Library Science 1020

Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-4:30pm / Sims 345 / Contact Dayne Sherman / 985-549-3965

Library Science 1020: Introduction to Information Research is a course designed to teach the information research process. Methods for locating and evaluating sources and the creation of effective search strategies are discussed and practiced. Required exercises and assignments reinforce the course content. The course is open to all students and currently over half of the majors require Library Science 1020 in the curriculum.  Check the Schedule of Classes for current course offerings.

For information on the LS 1020 Departmental Credit Exam see:

https://www.southeastern.edu/library/students/ls102/exam/

• Students will understand the organization, tools and vocabulary of an academic library
• Students will utilize databases to find and retrieve information
• Students will identify relevant sources using critical thinking skills
• Students will create a bibliography of relevant sources
• Students will understand the need for developing life-long learning skills
• Students will apply the above learned skills in other college classes

LS 1020 is taught in two computer-equipped classrooms in Sims Library. Most sections of Library Science 1020 are scheduled in Sims 355. Additional sections are taught in Sims 474.

There is no textbook required for the course. Instead students will be required to read the content found on the course materials web site.