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Opportunities in Information Science: Bringing Technology, People, and Information Together. Barbara Wildemuth, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, SILS J. Bert Purvis, SILS Student. Tapping the vast reservoir of human knowledge --Louis Round Wilson, founder, 1931. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Opportunities in Information Science: Bringing
Technology, People, and Information Together
Barbara Wildemuth, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs,
SILSJ. Bert Purvis,SILS Student
Tapping the vast reservoir of human knowledge
--Louis Round Wilson, founder, 1931
What is information science?
ContentPeopleTechnology
Working together
Content
TechnologyPeople
Who is an information scientist? A web site designer An information
architect A systems analyst A competitive
intelligence analyst A librarian A computer support
professional
How do I become an information scientist?
Welcome to
BSIS Requirements INLS 40, Retrieving and Analyzing
Information (prerequisite) INLS 50, Tools for Information Literacy INLS 55, Information Use for Organizational
Effectiveness INLS 60, Information Systems Analysis and
Design INLS 156, Introduction to Database INLS 92, Emerging Topics in Information
Science Four electives in information science
Additional Opportunities IS Internship
(INLS 91)
Honors Program (INLS 98/99)
BSIS Graduates Where
Accenture NORTEL Bank of America Progress Energy
Doing what IT analyst Network support
specialist Information
architect Database
administrator Web editor
Commencement, May 2004
Minor in Information Systems INLS 40, Retrieving and Analyzing
Information (prerequisite) INLS 50, Tools for Information Literacy INLS 60, Information Systems Analysis and
Design INLS 156, Introduction to Database One elective in information science
The Student’s Perspective J. Bert Purvis
Questions? More information available at:
www.ils.unc.edu
Contact:Barbara Wildemuth ([email protected]) orCorrenthia Hill ([email protected])
