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CurriculumThe Post-Master’s Archival Studies Specialist Program is a five-course, 15 credit program that can be completed in 6-9 months.
| Select 2 Courses, 6 Credits Select 2 Courses, 6 Credits (INFO 755 Electronic Records, is currently under development and will be an option soon) | | INFO 751 | Archival Appraisal | 3.00 credits | | INFO 756 | Digital Preservation | 3.00 credits |
| Course Descriptions | | INFO 560 Introduction to Archives I - 3.00 credits |
| | Provides an introduction to the theory and practice of archives, including an overview relating to the elements of an archival program and the role and work of archivists. Focuses on the functions of the archives, such as acquisition, appraisal, arrangement and description, preservation, reference, outreach, and technology in archives. |
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| | INFO 561 Introduction to Archives II - 3.00 credits |
| | Continues the introduction to archival theory and practice begun in Introduction to Archives I. Provides additional depth in several areas, including appraisal, arrangement and description, focusing on model and standards. Addresses legal, ethical, cultural, and political issues as well as the range of historical and contemporary archival formats. |
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| | INFO 750 Archival Access Systems - 3.00 credits |
| | Introduces students to the creation, maintenance, and evaluation of archival access systems. Covers the theoretical concepts that underlie archival description and their evolution into the current set of electronic information systems. Reviews current descriptive standards. Addresses user needs and different formats. |
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| | INFO 751 Archival Appraisal - 3.00 credits |
| | Introduces students to the theory and practice surrounding the core function of selection and appraisal of records and papers enduring value. Focuses on the development of methodologies as well as approaches used in different settings, for different audiences, and for various formats of material. |
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| | INFO 756 Digital Preservation - 3.00 credits |
| | Explores concepts, principles, and practice for preserving digital information resources. Topics include selection, organization, and access for materials in trusted repositories. Both technological and policy perspectives are addressed. |
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