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the discretion of a reference staff member a reference book may be checked out by a faculty/ teaching staff member for few hours or overnight. (For more details see the circulation policy.) Circulation The policy governing the lending of library materials for use by the university community is designed to allow maximum use of these materials outside the library. All members of the University community (students and faculty) may borrow materials from the library. Borrowing privileges are also extended to other university support staff. (Please refer to the circulation policy and procedures for more details.) Audio visuals The media services section houses the library audio / video materials such as audiotapes, videotapes, slides films, CD. Photocopying A pre-paid photocopying machine using a card is made available in the library for patrons use at very reasonable prices. Technical Services Acquisition Section The acquisition section is in charge of developing the library collection in support of teaching and research at the university faculties and centers. Cataloguing and Classification The section is in charge of all technical services within the library which include among other things cataloguing and classification. The Library uses the AACR2 and the Library of Congress Classification and the MARC applications. System Section This section supervises the work of the electronic library system used in the library and ensures its proper functioning. It also provides training sessions for all library patrons on the search of information through the library portal. Library Open Hours Regular Semester (Fall and Spring) Sunday to Wednesday 8:30 am - 8:00 pm Thursday 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Inter Semester Break Sunday to Thursday 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Extended hours may be announced if needed. Summer Semester Sunday to Thursday 8:30 am - 6:00 pm The Library is closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Instructions to All Library Users The university library is a quiet place designed and prepared for reading, study and research activities. For optimal use of the library resources, it is requested from all library users to abide by the following instructions: Please keep quiet while in the library. No food or drink is allowed in the library. The use of mobile phones inside the library is strictly prohibited. Please don’t return the books to the shelves after use (Leave them on the reading tables). Please keep the library clean and tidy. Please don’t leave your personal belongings inside the library on leaving. Please follow the instructions issued by the library staff and co-operate fully with them (they are here to help you). Failure to follow these instructions will infringe the rights of other library users. 208
Circulation Who May Borrow From the Library All members of the university community (students and faculty) may borrow materials from the library. Borrowing privileges are also extended to other university support staff who hold valid identification cards. Individuals from outside the university may be permitted on a case by case basis to use the library’s resources only within the library building (for details, see the library use by outsider’s policy) Circulating Materials The maximum number of items that may be borrowed, and the retention period allowed, are as follows. Maximum Number of Items and Time Borrowed Books AV Media Materials Undergraduate Students 4 books for 4 weeks 2 items for 5 days Graduate Students 8 books for 4 weeks 5 items for 7 days Faculty 8 books for 8 weeks 5 items for 4 weeks Staff 8 books for 8 weeks 2 items for 5 days Non Circulating Materials Normally, non circulating materials cannot be taken out of the Library. However in case of a pressing need, such materials may be checked out by a faculty or a staff member for few hours or overnight. Each borrower is allowed two defaults, after which he will be deprived of this exceptional service for the rest of the academic year. Reference Books Reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc., cannot be taken outside the library. Special collections With the permission of the librarian for special collections, an item maybe checked out by a faculty/staff member for few hours or overnight. In his absence, the on-duty reference staff may grant such permission. Maps, standards and specifications and theses are not allowed to be taken out of the library. Periodicals Faculty and staff members may borrow up to 2 issues of any journal for few hours or overnight. Reserved books Reserved books may be checked out overnight, if permitted, by the concerned faculty member. A maximum of one item may be checked out by a student. The borrowed item must be checked out 30 minutes before closing the library, and must be returned the following day within 30 minutes following the opening of the library. Returns All circulating books must be returned to the circulation desk by the due date. Renewals Unless a hold has been placed on a borrowed book by another patron, the borrower may renew the loan period only 2 times by presenting the book to the circulation desk. Search and Hold The library user may request a search on an item he/she cannot locate in the stacks. When found, the circulation staff will put a hold on that item and notify the patron. The library user may request a hold on an item checked out by another patron. When the item is returned, the user will be notified immediately. In the above two cases, the materials will be placed “on hold” for 5 days then re- shelved. Recalls The library may recall any item after being charged to a faculty/staff for at least 7 days if needed by 209
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DIRECTORY ALHOSN University, P.O. B
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UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW Philosophy ALHO
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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION Applica
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Transfer Credit Policy 1. Transfer
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Grading System Letter Grades Perfor
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION Students shou
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Fees for Other Services Service Fee
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DEGREES AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS AL
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The University General Requirement
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FAS 101 Communication Skills (Engli
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This course examines major theoreti
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العلوم الطبيعية (FES1
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FES 240 Statics (3 = 2 + 1) Prerequ
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTER Overview Th
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vocabulary. Emphasis on communicati
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Global Knowledge with Local Vision
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Upon completion of the BBA program,
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BBA Elective Courses Specialization
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FIN 201 Principles of Finance (3 =
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MGT 100 Introduction to Business (3
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MKT 452 Consumer Behavior (3 = 3 +
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Dr Banchongsan Charoensook Assistan
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BSCE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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engineering management and their po
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Department of Interior Design Overv
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