Library Classes

Introduction to Library Skills - LIS 1

Increase your information competency with Introduction to Library Skills (LIS 1).

Learn how to:

• Use proper reference and internet tools to use for research and success
• Use full-text periodical databases for assignments
• Plan your research
• Cite your sources
• Use the Library of Congress classification system

Class Information:

• Available in the fall semesters and for general enrollment in the spring semesters for the Project Success Program
• Held in the first eight weeks of the semester
• Class hours and section number varies
• Instructor: Analu Josephides, 310-660-3593 x3501

Library Research Using the Internet - LIS 10

Become Internet proficient!

If you want to get ahead and learn about new research techniques and new resources in a hands-on environment, register now for Library Researching Using the Internet (LIS 10).

Learn about domains, search tools, excellent websites, search strategies, and more. You can't work effectively without it!

Class Information:

• Class generally scheduled for Wednesday afternoons 1 - 3:05 p.m.; times may very slightly
• Held the second eight weeks of each semester
• Section number varies
• Instructor: Analu Josephides, 310-660-3593 x3501

One fully transferable unit awarded per class. The Internet Research class is offered credit/no credit.