Caulfield First semester 2008 (Day)
Caulfield First semester 2008 (Off-campus)
This unit relates to the fundamental role of recordkeeping professionals in society - to provide access to recorded information in the form of essential evidence of social and organisational activity for business, commercial, governmental, social, and cultural purposes. It covers the role of recordkeeping in society and organisations, functional requirements for evidence, the formulation of recordkeeping policy, strategies and tactics, the establishment of recordkeeping regimes, business functional analysis, appraisal and disposal, the development of metadata schemas and their implementation in recordkeeping systems.
At the conclusion of FIT5087, students will:
Class activities and discussion (or electronic equivalent): 25%
Practical exercises: 25%
Formal supervised assessment: 50%
3 x contact hrs/week
FIT3121, IMS3610, IMS5010