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All SI Courses
This is the course catalogue of all active courses within the School of Information.
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500 Information in Social Systems: Collections, Flows, and Processing
3 Credits
501 Contextual Inquiry and Project Management
3 Credits; 3 PEP pt(s)
502 Networked Computing: Storage, Communication, and Processing
3 Credits
505 Drupal Configuration and Customization
1 Credits
507 Foundations of Information Policy Analysis and Design
3 Credits
508 Networks: Theory and Application
3 Credits
510 Special Topics: Data Security and Privacy: Legal, Policy and Enterprise Issues
3 Credits
511 Special Topics: Seminar on Information Industry
3 Credits
512 Special Topics: Policies for Changing Economics of Knowledge
3 Credits
514 Special Topics: Introduction to Semantic Web Ideas
3 Credits
515 Special Topics: Material Culture and the Interpretation of Objects
3 Credits
516 Special Topics: Research and Technology in the Humanities
3 Credits
518 Special Topics: Seminar on Library Leadership
1.5 Credits
519 Special Topics: Intellectual Property and Information Law
3 Credits
520 Graphic Design
3 Credits
523 Special Topics: Information and Control
3 Credits
524 Special Topics: Open Source Software Systems and Their Communities
3 Credits
528 Records Management: Principles and Practices
3 Credits
529 eCommunities: Analysis and Design of Online Interaction Environments
3 Credits
530 Principles in Management
3 Credits
531 Human Interaction in Information Retrieval
3 Credits
532 Digital Government I: Information Technology and Democratic Politics
1.5 Credits
533 Digital Government II: Information Technology and Democratic Administration
1.5 Credits
539 Design of Complex Web Sites
3 Credits
541 Systems, Networks, and Webs
3 Credits
542 Introduction to Health Informatics
3 Credits
543 Programming I (Java)
3 Credits
544 Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis
3 Credits
548 Principles of Software Design for Learning
3 Credits
549 Learning Technologies Across the Content Areas
3 Credits
550 Seminar in Information Policy: Regulation and Politics
3 Credits
551 Information-Seeking Behavior
3 Credits
553 Multimedia Production
3 Credits
557 Visual Persuasion
3 Credits
561 Natural Language Processing
3 Credits
562 Microeconomics for Information Professionals
1.5 Credits
563 Game Theory
1.5 Credits
566 Design and Practice of Social Science Research
3 Credits
572 Database Application Design
3 Credits; 2 PEP pt(s)
575 Community Information Corps Seminar
1.5 Credits
579 Government Information: Issues, Resources, and Policy
3 Credits
580 Understanding Records and Archives: Principles and Practices
3 Credits
581 Preserving Information
1.5 Credits
583 Recommender Systems
1.5 Credits
586 Music Bibliography
3 Credits
593 Rapid Response Informatics
3 Credits
596 Digital Librarianship
3 Credits; 1 PEP pt(s)
598 Practical Engagement Workshop: Dot.Org Incubator
2-3 Credits
599 Practical Engagement Workshop: Information Technologies in Small Nonprofit Organizations
3 Credits; 3 PEP pt(s)
601 Data Manipulation
1.5 Credits
605 Special Topics: The Development and Future of the Internet
3 Credits
615 Special Topics: Digital Libraries
3 Credits
618 Exploratory Data Analysis
1.5 Credits
619 Information and Adaptation in Human Systems
3 Credits
620 Collection Development and Management
3 Credits
621 Ethics, Values, and Information Dilemmas
3 Credits
622 Evaluation of Systems and Services
3 Credits
623 Outcome-based Evaluation of Programs and Services
3 Credits; 1 PEP pt(s)
624 Media for Children and Young Adults
3 Credits
626 Management of Specialized Information Services
3 Credits
627 Managing the Information Technology Organization
3 Credits
628 Information Technology, Emerging Law, and Applied Policy
3 Credits
629 Access Systems for Archival Materials
3 Credits
630 Security in the Digital World
3 Credits
631 Practical Engagement Workshop: Content Management Systems
3 Credits; 3 PEP pt(s)
632 Appraisal of Archives
3 Credits
633 History of Books and Printing
3 Credits
634 Application Platform Configuration
1.5 Credits
635 Application Platform Customization
1.5 Credits
637 Research Seminar on Archives and Institutions of Social Memory
3 Credits
638 School Library Media Management
3 Credits
639 Web Archiving
1.5 Credits
641 Instructional Design for Information Skills
3 Credits
643 Professional Practice in Libraries and Information Centers
3 Credits
644 Advanced Preservation Administration
1.5 Credits
645 Information Use in Communities
3 Credits
646 Information Economics
1.5 Credits
647 Information Resources and Services
3 Credits
648 InfoCulture: Theory and Methods in the History and Sociology of Information Technology
3 Credits
649 Information Visualization
1.5 Credits; 1 PEP pt(s)
650 Information Retrieval
3 Credits
652 Electronic Commerce
3 Credits
655 Management of Electronic Records
3 Credits
658 Information Architecture
3 Credits
660 Competitive Strategy and Policy in the Information Industries
3 Credits
663 Entrepreneurship in the Information Industry
3 Credits
665 Online Searching and Databases
3 Credits
666 Organization of Information Resources
3 Credits
667 Issues in Public Libraries
3 Credits
670 Information in Organizations
1.5 Credits
674 Information Resources for Business and the Social Sciences
2 Credits
675 Digitization for Preservation
1.5 Credits
678 Preserving Sound and Motion
1.5 Credits
679 Aggregation and Prediction Markets
1.5 Credits
680 Incentive-Centered Design: Contracting and Signaling
1.5 Credits
681 Internship/Field Experience & Seminar in Practical Engagement
6 Credits; 1-6 PEP pt(s)
682 Interface and Interaction Design
3 Credits; 2 PEP pt(s)
683 Reputation Systems
1.5 Credits
686 Public Goods
1.5 Credits
687 Matching Mechanisms
1.5 Credits
688 Fundamentals of Human Behavior
3 Credits
689 Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
3 Credits
690 Internship/Field Experience
1-6 Credits; 1-6 PEP pt(s)
691 Internship/Independent Study
6 Credits
692 Practical Engagement Workshop in Archives and Records
3 Credits; 3 PEP pt(s)
693 Rapid Response Informatics
3 Credits
696 Practical Engagement Workshop: Advanced Digital Librarianship
3 Credits; 3 PEP pt(s)
698 Practical Engagement Workshop: Dot.Org Incubator
2-3 Credits
699 Practical Engagement Workshop: Information Technologies in Small Nonprofit Organizations
3 Credits; 3 PEP pt(s)
701 Doctoral Foundations
3 Credits
702 Seminar in Organizational Studies (ICOS)
1-4 Credits
703 Foundations of Information Policy Analysis and Design
3 Credits
705 Learning Sciences
3 Credits
708 Networks: Theory and Application
3 Credits
710 Special Topics: Research Topics in Business Administration
1.5 Credits
719 Knowledge/Power/Practice in Science, Technology, and Medicine
3 Credits
722 Theories and Models in Information Studies
3 Credits
724 Qualitative Methods
3 Credits
729 Access Systems for Archival Materials
3 Credits
731 Advanced Information Economics
3 Credits
732 Digital Government: Information Technology and Democratic Governance
3 Credits
737 Research Seminar on Archives and Institutions of Social Memory
3 Credits
741 Systems, Networks, and Webs
3 Credits
745 Information Use in Communitites
3 Credits
746 Information Economics
3 Credits
748 InfoCulture: Theory and Methods in the History and Sociology of Information Technology
3 Credits
749 Information Visualization
1.5 Credits
751 Information-Seeking Behavior
3 Credits
760 Language and Information
3 Credits
761 Natural Language Processing
3 Credits
767 Advanced Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval
3 Credits
768 Seminar on Information Policy: Regulation and Politics
3 Credits
779 Aggregation and Prediction Markets
1.5 Credits
786 Public Goods
1.5 Credits
787 Matching Mechanisms
1.5 Credits
789 Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
3 Credits
791 Independent Study
1-3 Credits
840 Research Methods
3 Credits
860 Research Methods Course in Experimental Methods
3 Credits
888 Doctoral Research Seminar: Information and Adaptation in Human Systems
3 Credits
901 Directed Research
1-3 Credits
902 Directed Research
1-3 Credits
990 Dissertation/Precandidate
1-8 Credits
995 Dissertation/Candidate
8 Credits
OOO Doctoral Development Seminar
0 Credits
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At the end of the semester, some SI courses set aside time for students to display their projects. All faculty and students are invited. David LaCrone and his group project partners spoke about their work with eWashtenaw, the effort by the county government to place as much information as possible about government functions on the Web.
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