This course is open only by special permission in unique cases for MI students. May be 3 or 6 credits; credits do not count towards the MI degree.

As the foundation course for the ITI major, Information Technology and Informatics provides students with an overview of the key theoretical and professional themes across the entire ITI curr

This course is open only by special permission in unique cases for MI students.  May be 3 or 6 credits; credits do not count towards the MI degree.

Students who must interrupt their studies may, with the approval of a program director, register for Matriculation Continued (leave of absence).

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

May be pursued by a student interested in a specialized topic of library/information practice not covered in the curriculum.