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Plan of Information Science Studies (Master)
Version of 14.5.2003 file MaOIWSte
In accordance with § ... University Law (University of the Saar) and following the Conditions
of Study for the course of studies in Information Science made upon ... the Dean of the Faculty
of Empirical Humane Sciences has adopted the following Plan of Studies:
1. Start of studies
The studies are normally taken up in winter term.
2. Courses
For the first part of studies the following modules are offered (SWS = hours per week, E =
introduction, V = lecture, U = exercise, P = introductory seminar, H = advanced seminar):
SWS CR
E Introduction to Information Science E4 4 6
GT Theoretical foundations and methods V2+U2+P2 6 10
GP Fundamentals of information and
documentation practice V2+U2+P2 6 10
Q1 Fundamentals of information linguistics V2+P2 4 7
Q2 Fundamentals of information technology V2+P2 4 7
Q3 Knowledge representation V2+P2 4 7
Q4 Social and psychic factors of information
und communication V2+P2 4 7
B1 Empirical methods T/U4 4 6
B2 Electronic document creation
and retrieval T/U4 4 6
B3 Presentation techniques T/U4 4 6
P Seminar accompanying internships U2 1 7
(incl. internship credits)
For the second part of studies the following modules are offered:
H1 Information and knowledge management V2+H2 4 11
H2 Specialized information V2+H2 4 11
H3 Mass media information V2+H2 4 11
H4 Information industry V2+H2 4 11
K Colloquium for final exam candidates K2 2 -
P Seminar accompanying internships U2 1 7
(incl. internship credits)
The conditions for the students’ participation in the courses are defined by the Conditions of
Study.
3. Module descriptions
This documentation complements and describes the modules and courses presented in the
Conditions of Study.
It describes the modules of the field of studies of Information Science as part of the Master
studies (as a major or minor field of studies) of the Faculties of the Humanities of the University
of the Saar and as part of several fields of studies leading to a diploma degree (as a
complementary subject). The modules mostly comprise several courses which are called
module elements.
The credits and the hours per week (SWS) noted with the modules represent the total of the
credits and SWS of the module elements that are part of the respective module (lectures,
exercises, seminars ...). The descriptions of the module elements show the module element’s
credits and SWSes.
As long as it is not explicitly noted otherwise with the module elements, the modules’
properties and values are inherited by the module elements. In other words: the values given
with a module element replace the values given by the module. This is e.g. true for the
iterativity property. By iterativity this plan refers to the frequence and the cycle of a module or
course (semester, year).
If the successful assessment of a module element (e.g. an exercise) entails the granting of
credits for an other credit element (e.g. the lecture linked to it) this is made explicit by pointing
to the respective module element.
By admission criteria (there may be more than one sequence of criteria) the following
properties - separated by a ‚+’ - are meant (in the given order):
- aspired degree: (ALLE = all; INFW = Information Science, ALLD = all fields of studies
leading to a diploma; INFB = Bachelor in Computer Science; HOKU = Historically oriented
cultural sciences ...
- degree variant: (MHF = master, major; MNF = master, minor; MHN = master, major and
minor; DEF = complementary subject (diploma); ALL = all variants)
- conditions of examination (year of coming into force ; where = ‘0000’: all)
- eligible subject (W), compulsory subject (P) or eligible compulsory subject (WP)
- Part of studies (1 = basic studies, 2 = advanced studies; 3 = basic or advanced studies),
- specialization or field of studies (focal point) (cf. also the Conditions of Study):
E Introduction
GT Basic Studies: fundamentals and basic methods
GP Basic Studies: information practice
Q Basic Studies: cross-section fields
B Basic Studies: basic qualifications in information technology
H1 Main studies, focal point 1 (information management / knowledge management)
H2 Main studies, focal point 2 (specialized information)
H3 Main studies, focal point 3 (mass media information)
H4 Main studies, focal point 4 (information industry)
K Colloquium (for main course students)
P Accompanying course for internships (for students in first and second part of
studies)
The person responsible for the modules is the institution’s representative (3051501).
Module: Introduction to Information Science
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MEIW
Module elements: EIW + EWA
Admission criteria: INFW+ALL+2003+P+1+E
HOKU+ALL+0000+P+1+E
Content: Introduction to Information Science and scientific working
in Information Science. Subject matter, history and state of
the art of information and documentation; development of
specialized information; information retrieval; information
ethics; information law; information politics; library and
information and documentation institutions; the
information profession; training; focal points of research.
Semester (start): 1
Credits : 6
Hours per week: 4
Module element: EIW
is part of module: MEIW
Title: Introduction to Information Science
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Introductory course with exercises
Internal acronym: EIW
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Iterativity: every winter term
Assessment: written test
Module element: EWA
is part of module: MEIW
Admission criteria: INFW+MHN+2003+P+1+E
Title: Introduction to scientific working in Information Science
Content: Introduction to basic scientific approaches, methods, and
tools applied to the field of Information Science
Type of course: Introductory course with exercises
Internal acronym: EWA
Semester: 2 or 4
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: successful completion of EIW
Iterativity: every summer term
Assessment: written test
Comments: not applicable if Information Science is studied as a minor
field of study (Diploma, Bachelor)
Module: Theoretical foundations and methods of Information
Science
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MGTM
Module elements: VISWR+UISWR+PISWR
Admission criteria: INFW+ALL+2003+P+1+GT
Content: Introduction to basic concepts and methods of Information
Science. The design, creation, and maintenance of
information systems. Humans as users of information
systems. Knowledge and information. Models and
theories of information retrieval. Methods and tools of
knowledge acquisition and transfer. Development and
operation of information systems. Diffusion and impact
analysis, statistical methods. User interfaces. Cognitive
models, user and acceptance research. Findings in
cognitive science research. Learning theories.
Semester: 1
Credits : 10
Hours per week: 6
Iterativity: every winter term
Module element: VISWR
is part of module: MGTM
Title: Theoretic foundations and methods of Information Science
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VISWR
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: cf.UISWR
Content: cf. description of module
Module element: UISWR
is part of module: MGTM
Title: Theoretic foundations and methods of Information Science:
Exercises
Content: Exercises accompanying lecture VISWR
Type of course: Exercise
Internal acronym: UISWR
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper or written test
Module element: PISWR
is part of module: MGTM
Title: Theoretic foundations and methods of Information Science:
Selected topics
Type of course: Introductory seminar
Internal acronym: PIS
Prerequisites: successful completion of UISWR
Semester: 2
Credits : 4
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper plus alternatively written test or written paper
Iterativity: every summer term
Module: Information and Documentation Practice
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MPID
Module elements: VGSBS+UGSBS+PGSBS
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+1+GP
Content: Practical methods of cataloguing, ordering systems,
information extraction and knowledge representation, text
condensation. Information work in information and
documentation centers. Organisation, management,
scheduling, and budget planning in libraries,
documentation centers and archives. Media archives.
Museums. Information market. Information services;
information work, formal description, indexing,
classification and referral; Electronic catalogues and
cataloguing. Bibliometry and informetry as decision
support
Semester: 2
Credits : 10
Hours per week: 6
Iterativity: every summer term
Module element: VGSBS
is part of module: MPID
Title: Information and Documentation Practice
Content: cf. description of module
Internal acronym: VGSBS
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: cf.UGSBS
Module element: UGSBS
is part of module: MPID
Title: Information and Documentation Practice: Exercises
Content: Exercises with practical work (e.g. cataloguing,
application of ordering systems)
Internal acronym: UGSBS
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper or written test
Module element: PGSBS
is part of module: MPID
Title: Information and Documentation Practice: Ausgewählte
Themen
Content: cf. description of module
Internal acronym: PGSBS
Prerequisites: successful completion of UGSBS
Semester: 2
Credits : 4
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper plus alternatively written test or written paper
Iterativity: every winter term
Module: Foundations of information linguistics
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MQIL
Module elements: VRSB+PRSB
Admission criteria: INFW+ALL+2003+WP+1+Q1
Content: Adaptation and Application of linguistic models and
procedures in language-based knowledge transfer.
Dictionaries, registers, thesauri, question-answering
systems, parsing (algorithmic linguistic analysis), speech
recognition and generation. Language barriers for
knowledge transfer and their overcoming: applied
automatic indexing, machine translation of languages
Part of studies: 1
Semester: 1 or 3
Credits : 7
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: none
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting winter term 2004/05
Module element: VRSB
is part of module: MQIL
Title: Foundations of information linguistics
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VRSB
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: PRSB
is part of module: MQIL
Title: Foundations of information linguistics: Selected topics
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Introductory seminar
Internal acronym: PRSB
Credits : 4
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: Oral or written paper
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2004
Module: Foundations of information technology
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MQIT
Module elements: VIBN+PIBN
Admission criteria: INFW+ALL+2003+WP+1+Q2
Content: Foundations of communication and information
technology. Basic structure of database systems. Data and
process modelling, information banks (reference, fact, and
full text databases). Practice of information retrieval.
Information networks. Metainformation services. Data
security, storage and archiving methods. New techniques
for the media, electronic publishing, text processing,
hypermedia, information presentation.
Semester: 2 or 4
Credits : 7
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: none
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting winter term 2003/04
Module element: VIBN
is part of module: MQIT
Title: Foundations of information technology
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VIBN
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: PIBN
is part of module: MQIT
Title: Foundations of information technology: Selected topics
Content: cf. description of module
Internal acronym: PIBN
Type of course: Introductory seminar
Credits : 4
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper or written paper
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in winter term 2003/2004
Module: Knowledge representation
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MQWR
Module elements: VWRP+PWRP
Admission criteria: INFW+ALL+2003+WP+1+Q3
Content: Classification systems, e.g. patent classification; principles
of thesaurus construction. Automatic indexing systems,
ranking and clustering. Introduction to contents analysis.
Basics of expert systems / knowledge-based systems.
Semester: 1 or 3
Credits : 7
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: none
Module element: VWRP
is part of module: MQWR
Title: Knowledge representation
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VWRP
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2004
Module element: PWRP
is part of module: MQWR
Title: Selected topics of knowledge representation
Type of course: Introductory seminar
Internal acronym: PWRP
Credits : 4
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: successful completion of VWRP
Assessment: oral or written paper
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2005
Module: Social and Psychic Factors of Information and
Communication
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MQSF
Module elements: VSPF+PSPF
Admission criteria: INFW+ALL+2003+WP+1+Q4
Content: Social and psychic factors in the conception of information
systems; man-machine communication; causes and
consequences for knowledge growth and publication
overflow; functions of the media in the communication
process and in knowledge transfer, technological impact
assessment; models and systems of e-learning.
Semester: 2 or 4
Credits : 7
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: none
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2005
Module element: VSPF
is part of module: MQSF
Title: Social and psychic factors of information and
communication
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VSPF
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: PSPF
is part of module: MQSF
Title: Selected topics of social and psychic factors of information
and communication
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Introductory seminar
Internal acronym: PSPF
Credits : 4
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral or written paper
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in winter term 2005/06
module: Empirical methods
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MBEM
Module elements: EEM+AEM
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+1+B1
Content: Introduction to empirical methods and their application in
(information) systems analysis and user and requirements
analysis. Information behaviour. Statistical methods;
questionnaire technique; structural interviews; the Delphi
method
Semester: 1
Credits : 6
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: none
Iterativity: every winter term
Module element: EEM
is part of module: MBEM
Title: Introduction to empirical methods
Type of course: tutorial or exercise
Content: cf. description of module. Mainly theoretical issues.
Internal acronym: EEM
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: AEM
is part of module: MBEM
Title: Application of empirical methods
Type of course: tutorial or exercise
Content: cf. description of module. Mainly case studies.
Internal acronym: AEM
Semester: 2
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: successful completion of EEM
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Iterativity: every summer term
Module: Electronic document production and retrieval
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MBDR
Module elements: ELP+INR
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+WP+1+B2
Content: Introduction to and application of methods and tools in
electronic publishing: text processing, information
presentation, visualization, hypertext generation, indexing,
classification, referral, production of (online) information
banks; online retrieval, metadata.
Semester: 1 or 3
Credits : 6
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: none
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in winter term 2003/04
Module element: ELP
is part of module: MBDR
Title: Electronic publishing
Content: Introduction to and application of methods and tools in
electronic publishing: text processing, hypertext
generation, information presentation, production of
(online) information banks; generation of meta data.
Type of course: tutorial or exercise
Internal acronym: TELP or UELP
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: written test
Module element: INR
is part of module: MBDR
Title: Information Retrieval
Content: Introduction to the practice of online retrieval.
Type of course: tutorial or exercise
Internal acronym: TINR or UINR
Semester: 2 or 4
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: successful completion of ELP
Assessment: written test
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2004
Module: Presentation Techniques
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MBPT
Module elements: PRT+IDS
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+W+1+B3
Content: General presentation techniques, man-machine interfaces,
cooperative working, interface design, web design,
traditional information services, public relations services,
usability testing and engineering.
Semester: 1 or 3
Credits : 6
Hours per week: 4
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in winter term 2004/05
Module element: PRT
is part of module: MBPT
Title: Information presentation
Content: Methods and tools for oral and written presentation of
information
Type of course: tutorial or exercise
Internal acronym: TPRT or UPRT
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: none
Assessment: written test
Module element: IDS
is part of module: MBPT
Title: man-machine communication
Content: man-machine interfaces, interface design, usability.
Type of course: tutorial or exercise
Internal acronym: TIDS or UIDS
Semester: 2 or 4
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: successful completion of IPR
Assessment: written test
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2005
Module: Information and knowledge management
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MHIO
Module elements: VIO+HIO
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+2+H1
INFW+MNF+2003+WP+2+H1
Content: Information and communication in enterprises. Office
communication. Communication services. User and
requirements analysis in enterprises. Use of external
information systems. Knowledge management, document
management, content management, project management,
metadata, mark-up languages.
Semester: 5 or 7
Credits : 11
Hours per week: 4
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in winter term 2004/05
Module element: VIO
is part of module: MHIO
Title: Information organisation / knowledge management
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VIO
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: Intermediate exam
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: HIO
is part of module: MHIO
Title: Informations organisation / knowledge management:
Selected topics
Content: cf. description of module
Part of studies: 2
Type of course: Advanced seminar
Internal acronym: HIO
Credits : 8
Prerequisites: Intermediate exam
Assessment: oral paper und written paper
Module: Specialized information
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MHFI
Module elements: VFI+HFI
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+2+H2
INFW+MNF+2003+WP+2+H2
Module identification: MHFI
Content: National and international programs and concepts for
specialized information; realization of scientific-technical
information and communication; aspects of production,
distribution and usage of information banks; patents,
standards. Economic, chemical, medical etc. information.
Scientific factors like language barriers and their
overcoming.
Semester: 6 or 8
Credits : 11
Hours per week: 4
Prerequisites: Intermediate exam
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2005
Module element: VFI
is part of module: MHFI
Title: Specialized information
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VFI
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: HFI
is part of module: MHFI
Title: Specialized information: Selected Topics
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Advanced seminar
Internal acronym: HFI
Credits : 8
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper und written paper
Comments: 7 Credits are granted for an oral paper, 8 Credits for an oral
paper plus a written paper .
Module: Mass Media Information
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+2+H3
INFW+MNF+2003+WP+2+H3
Module identification: MHPI
Module elements: VPI+HPI
Content: Function and mandate of the media (press, radio, tv,
teletext, internet); production techniques; national and
international media legislation; basic terms, models, and
theories concerning the use of media, their significance and
impact for the recipient. Media information.
Semester: 5 or 7
Prerequisites: Intermediate exam
Credits : 11
Hours per week: 4
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in winter term 2004/05
Module element: VPI
is part of module: MHPI
Title: Mass Media Information
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Internal acronym: VPI
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: HPI
is part of module: MHPI
Title: Mass Media Information: selected topics
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Advanced seminar
Internal acronym: HPI
Credits : 8
Prerequisites: Intermediate exam
Assessment: oral paper und written paper
Module: Information industry
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+2+H4
INFW+MNF+2003+WP+2+H4
Module identification: MHII
Module elements: VII+HII
Content: The information industry comprises the (traditional)
publishing houses, producers and distributors of
information banks, information brokers, companies
operating (international) communication networks, all
kinds of internet companies, producers of mass media
information. Electronic publishing. Information economy,
e-business, e-commerce. Book trade. Information
marketing. Quality management.
Semester: 6 or 8
Prerequisites: Intermediate exam
Credits : 11
Hours per week: 4
Iterativity: every fourth semester starting in summer term 2004
Module element: VII
is part of module: MHII
Title: Information industry
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Lecture
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral exam or written test
Module element: HII
is part of module: MHII
Title: Information industry: Selected topics
Content: cf. description of module
Type of course: Advanced seminar
Internal acronym: HII
Credits : 8
Hours per week: 2
Assessment: oral paper und written paper
module Colloquium for final exam candidates
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MKIW
Module elements: none
Admission criteria: INFW+MHF+2003+P+2+K
Title: Colloquium for final exam candidates
Content: In the colloqium students present (advanced) sketches of
their master or doctoral thesis
Type of course: Colloquium
Part of studies: 2
Studiensemester 6 to 8
Internal acronym: KIW
Credits : 0
Hours per week: 2
Prerequisites: invitation
Assessment: none
Iterativity: every semester
Module: Internship reports
Field of study: Information Science
Responsible institution: 3051500
No. of institution: 05.06 Information Science
Acronym of field of study: INFW
Module identification: MPPB
Admission criteria: INFW+MHN+2003+P+3+P
Module elements: none
Prüfungsordnung: 0000
Title: Counselling seminar accompanying Information Science
internships
Content: Students present their internship reports
Type of course: Research seminar
Part of studies: 2
Internal acronym: FPB
Semester: 1-8
Credits : 3
Hours per week: 1
Prerequisites: invitation
Assessment: internship report (passed or failed)
Iterativity: every semester, 2 hours every two weeks
Course cycle
The courses follow a 4-semester cycle, i.e. a module and its constituting courses are offered in a
fixed 4-semester cycle. The obligatory courses are offered in a 2-semester cycle.
In the following all courses on offer are presented in two variations in each case giving
examples for major and minor fields of (master) studies. The variants guarantee that the studies
may be completed in the standard period of study. The students’ work load per semester and
study year is calculated in such a way as to make possible major and minor studies in
combination with further studies of the master programme in consideration of the ECTS
framework.
Complete course programme, Variant 1 (start: 2003/04; 2005/06 ...)
1. Sem EIW VISWR UISWR - VIBN PIBN VPI HPI T/UEEM T/UELP KOL FPB
2. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VWRP PWRP VII HII T/UAEM T/UINR KOL FPB
3. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR PGSBS VRSB PRSB VIO HIO T/UEEM T/UPRT KOL FPB
4. sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VSPF PSPF VFI HFI T/UAEM T/UIDS KOL FPB
5. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR - VIBN PIBN VPI HPI T/UEEM T/UELP KOL FPB
6. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VWRP PWRP VII HII T/UAEM T/UINR KOL FPB
7. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR PGSBS VRSB PRSB VIO HIO T/UEEM T/UPRT KOL FPB
8. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VSPF PSPF VFI HFI T/UAEM T/UIDS KOL FPB
Opportunities in major field of studies: Variante 1 (start: 2003/04; 2005/06 ...) – example -
1. Sem EIW VISWR UISWR VIBN PIBN 16
2. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR 13 (+3P)
3. Sem. PGSBS T/UEEM T/UPRT FPB 11 (+3P)
4. Sem. VSPF PSPF T/UAEM T/UIDS 13
+ 3-day excursion 1
in all (1-4) 60
5. Sem. VPI HPI 11 (+3P)
6. Sem. VII HII FPB 12 (+3P)
7. Sem. VIO HIO 11 (+4S)
8. Sem. VFI HFI KOL 11 (+4S)
+ 3-day excursion 1
in all: 60
Opportunities in minor field of studies: variant 1 (start: 2003/04; 2005/06 ...) – example -
1. Sem EIW VISWR UISWR 9
2. Sem. EWA PISWR 7
3. Sem. VRSB PRSB 7
4. sem. VSPF PSPF 7
in all (1-4): 30
5. Sem. VPI HPI 11
6. Sem. (+3P)
7. Sem. FPB 2 (+3P)
8. Sem. VFI HFI 11
in all (5-8): 30
Complete course programme, Variant 2 (start: 2004/05; 2006/07 ...) - example -
1. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR - VRSB PRSB VIO HIO T/UEEM T/UPRT KOL FPB
2. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VSPF PSPF VFI HFI T/UAEM T/UIDS KOL FPB
3. Sem EIW VISWR UISWR PGSBS VIBN PIBN VPI HPI T/UEEM T/UELP KOL FPB
4. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VWRP PWRP VII HII T/UAEM T/UINR KOL FPB
5. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR PGSBS VRSB PRSB VIO HIO T/UEEM T/UPRT KOL FPB
6. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VSPF PSPF VFI HFI T/UAEM T/UIDS KOL FPB
7. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR PGSBS VIBN PIBN VPI HPI T/UEEM T/UELP KOL FPB
8. Sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR VWRP PWRP VII HII T/UAEM T/UINR KOL FPB
Opportunities in major field of studies: variant 2 (start: 2003/04; 2005/06 ...) – example -
1. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR VRSB PRSB 16
2. sem. EWA VGSBS UGSBS PISWR 13 (+3P)
3. Sem PGSBS T/UEEM T/UELP FPB 11 (+3P)
4. Sem. VWRP PWRP T/UAEM T/UINR 13
+ 3-day excursion 1
in all (1-4) 60
5. Sem. VIO HIO 11 (+3p)
6. Sem. VFI HFI FPB 12 (+3p)
7. Sem. VPI HPI 11 (+4S)
8. Sem. VII HII KOL 11 (+4S)
+ 3-day excursion 1
in all: 60
Opportunities in minor field of studies: variant 2 (start: 2004/05; 2006/07...) – example -
1. Sem. EIW VISWR UISWR 9
2. sem. PISWR 5
3. Sem VIBN PIBN 8
4. Sem. VWRP PWRP 8
in all (1-4): 30
5. Sem. VIO HIO 11
6. Sem. (+3P)
7. Sem. FPB 2 (+3P)
8. Sem. VII HII 11
in all (5-8): 30
Index
acceptance research 5 information economy 19
archives (organisation) 7 information ethics (introduction) 4
archiving methods 10 information extraction (practical methods) 7
automatic indexing 9 information industry 19
automatic indexing systems 11 information law (introduction) 4
bibliometry 7 information linguistics (foundations) 9
book trade 19 information management 16
catalogues and cataloguing (electronic) 7 information market 7
cataloguing (practical methods) 7 information marketing 19
classification 7, 14 information networks 10
classification systems 11 information politics (introduction) 4
clustering 11 information presentation 10, 14
cognitive models 5 information profession 4
cognitive research (findings) 5 information retrieval (introduction) 4
communication (enterprises) 16 information retrieval (models and theories) 5
communication and information technology information retrieval (practice) 10
(foundations) 10 information science (introduction to concepts and
communication networks 19 methods) 5
communication services 16 information science (introduction) 4
content analysis (introduction) 11 information science (theoretic foundations and
content management 16 methods) 5
cooperative working 15 information science research 4
data bases (reference, fact, full text) 10 information services 7, 10
data modelling 10 information services (traditional) 15
data security 10 information systems (development and operation) 5
database systems 10 information systems (empirical methods) 13
Delphi method 13 information systems (external) 16
dictionaries 9 information systems (humans as users) 5
diffusion analysis 5 information systems (planning, design, operation) 5
document management 16 information systems (social and psychic factors) 12
documentation centers (organisation) 7 information systems (statistical methods) 5
e-business 19 information technics (media) 10
e-commerce 19 information technology (foundations) 10
e-learning (models and systems) 12 information work 7
electronic document production and retrieval 14 informetry 7
electronic publishing 10, 14, 19 institutions in information and documentation 4
empirical methods 13 interface design 15
expert systems (basics) 11 internet 18
formal description 7 internet business 19
hypermedia 10 introduction to information law 4
hypertext generation 14 introduction to information retrieval 4
impact analysis 5 introduction to information science 4
indexing 7, 14 knowledge and information 5
information and communication (realization) 17 knowledge growth 12
information and communication (social and psychic knowledge management 16
factors) 12 knowledge representation 11
information and documentation (history) 4 knowledge representation (practical methods) 7
information and documentation (institutions) 4 knowledge transfer (language barriers) 9
information and documentation (Practice) 7 knowledge-based systems (basics) 11
information and knowledge 5 language barriers 9, 17
information banks 10 learning theories (introduction) 5
information banks (production 14 library institutions 4
information banks (production, distribution) 19 library organisation 7
information banks (production, distribution, usage) linguistic models (application) 9
17 machine translation of languages 9
information behaviour 13 man-machine communication 12
information broking 19 man-machine interfaces 15
mark-up languages 16 ranking 11
mass media information 18 referral 7, 14
mass media information (production) 19 registers 9
media (function and mandate) 18 retrieval 14
media (functions) 12 scientific working 4
media (models, theories) 18 social and psychic factors of information and
media (production techniques) 18 communication 12
media (significance and impact) 18 specialized information 4, 17
media archives 7 specialized information (development) 4
media information) 18 specialized information (programs and concepts) 17
media legislation 18 speech generation 9
metadata 14, 16 speech recognition 9
metainformation services 10 statistical methods 13
museums 7 statistical methods (information systems) 5
office communication 16 storage methods 10
online retrieval 14 structural interviews 13
ordering systems 7 technological impact assessment 12
parsing 9 teletext 18
patent classification 11 television 18
patents, standards 17 text condensation 7
presentation techniques 15 text processing 10, 14
press 18 thesauri 9
process modelling 10 thesaurus construction (principles) 11
project management 16 usability 15
public relations services 15 user and requirements analysis (empirical methods)
publication overflow 12 13
publishing houses 19 user and requirements analysis (enterprises) 16
quality management 19 user interfaces 5
question-answering systems 9 user research 5
questionnaire technique 13 visualization 14
radio 18 web design 15
