Master’s Program in Information Management and Digital Archiving – Course Descriptions
Storage and Retrieval of Records (0206602)
This course aims to teach students storage and retrieval systems, including retrieval basics, active file systems, operations of preservation centers, conservation of archival materials, archival references, and principles of access.
Assets Management and Digital Preservation (0206634)
The course presents theoretical principles and practical aspects of managing digital content. It addresses issues related to file formats, standards, and retention requirements, and includes applications of digital repositories and content management systems.
Digital Records Management Systems (0206612)
Covers applications of records management and archiving, including digital records, preservation standards for non-traditional information sources, and digital document management systems.
Research Methods (0206622)
Introduces concepts of scientific research, knowledge, and information. Includes reading skills, information collection methods, research tools, types of studies, and applications in libraries and information centers.
Principles and Applications of Records Management (0206603)
Focuses on principles and practices of records management, the concept of recordkeeping, and key elements of records management programs.
Bibliographic Description of Archival Resources (0206615)
Covers principles of archival description, access issues, and international standards such as ISAD, ISAAR, and EAD.
Creation, Management, and Preservation of Digital Resources (0206613)
Provides knowledge and skills for creating, managing, and preserving digital materials, linking theory with practical applications.
Records and Physical Evidence (0206614)
Examines records and physical evidence, methods of validation, and types such as texts, images, artifacts, and audiovisual materials, including digitization challenges.
Management of Archival Institutions (0206631)
Applies administrative principles to archival institutions, including management functions, organizational structures, human and financial resources, and ethics.
Digital Publishing and Preservation (0206616)
Explores digital preservation strategies, file formats, project planning, and electronic publishing concepts, advantages, and future trends.
Archiving and Digitization (0206607)
Covers records and knowledge management in organizations, development of archival systems, electronic records, and modern technologies.
Metadata (0206643)
Introduces metadata concepts, standards, applications, data exchange, interoperability, and quality control in libraries and archives.
Records and Preservation (0206617)
Discusses the role of archives in society, their history, and key concepts in records preservation.
Preservation, Access, and Archival Services (0206618)
Focuses on international standards for preservation and access, balancing protection and usability, and managing risks to archival materials.
Information and Records Security (0206604)
Covers information security systems, risk analysis, protection strategies for traditional and digital resources, and secure digital repositories.
Information Management Technology (0206641)
Introduces information technology concepts, databases, networks, artificial intelligence, and applications in information systems.
Digital Libraries (0206632)
Provides a comprehensive framework for understanding digital libraries, including technical, social, and economic aspects, and building digital repositories.
Directed Readings (0206622)
Focuses on recent trends in information science through advanced topics to enhance students’ knowledge and research skills.
Data Analysis and Representation (0206642)
Covers data collection, cleaning, organization, analysis, and modern techniques in text and data analysis.
Digital Heritage Preservation (0206633)
Explores digital heritage, its preservation, challenges, and modern research trends in maintaining digital culture.