
Master's Report |
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ISP/(formerly) MSIMS |
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INF 398R |
Master's Report |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 398T |
Supervised Teaching in Information Studies |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 399W |
Dissertation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 699W |
Dissertation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 999W |
Dissertation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 398T |
Supervised Teaching in Information Studies |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 399W |
Dissertation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 699W |
Dissertation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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INF 999W |
Dissertation |
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MSIS/PhD |
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Public Libraries |
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Electronic Portfolio |
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Advanced Usability |
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Practicum in Research |
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