Lecture delivered by

At the end of the course, students will be able to acquire following skills and competencies

• Use of different database management systems
• Create and develop simple programmes for different library activities
• Web designing and maintenance
• Apply desktop publishing
• Adjust to any automated environment.

Course Content: (Main topics, Sub topics)

Database Management Systems (DBMS) (Including SQL, Mysql), PHP Programming (PHP), Script Programming; Java Scripting Languages, Web Designing (Dreamview, HTML Basic Commands. Introduction to desktop publishing.

Teaching /Learning Activities: 

Lectures/ Tutorials/ Presentations/ Practical sessions/ Creative activities

Assessment Strategy:

Continuous Assessment

50%

Final Assessment

50%

Details:

Quizzes 10%, Assignment 20%, Attendance

Individual Assignment

Class Test 10%

Quiz

Theory

60%

Practical

NA

Other
 (specify)

NA

60

Recommended Reading:

• Goodman, D. (2003), Dynamic HTML, Shroff Published and Distributors, Mumbai.
•  Harris, A. (2002), Javascript Programming for the Absolute Beginner: the Fun Way to Learn Programming, Prentice-Hall of India, New Delhi.
• Jacso, P. & Lancaster, F. W. (1999), Build Your Own Database, ALA, Chicago.
• Piontek, S. & Garlock, K. L. (1999), Designing Web Interfaces to Library Services and Resources, ALA, Chicago.
• Welling, L. & Thomson, L. (2005), PHP and MySQL Web Development, Sams Publishing, Indiana Polis.