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IMC 406 – LIBRARY SKILLS<br />

FACULTY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT<br />

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA<br />

KAMPUS PUNCAK PERDANA<br />

SHAH ALAM<br />

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION SCIENCE ( HONS )<br />

INFORMATION RECORD MANAGEMENT<br />

IMC 406 ( LIBRARY SKILL )<br />

ASSIGNMENT :<br />

DESCRIPTION ONLINE DATABASE<br />

PREPARED BY :<br />

NUR EZATUL SHAZWANIE BT SAHARANI (2019342457)<br />

NURUL ADILA BINTI MOHD ALIZAN ( 2019776191 )<br />

PREPARED FOR :<br />

MR. MOHD ZAIHAN BIN HUSSIN<br />

SUBMISSION DATE :<br />

19 MAY 2019


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TABLE OF CONTENT<br />

CHAPTER CONTENT<br />

NUMBER PAGE<br />

TABLE OF CONTENT 1<br />

ABSTRACTS 2<br />

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2<br />

OBJECTIVE 2<br />

SEARCHING METHOD 3<br />

INTRODUCTION BOOLEAN SEARCHING 4<br />

I. “AND” LOGIC 4<br />

II. “OR” LOGIC 5<br />

III. “NOT” LOGIC 5<br />

INTRODUCTION WILDCARD SEARCHING 6<br />

I. PERCENT (%) IN WILDCARD 6<br />

II. ASTERISK (*) IN WILDCARD 6<br />

III. QUESTION MARK (?) IN WILDCARD 6<br />

IV. OPEN AND CLOSE BRACKETS ( [ ] ) 6<br />

INTRODUCTION TRUNCATION SEARCHING 7<br />

INTRODUCTION ONLINE DATABASE 8<br />

INTRODUCTION PROQUEST DISSERTATION & THESES 9<br />

I. BASIC SEARCH 10<br />

II.BASIC SEARCH USING WILDCARD 11<br />

III. BASIC SEARCH USING TRUNCATION 12<br />

IV. ADVANCE SEARCH USING BOOLEAN 13<br />

INTRODUCTION EMERALD PREMIUM 16<br />

I. BASIC SEARCH 16<br />

II.BASIC SEARCH USING WILDCARD 18<br />

III.BASIC SEARCH USING TRUNCATION 19<br />

IV. ADVANCE SEARCH USING BOOLEAN 21<br />

BEST ONLINE DATABASE TO FIND FULL TEXT ARTICLE 23<br />

CONCLUSION 25


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ABSTRACTS<br />

This <strong>assignment</strong> require us to show the step of searching in library <strong>online</strong> <strong>database</strong>. There are<br />

many <strong>online</strong> <strong>database</strong> that available in PTAR portal. But we have choosen two <strong>online</strong> <strong>database</strong><br />

and it is shown every step of searching the <strong>database</strong>. The <strong>online</strong> <strong>database</strong>s that we choose is<br />

Proquest Dissertation & Theses and Emerald Premium as subject to this <strong>assignment</strong> and explained<br />

more about both of <strong>database</strong>.<br />

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT<br />

In performing this <strong>assignment</strong>, we take guideline from respected person who deserve our greatest<br />

gratitude. The completion of this <strong>assignment</strong> gives us much pleasure. We would like to show<br />

gratitude to Mr. Mohd Zaihan Bin Hussin, IMC 406 – Library Skills course Lecture, University<br />

Teknologi MARA (UITM) for giving us a good guideline for this <strong>assignment</strong> throughout the<br />

consultations. We also like to expend our deepest gratitude to all those who have directly and<br />

indirectly guided us in writing this <strong>assignment</strong>.Many people especially our classmates that have<br />

made valuable comment and suggestions on this proposal which gave us an inspiration to improve<br />

this <strong>assignment</strong> and help directly or indirectly to complete this <strong>assignment</strong>.<br />

OBJECTIVE<br />

Objective of this <strong>assignment</strong> is to enhance the skills and understand the level of the Online<br />

Database. It’s about learning the correct step in the quest notice something in the <strong>database</strong>, in this<br />

<strong>assignment</strong>, it should be stated how to find the article and as a proof of the article, we needs to<br />

attached it together. For this <strong>assignment</strong>, we have choose two different <strong>online</strong> <strong>database</strong> which is<br />

PROQUEST DISSERTATION & THESES and EMERALD PREMIUM. At the end of this<br />

<strong>assignment</strong> we choose Online Database Emerald Premium to search an information.


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SEARCHING METHOD<br />

To completed this <strong>assignment</strong> we have been requested by our lecturer to use the searching method<br />

to search article in Online Database. Finding the right article and other materials is not<br />

happenstance. Therefore, some of the <strong>database</strong> work differently than others. The following<br />

searching techniques will work in most <strong>database</strong>s. To use any <strong>database</strong> effectively, we used three<br />

searching method to find the article as below.<br />

I. Boolean Searching<br />

II. Wildcard Searching<br />

III. Truncation Searching


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INTRODUCTION BOOLEAN SEARCHING<br />

Boolean searching is built on a method of symbolic logic developed by George Boole, a 19 th<br />

century English mathematician. Boolean searches allow you to combine word and phrases using<br />

the words AND, OR, NOT ( known as Boolean operator) to limit, broaden or define your search.<br />

A good researcher should know how to do a Boolean Search.<br />

I. “AND” LOGIC<br />

Using AND narrows a search by combining terms. The more words you enter connected<br />

by AND the <strong>doc</strong>uments you get. All your words will be searched on.<br />

The AND operator is generally used to join different kinds of concepts, different aspects<br />

of the question.<br />

IOS<br />

ANDROID<br />

Example :<br />

“Ios” AND “Android”


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II.<br />

“OR” Logic<br />

Using OR broadens a search to include results that contain either of the words you’re<br />

looking for. The OR operator is generally used to join similar, equivalent, or synonymous<br />

concepts.<br />

IOS<br />

ANDROID<br />

Example : “Ios” OR “Android”<br />

III.<br />

“NOT” Logic<br />

Using NOT is exclude words from your search. Narrow your search , telling the <strong>database</strong><br />

to ignore concepts that may be implied by your search terms.<br />

IOS<br />

ANDROID<br />

Example : “Ios” NOT “Android”


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INTRODUCTION WILDCARD SEARCHING<br />

Alternatively referred to as a wild character, a wildcard is a symbol used to replace or represent<br />

one or more characters. Wildcards are typically either an asterisk ( ), which represents one or more<br />

characters or question mark ( ? ) , Which represents a single character. In the examples below of<br />

how a wildcard may be used , realize that wildcards are relatively universal.<br />

I. Percent ( % ) in a wildcard<br />

The percent symbol is used in SQL to match any character ( including an underscore )<br />

zero or more time.<br />

II.<br />

Asterisk (* ) in a wildcard<br />

The asterisk in a wildcard matches any character zero or more time. For examples “comp*”,<br />

matches anything beginning with “comp” which means “comp”, “ complete”, and<br />

“computer” are all matched.<br />

III.<br />

Question mark ( ? ) in a wildcard<br />

A question mark matches a single character once. For example, “c?mp” matches “camp”<br />

and “comp”. The question mark can also be used more than once. For example, “c??p”<br />

would match both of the above examples as well as “coop” in MS – DOS and the windows<br />

command line in the question mark also can match any trailing questions mark zero or one<br />

times For example, “co??” would match all of the above matches, but because they are<br />

trolling question marks would also match “cop” even though it’s not four characters.<br />

IV.<br />

Open and close brackets ( [ ] ) in a wildcard<br />

With Unix shells, Windows PowerShell, and programming languages that support regular<br />

expressions the open and close bracket wildcards match a single character in a range. For<br />

example, [a-z] matches any character “a” through “z, which means anything not in that<br />

range like a number would not be matched.


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INTRODUCTION TRUNCATION SEARCHING<br />

This search technique refers to the ability to search just a portion of a word. Truncation is a<br />

searching technique used in <strong>database</strong> in which a word ending is replaced by a symbol.<br />

Typically, a symbol such as the asterisk(*) is used to represent the rest of the term. End truncation<br />

is where several letters at the beginning of a word are specified but the ending can vary. With<br />

internal truncation, a symbol can represent one or more characters within a word.<br />

End truncation Example : colleg* finds college., colleges, collegial<br />

Internal Truncation Examples : colr finds color, colander.


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INTRODUCTION ONLINE DATABASE<br />

Online <strong>database</strong> is a web based filling designed to store information. The <strong>database</strong> can be accessed<br />

by web scripts and are purchased by subscription. The best strategy for search some information<br />

of the articles is use an electronic <strong>database</strong>.<br />

A <strong>database</strong> search well generally an abstract , a short summary of an article , which will help us to<br />

make decision whether we should get the full or the complete text or not. So we use PTAR library<br />

in web www.uitm.edu.my to choose <strong>online</strong> <strong>database</strong> which is<br />

1. PROQUEST DISSERTATION & THESES<br />

2. EMERALD PREMIUM<br />

As we can see below is front page for PERPUSTAKAAN TUN ABDUL RAZAK UITM library<br />

( PTAR Library )<br />

Click on Online<br />

<strong>database</strong> link


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INTRODUCTION : PROQUEST DISSERTATIONS & THESES GLOBAL<br />

ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Global (PQDTGlobal) is the world's most comprehensive<br />

collection of full-text dissertations and theses. As the official digital dissertations archive for the<br />

Library of Congress and as the <strong>database</strong> of record for graduate research, PQDTGlobal includes<br />

millions of searchable citations to dissertations and theses from 1861 to the present day together<br />

with over a million full-text dissertations that are available for download in PDF format. Over 2.1<br />

million titles are available for purchase as printed copies. The <strong>database</strong> offers full text for most of<br />

the dissertations added since 1997 and strong retrospective full-text coverage for older graduate<br />

works. It also includes PQDT UK & Ireland content.<br />

More than 70,000 new full-text dissertations and theses are added to the <strong>database</strong> each year through<br />

dissertations publishing partnerships with 700 leading academic institutions worldwide, and<br />

collaborative retrospective digitization of dissertations. Full-text dissertations are archived as<br />

submitted by the degree-granting institution. Some will be native PDF, some PDF image.<br />

Each dissertation published since July, 1980 includes a 350-word abstract written by the author.<br />

Master's theses published since 1988 include 150-word abstracts. Simple bibliographic citations<br />

are available for dissertations dating from 1637. Where available, PQDTGlobal provides 24-page<br />

previews of dissertations and theses.<br />

Subject coverage<br />

• Business and Economics<br />

• Medical Sciences<br />

• Science<br />

• Technology<br />

• Agriculture<br />

• Social Sciences<br />

• Arts<br />

• Humanities


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i. Basic Search<br />

Step to get the information through Basic Search. Below attach is front page for Basic Search when<br />

we using Proquest Dissertation & Theses. In search column you can directly type the article topics<br />

you want to search.<br />

In search column type<br />

any article you want<br />

to search<br />

Below attach is result after searching the article by Basic Search and the search result showing is<br />

around “1,759,945” related to article we search which is “Special”.<br />

The article<br />

we search<br />

Result from the<br />

article we search


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i. Basic search using Wildcard<br />

Step to get the information through Basic Search using Wildcard Method. Below attach<br />

is front page Basic Search for Proquest Dissertation & Theses and using the Wildcard<br />

Method, Asterisk (*) symbol we type word “heal*” to get the related information.<br />

In search column<br />

we type the<br />

word<br />

Below attach is the result after searching the word “specia*” using Wildcard Method and the<br />

search result showing is around 1,941,017 article which is related information to word “specia*”.<br />

specia*<br />

The word<br />

“specia*” we<br />

search<br />

The health related to<br />

the word “specia*”<br />

The result from<br />

word “specia*” we<br />

search


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iii. Basic Search using Truncation<br />

Step to get the information through Basic Search using Truncation Method. Below attach is<br />

Basic Search for Proquest Dissertation & Theses and using the Internal Truncation Method we<br />

type word “spec*al*” to get the related information.<br />

In search we type<br />

the word<br />

“spec*al*”<br />

Below attach is the result after searching the word “spec*al*” using Internal Truncation<br />

Method and the search result showing is around 2,250,776 article is related information to<br />

word “spec*al*”.<br />

The “spec*al*”<br />

word we search<br />

The result<br />

“spec*al*” word<br />

we search


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i. Advance Search using Boolean<br />

Below attach is the advance search steps we use to find the article. In advance search method of<br />

Boolean is already in front page. Boolean search can be define as a search using the electronic<br />

search where the Boolean operator AND, OR and NOT is introduced in the search statement<br />

combining the keywords.<br />

Boolean search<br />

method<br />

The article we<br />

search<br />

Below attach is the way we searching the information using the Boolean Method in Advance<br />

Search we search “laptop” AND “monitor” OR “library”.<br />

Boolean search<br />

method


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Below attach is the result after searching the article using the Boolean Search in Advance Search,<br />

we search “health” AND “medicine”. The search result showing is 646,532 article.<br />

Below attach is the result after searching the article using the Boolean Search in Advance Search,<br />

we search “health” OR “drug”. The search result showing is 1,590,171 articles.


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Below attach is the result after searching the article using the Boolean Search in Advance Search,<br />

we search “health” NOT “medicine”. The search result showing is 808,300 articles.


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Introduction to Emerald Premium<br />

The Emerald <strong>database</strong> is a distributed, object-oriented <strong>database</strong> system integrated with the Emerald<br />

system. It has an associative query language that can exploit indexes on paths of functions ( method<br />

index – ing ) ( objects are encapsulated ) and avoids impe<strong>dan</strong>ce mismatch with the application –<br />

language.<br />

Significant effort has been put into producing a seamless integration of the <strong>database</strong> system into<br />

the existing Emerald language : <strong>database</strong> operations are legal wherever Emerald statements are<br />

legal, all Emerald objects can be used in queries, sel – expressions in queries are first – class<br />

objects, the strong typing of the Emerald type system also covers the query language ( i.e -,<br />

application programs and their queries are type – checked at compile – lime), the scoping rules of<br />

Emerald are extended to also cover the query language. It is possible to have queries ( and other<br />

<strong>database</strong> operations ) inside object literals in expressions in queries. There is two ways to used<br />

Emerald Online Database, first is Basic Search and Second is Advance Search<br />

i. Basic Search<br />

Step to get information through Basic Search and below attach is front page for Basic Search and<br />

we see that there have few subjects that we can choose


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Below attach is describe we choose Health & Social Care as Main Topics to search the<br />

information<br />

We choose Library Studies as<br />

Main Topic.<br />

Below attach is we search ‘health’ as Article to get the information related to Health.


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Below attach is the result after searching through Basic Search and result showing 110,719<br />

article.<br />

ii. Basic Search using Wildcard<br />

Step to get information through Basic Search using Wildcard Method, Asterisk (*) symbol and<br />

below attach is front page for Basic Search and we can see have a few main topics under Browse<br />

Journals and Books.


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Below attach is describe we choose Health & Social Care as Subject and we search word<br />

“medic’ to search related information for that word.<br />

Below attach is result we get after search word “ medic*’ when using wildcard method and result<br />

showing 57,009 articles which is related information to word “medic*”.


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iii. Basic Search using Truncation<br />

Step to get information through Basic Search using Truncation method. Below attach is Basic<br />

Search for Emerald Premium and using the internal Truncation Method , We type word “tr*atm*”<br />

to get the related information through under Health & Social Care subject.<br />

Below attach is result we get after search word “tr*atm*”” when using internal Truncation<br />

Method and result showing 62,028 article which is related information to “ tr*atm*”.


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iv. Advance Search using Boolean<br />

Below attach is the advance search steps we use to find the article, in advance search, method of<br />

Boolean is already in front page. Boolean search can be define as a search using the electronic<br />

search where the Boolean operator AND, OR, and NOT is introduced in the search statement<br />

combining the keywords.<br />

Thecolumn is article<br />

we search<br />

Boolean search<br />

method<br />

Below attach is the result after searching the article using the Boolean Search in Advance Search,<br />

we search “medical” AND “traditional”. The result showing is 25,064 article.


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Below attach is result after searching the article using the Boolean Search in Advance Search, we<br />

search “ medicine” OR “treatment”. The search result showing is 138,720 article.<br />

Below attach is the result after searching the article using the Boolean Search in Advance Search,<br />

we search “ medical” NOT “traditional”. The search result showing is 28,727 article.


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BEST ONLINE DATABASE TO FIND FULL TEXT ARTICLE<br />

From the two Online Database we propose in this <strong>assignment</strong>, we like to choose Emerald Premium<br />

Database.We used Basic Search to search article we want.<br />

Browse your subjects and in<br />

search column types the<br />

article you want to search<br />

We would like to search ‘health’ as Article to get the information and we choose the second result<br />

listed, as per attached below .<br />

The articles<br />

we search<br />

We choose this<br />

article


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Below attach is an article about ‘health’ that we search using Emerald Premium Database through<br />

Basic Search.<br />

In PDF format :


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CONCLUSION<br />

Alhamdulillah, finally, we had finish up the <strong>assignment</strong> that given to us greatly. From the<br />

<strong>assignment</strong>, we can conclude that <strong>database</strong> is very useful for everyone especially students like us.<br />

With these <strong>assignment</strong>, we also learn how to use the advance search on each <strong>database</strong> which is<br />

giving a huge benefit and advantage to us.<br />

Along the way in complete these <strong>assignment</strong>, we figure out that Proquest Dissertation & Theses<br />

and Online Database Emerald Premium is quite similar in the way of searching. But, Online<br />

Database Emerald Premium are more presentable and user friendly.<br />

In addition, Online Database Emerald Premium also have more option in terms of subject such as<br />

Accounting, Finance & Economics, Education, Engineering, Marketing, Library Studies and many<br />

more, so that we have more topics of articles to choose. Other benefit are Online Database Emerald<br />

Premium can find the article, by tittle, author or publication date which can narrow the searching<br />

results and get the article that match our needs perfectly.<br />

Lastly, we recommended for all the society to use Online Database Emerald Premium for your<br />

needs.<br />

Thank you.

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