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to those whose interests in the provision of information and knowledge services lie in emerging knowledge-based industries. Professional librarians, teacher librarians, archivists and records managers will find this area of specialisation a useful means of updating and broadening their professional knowledge base. The Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Services) is recognised as an exit point from the Master of Information Services. In certain areas of specialisation , students may exit the Graduate Diploma after twelve months of part-time study with a Graduate Certificate in Information Services. Students who successfully complete certain areas of specialisation of the Graduate Diploma are eligible for professional membership of one or more of the following professional associations, as follows: • Information Science and Teacher Librarianship area of specialisation graduates are eligible for Associate (professional) membership of the Australian Library and Information Association; • Archives and Records area of specialisation graduates are eligible for professional membership of both the Australian Society of Archivists and the Records Management Association of Australia. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The minimum admission requirement is the completion of a threeyear tertiary qualification. Prospective students who do not have a three-year tertiary qualification may apply for alternative entry to areas of specialisation other than the Teacher-Librarianship stream. Applicants for alternative entry must demonstrate prior learning, including at least five years’ appropriate professional experience and should include with their application a CV and references confirming their professional experience. Any additional special admission requirements are detailed under the individual areas of specialisation below. Certified copies of qualifications must be appended to application forms. COURSE LOCATION This course is available on Mt Lawley Campus. MODE OF STUDY This course is available by Full-time, or Part-time mode. MODE OF DELIVERY This course is available in the following modes of delivery - Oncampus, and Off-campus. The Archives and Records area of specialisation and some units are available only through online study. Students MUST have access to a computer capable of accessing the Internet and eCourse. Online students are not required to attend on campus for any part of the program. COURSE STRUCTURE The Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Services) is an eight unit, twelve month full-time award with exit points after four units (60 points) and twelve months of part-time study (in certain sareas os specialisations). The Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Services) may also be studied in part-time mode. Students must select one of the following four area of specialisation. Students must complete all units in the selected area of specialisation for the Graduate Diploma award. Archives and Records SPARRE SPECIAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS A recognised three-year undergraduate degree in a discipline other than archives and records is the minimum admission requirement for this course. Alternatively, prospective students who can demonstrate prior learning in the field, including at least five years appropriate professional experience, may apply. In the latter case, a CV and references confirming professional experience should be appended to application forms. Certified copies of qualifications must be appended to application forms. Graduates from all other disciplines are invited to apply. Students with appropriate professional experience are eligible for professional membership of the Australian Society of Archivists and the Records Management Association of Australia if they graduate with a Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Services) in this area of specialisation. Students who have successfully completed the Graduate Certificate of Information Services (Archives and Records Area of Specialisation) may apply for advanced standing in this area of specialisation. AREA OF SPECIALISATION STRUCTURE Part-time students should enrol in either IST4121 or IST4136 in their first semester of study. The area of specialisation will foster an understanding of records and archives management as interrelated record-keeping activities, building in a logical manner upon knowledge already acquired in previous units. UNIT SET LOCATION This unit set is available on Mt Lawley Campus. MODE OF DELIVERY This unit set is available in the following modes of delivery - Oncampus, and Off-campus. YEAR ONE Semester 1 IST4121 The Records Environment 15 IST4133 Preservation and Storage 15 CSG4105 Information Services Transformation 15 IST4235 Electronic Recordkeeping 15 Semester 2 IST4107 Information Services Management 15 IST4118 Information Retrieval and Document Management 15 IST4136 Documenting Society 15 IST4236 Documenting the Corporate Memory 15 Information Science SPINSC SPECIAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The minimum admission requirement is a bachelor degree in a discipline other than library and information science. Alternatively, prospective students who can demonstrate prior learning in the field, including at least five years appropriate professional experience, may apply. In the latter case, a CV and references confirming professional experience should be appended to application forms. Certified copies of qualifications must be appended to application forms. Students must complete six core units and may select two elective units, after consultation with and obtaining the approval of the course coordinator. ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 55
Students are eligible for Associate (professional) membership of the Australian Library and Information Association if they graduate with a Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Services) in this area of specialisation. UNIT SET LOCATION This unit set is available on Mt Lawley Campus. MODE OF DELIVERY This unit set is available in the following modes of delivery - Oncampus, and Off-campus. YEAR ONE Semester 1 IST4102 The Information Society 15 IST4103 Library Systems 15 IST4104 Information Resources and Services 15 CSG4105 Information Services Transformation 15 Semester 2 IST4106 Information Organisation 15 IST4107 Information Services Management 15 Elective Unit Elective Unit Teacher Librarianship SPTELB SPECIAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The minimum admission requirement for this area of specialisation is a three-year Bachelor of Arts (Education) or equivalent teaching qualification. In addition, all entrants must provide evidence of at least twelve months’ satisfactory full-time school teaching experience or the equivalent part-time experience. Students are eligible for Associate (professional) membership of the Australian Library and Information Association if they graduate with a Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Services) in this area of specialisation. Students who have successfully completed the Graduate Certificate of Information Services (Teacher Librarianship) may apply for advanced standing in this area of specialisation. UNIT SET LOCATION This unit set is available on Mt Lawley Campus. MODE OF DELIVERY This unit set is available in the following modes of delivery - Oncampus, and Off-campus. YEAR ONE Semester 1 IST4102 The Information Society 15 IST4103 Library Systems 15 IST4104 Information Resources and Services 15 CSG4105 Information Services Transformation 15 Semester 2 LIB4112 Resources for Children and Young Adults 15 IST4106 Information Organisation 15 IST4107 Information Services Management 15 IST4117 Information Literacy 15 Knowledge Services SPKNS SPECIAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS A recognised three-year undergraduate degree is the minimum admission requirement for this course. Graduates from all disciplines are invited to apply. Alternatively, prospective students who can demonstrate prior learning in the field, including at least five years appropriate professional experience, may apply. In the latter case, a CV and references confirming professional experience should be appended to application forms. Certified copies of qualifications must be appended to application forms. Students must complete five core units and may select three elective units, after consultation with and obtaining the approval of the course coordinator. External students are not required to attend on-campus for any part of the program. Students who have successfully completed the Graduate Certificate of Information Services (Knowledge Services Area of Specialisation) may apply for advanced standing in this area of specialisation. UNIT SET LOCATION This unit set is available on Mt Lawley Campus. MODE OF DELIVERY This unit set is available in the following modes of delivery - Oncampus, and Off-campus. YEAR ONE Semester 1 IST4102 The Information Society 15 CSG4105 Information Services Transformation 15 CSG4111 Introduction to Knowledge Management 15 Elective unit Semester 2 IST4117 Information Literacy 15 IST4118 Elective unit Elective unit Information Retrieval and Document Management 15 Electives for the Information Science and Knowledge Services areas of specialisation may be chosen from the following list: Any core unit in other areas of specialisation of the course OR CSG220U Project Management, Professionalism and Ethics IST4108 Display and Presentation Systems CSI4102 Computer Security CSI4104 Information Security CSG4331 Knowledge Computing CSI4201 Systems Analysis GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF SCIENCE (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) Course Code 746 Course Code 039 The Graduate Diploma of Science (Information Technology) is designed for persons who possess a three year tertiary qualification with little or no exposure to computing. It caters specifically for the part-time student: the award can be completed in two years of evening study, though students may choose to take longer. 56 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008
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