IMS3611 - Recordkeeping, archiving and the internet

Leader: Judith Ellis

Offered

Caulfield First semester 2007 (Day)

Synopsis

This unit provides a conceptual framework in archival science for practice in the recordkeeping professions. Issues include the nature of records and recordkeeping, the environments in which recordkeeping occurs, perspectives through time, records continuum thinking, recordkeeping systems and their role, and aspects of the storage, recall and dissemination of records, with an emphasis on corporate and societal memory.

Assessment

Formal supervised assessment 50%
Assignments 50%

Contact hours

2 hours per week

Prerequisites

IMS2102 or IMS2603 and 12 credit points of IMS 2nd year units or equivalent

Prohibitions

LAR3632, LAR4632, IMS5011, IMS5033