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Nova Southeastern UniversityNSUWorksCollege of Engineering and Computing CourseCatalogs NSU Course Catalogs and Course Descriptions1-1-1985Doctor of Arts in Information ScienceNova UniversityFollow this and additional works at: http://nsuworks.nova.edu/cec_coursecatalogsPart of the Computer Sciences CommonsThis Mailer is brought to you for free and open access by the NSU Course Catalogs and Course Descriptions at NSUWorks. It has been accepted forinclusion in College of Engineering and Computing Course Catalogs by an authorized administrator of NSUWorks. For more information, pleasecontact nsuworks@nova.edu.NSUWorks CitationNova University, "Doctor of Arts in Information Science" (1985). College of Engineering and Computing Course Catalogs. Paper 4.http://nsuworks.nova.edu/cec_coursecatalogs/4[] NOVA UNI VERSITY o DOCTOR OF ARTS IN INFORMAT The doctor of arts in information science (OAfS.) is for professionals concerned with the effective transfer of information through systems from sources to users. The program is designed to provide a vehicle for individuals to advance in their professions by learning to apply to their organizations or institutions the latest developments in information science. computer science, telecommunications, and strategic management. This program, by combining individual study, computer-based learning , teleconferences , regiona l seminars, and fie ld projects in the students ' own places of work, permits them to acquire advanced degrees, and at the same time, make significant contributions to the organizations in which they are employed. This Information Science doctoral program is designed for those professionals who hold one of the following (or similar) positions: • Library Director • Information Scientist • Media Specialist • Learning Resource Center Director • Information Retrieval Specialist • Instructional Librarian • Public Services Librarian • Government Publications Librarian o CURRICULUM In addition to allowing working professionals to pursue a systematic program of graduate study, the OAfS. is innovative in that the core courses are completed through a computer-based learning delivery system available to the students in their locale. Teleconferencing and on-line interactive learning methods are used throughout the instructional sequence. The six core courses are: • Digital Computers for Information Management • Computer-based Research and Statistics for Information Science • Strategic Management for Libraries and Information Centers • Telecommunications, Networking, and Computer Applications in Information Science • Systems Analys is, Systems Design, Operations Research, and Computer Simulation in Information Science • Database Management Systems, Text Processing , and Information Retrieval For more information contact: Information Sciences (305) 475-7047 (Florida toll -free 1-800-432-5021) NSCIENCE Students are also required to attend four regional seminars each year of the three-year program. Seminars commence Friday evening and adjourn on Saturday evening . Every three months, seminars are held in several geographical areas. The content of the regional seminars is integrated with the core courses, practicums, and the major field projects. Seminars consist of presentations by recognized authorities, small group discussions, and workshop sessions. Demonstrations of the latest developrnents in dig ital competers, io. telecommunciations, and information science will be provided. Pre- and post seminar study materials will be available to each student. The seminars serve to extend insights gained in computer-based courses and also to acquaint students with other topics of significance in the Information Science field . Studer must be responsible for their own travel to and lodging and meals at these seminars. --~. Other requirements include four practicums, a major field project, and a comprehensive examination . Practicums are applied research projects undertaken by students to address significant problems in their institutions or organizations . Teleconferences (audio and computer), interactive computer experiences, regional seminars, self4paced instructional courseware, reading, and written assignments will form a major part of the students' work in the program. All written assignments are to be typed online and thus become searchable resources to students and faculty. o ADMISSION • A master's degree in library, media, or information science (or an equivalent) from a regionally accredited university • Current employment in a library, media, or information center • A minimum of two years professional experience in the library or information science field • GRE score or completion of a portfolio with appropriate work experience and credentials o TUITION Tuition is $3,500 per year. Quarterly payments of $875.00 may be made. Each student will need equipment with communication capabilities . Tuition payments may be made with Master Card , Visa, or American Express credit cards. Nova University also offers doctoral programs in tra ining and learning technology and in Computer Education . Individual courses in the UNIX' operat ing system are available . 'UNIX IS a trademark of Bell Laboratories. YES, Please send more information about-D The Doctor of Education in Computer Education program D The Doctor of Arts in Information Science program D The Doctor of Arts in Training and Learning Technology program D The UNIX courses NAME Last First MI ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP HOME PHONE ( AC EMPLOYER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP WORK PHONE ( AC . BUSINESS REPLY MAIL F IRST CL ASS PERM IT NO 3200 FORT L AU DERDALE FL POST AGE W IL L BE PA ID BY ADDRESSEE g NOVA UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR COMPUTER-BASED LEARNING INFORMATION SCIENCES 3301 College Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 IIIII NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES Nova University is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, It is a nonprofit institution that is nollax·supported. Nova is a university for all ages; it offers courses of study leading to bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees as well as preschool through high school programs at its University School. Unusual among educational institutions, Nova University offers programs not only on its main campus in Fort Lauderdale, but throughout the State of Florida and in 20 states nationwide. In addition to its educational programs, the University provides community services and conducts research in a variety of fields. Nova University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. II NOVA UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR COMPUTER-BASED LEARNING INFORMATION SCIENCES 3301 College Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 ~N_ PFlo~n OAGA.NllAT ION u.s. POSTAGE PAID P ERMIT N O . BBB Fl lAUDERDALE FLORIO'" 

Doctor of Arts in Information Science 1985

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Nova Southeastern UniversityNSUWorksCollege of Engineering and Computing CourseCatalogs NSU Course Catalogs and Course Descriptions1985Doctor of Arts in Information Sciences BrochureNova Southeastern UniversityFollow this and additional works at: http://nsuworks.nova.edu/cec_coursecatalogsPart of the Computer Engineering CommonsThis Pamphlet is brought to you for free and open access by the NSU Course Catalogs and Course Descriptions at NSUWorks. It has been accepted forinclusion in College of Engineering and Computing Course Catalogs by an authorized administrator of NSUWorks. For more information, pleasecontact nsuworks@nova.edu.NSUWorks CitationNova Southeastern University, "Doctor of Arts in Information Sciences Brochure" (1985). College of Engineering and Computing CourseCatalogs. Paper 36.http://nsuworks.nova.edu/cec_coursecatalogs/36o DOCTOR OF ARTS IN INFORMATIO The doctor of arts in information science (D.A.I.S.) is for professionals concerned with the effective transfer of information through systems from sources to users. The prograrn is designed to provide a vehicle for individuals to advance in their professions by learning to apply to thei r organizations or institutions the latest developments in information science, computer science, telecommunications, and strategic management. This program, by combining individual study, computer-based learning, teleconferences, regional seminars, and field projects in the students' own places of work, permits them to acquire advanced degrees, and at the same time, make significant contributions to the organizations in which they are employed. This Information Science doctoral program is designed for those professionals who hold one of the following (or similar) positions: • library Director • Information Scientist • Media Specialist • Learning Resource Center Director • Information Retrieval Specialist • Instructional Librarian • Public Services Librarian • Government Publications Librarian DCURRICULUM In addition to allowing working professionals to pursue a systematic program of graduate study, the D.A.I.S. is innovative in that the core courses are completed through a computer-based learning delivery system available to the students in their locale. Teleconferencing and on-line interactive learning methods are used throughout the instructional sequence. The six core courses are: • Digital Computers for Information Management • Computer-based Research and Statistics for Information Science • Strategic Management for Libraries and Information Centers • Telecommunications, Networking , and Computer Applications in Information Science, • Systems Analysis, Systems Design, Operations Research, and Computer Simulation in Information Science • Database Management Systems, Text Processing , and Information Retrieval For more information contact: Information Sciences (305) 475-7047 (Florida toll-free 1-800-432-5021) CIENCES Students are also required to attend four reg ional seminars each year of the three-year program. Seminars commence Friday evening and adjourn on Saturday evening. Every three months, seminars are held in several geographical areas . The content of the regional seminars is integrated with the core courses, practicums, and the major field projects. Seminars consist of presentations by recognized authorities, small group discussions, and workshop sessions. Demonstrations of the latest developments in digital computers, telecommunciations, and information science will be provided. Pre- and postseminar study materials will be available to each student. The seminars serve to extend insights gained in computer-based courses and also to acquaint students with other topics of significance in the training and learning technology field. Students must be responsible for their own travel to and lodging and meals at these seminars. • • II",,,· 1 ! .... •••• ~. -- /"".-..... / • ., .01 ____ • J" 1 •••• 1 /"..- .......... .. J! ' ..... -_ Y JI - " ".-Other requirements include four practicums, a major field project, and a comprehensive examination. Practicums are applied research projects undertaken by students to address significant problems in their institutions or organizations. Teleconferences (audio and computer), interactive computer experiences, regional seminars, self-paced instructional courseware, reading, and written assignments will form a major part of the students ' work in the program. All written assignments are to be typed online and thus become searchable resources to students and faculty. DADMISSION • A master's degree in library, media, or information science (or an equivalent) from a regionally accredited university • Current employment in a library, media. or information center • A minimum of two years professional experience in the library or information science field • GRE score or completion of a portfolio with appropriate work experience and credentials DTUITION Tuition is $3,500 per year. Quarterly payments of $875.00 may be made. Each student will need equipment with communication capabilities. If required, Nova University will provide a personal computer and modem at an additional charge of $300 per year with a $1 ,000 deposit. This deposit becomes prepaid tuition for the th ird year. Upon graduating from the D.A.I.S. program, the student will own the equipment. Students must provide their own textbooks. o YES, Please send mor~ information about the Doctor of Arts in Information Sciences NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP HOME PHONE EMPLOYER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP WORK PHONE Nova University is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It IS a nonprofit institution that is not tax~supported. Nova is a university for all ages: it offers courses of study leading to bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees as well as preschool through high school programs at its University School. Unusual among educational institutions, Nova Un iversity offers programs not only on its main campus in Fort Lauderdale, but throughout the State of Florida and in 20 states nationwide. In addition to its educational programs, the University provides community services and conducts research in a variety of fields. Nova University is accredited by the Southern Association of Col/eges and Schools and admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO 3200 FOAT LAUOERDALE FL POSTAGE WIL L BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE R NOVA UNIVERSITY Information Sciences 3301 College Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 111111 NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAIL ED IN THE UNITED STATE S I NOVA UNIVERSITY Information Sciences 3301 College Avenue F1. Lauderdale, FL 33314 NON·PROFIT ORGANIZATION U .S . POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 888 n L A.UDEADALE FLORIDA 

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