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Current Students
Managing Information Assets
| Department |
AIM |
| Number |
610 |
| CRN |
42241 |
| Credits |
3 |
| Date |
June 16-August 1,2008 |
| Instructor(s) |
Darin Stewart
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| Location |
Summer Online |
| Fee |
$1660 |
| Grade Option |
Graded |
| Registration Deadline |
05/16/2008 |
Class Description
Explore how to identify, integrate and manage types of information resources and knowledge assets that exist within an enterprise. Topics include: findability, metadata, information standards and enterprise-wide search and navigation.
Prerequisite(s) Required
Virtual Learning and Teams
Initial Assignments
Prior to the first session of class, read:
- Stewart, Building Enterprise Taxonomies
- Chapter 1: Findability, pp. 1-22
- Rockley, Managing Enterprise Content
- Chapter 1: Content, pp. 3-21
- Chapter 2: Fundamental Concepts of Reuse, pp. 23-42
- Chapter 3: Assessing Return on Investment for a Unified Content Strategy, pp. 43-62
Course Materials
- Building Enterprise Taxonomies by Darin L. Stewart. Mokita Press, 2008. ISBN: 141969362X or 978-1419693625. Available from online bookstores and as a used text. (Required)
- Managing Enterprise Content: A Unified Content Strategy by Ann Rockley. New Riders Press, 2002. ISBN: 0735713065 or 978-0735713062. Available from online bookstores. (Required)
- Reading packet. Information on cost and payment deadline will be posted in the FirstClass conference for this course. (Required)
Online registration not currently available for this course
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