how can broad subject like social science  be called specialization is a question of million dollar, and I want to know with this subject specialization, which sector provides job?

Then coming to business information paper, except the name their is nothing useful enough, this can be learnt in single class assignment. I am really wondering if this is latest syllabus, what would have students of MLIS of PU chandigarh in 1986-87 might have stuidied.

I am really getting confused, what some of experianced professional want ?

I am getting personal emails to keep quite, and  change my approach, i want to make it clear to everyone, we young professionals need guideline and encouragement  from big professionals. you have all reached certain positions, we want to learn and reach their, using this forum and take profession towards growth.

Thanks and regards 
 

On 11/27/07, Sukhdev Singh <esukhdev@gmail.com> wrote:

[Not CCed to lis-forum as yet]



Fortunately, still there is scope of specialization in social
sciences. Other comments are uncalled for.


Please check out latest syllabus from
http://libsc.puchd.ac.in/syllabus.pdf especially for these papers. (
epecially the Pages 28 to 30).

Paper Code : MLS-7234
PAPER TITLE : INFORMATION SYSTEMS :
OPT. ("A") : SOCIAL SCIENCES INFORMATION SYSTEM

Paper Code : MLS-7235
Paper Title : INFORMATION SYSTEMS :
OPT. ("B") : BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEM

Paper Code : MLS-7236
PAPER TITLE : INFORMATION SYSTEMS :
OPT. ("C") : HEALTH SCIENCE INFORMATION SYSTEM


--Sukhdev

On Nov 27, 2007 1:53 PM, Rajesh Rangappa < deepakdeepa89@gmail.com> wrote:

> mention's back to 1986-87, where MLIS course was for one year and he had
> specialization in social science and other subjects then why its not
> continued,  i wish to go through syllabus of  "PU Chandigarh 1986-87" if he
> has a copy. Up to my knowledge non of indian universitie's MLISc has
> specialization in other subjects(law,medicine,engineering, subjects in
> science nor in social science).
...
> RAJESH ALDARTHI
> LIBRARIAN (Jain Institute of vocational and Advanced Studies)




On Nov 27, 2007 1:53 PM, Rajesh Rangappa < deepakdeepa89@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear professionals,
> I really confused by the reply of "Sukhdev Singh, NIC" every employer has
> his own requiremnts, it may be certain technique, skill, knowledge on
> subject, or way of communicating and behaving etc based on the work /job to
> be performed. We being information professional can't say no. Regarding
> newness of issue, i have to appreciate " Mr.Sukhdev Singh, NIC"  because he
> mention's back to 1986-87, where MLIS course was for one year and he had
> specialization in social science and other subjects then why its not
> continued,  i wish to go through syllabus of  "PU Chandigarh 1986-87" if he
> has a copy. Up to my knowledge non of indian universitie's MLISc has
> specialization in other subjects(law,medicine,engineering, subjects in
> science nor in social science). They teach topics related to LIS, hardly
> with application of ICT and Management. Now after 20 years also we are not
> in a position to change, learning social science and learning specialized
> subject makes lot of difference.
> I dont know why some of experianced persons are agnist change (may be not
> willing to learn and  may have to face job security problems, if that's case
> hopefully they can stay in position by learning and guideing, younger
> generation to right direction, we has  respect them whole heartedly, since
> they are flag barrer's and taken your profession to respectful position but
> don't  misguide us. I will  raise this issue possible very soon after
> searching few facts and figures.)
> Hence friends lets change with need and take profession towards growth.
>
>
> On 11/27/07, Sukhdev Singh <esukhdev@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Dear All,
> >
> > Sukhdev Singh. I still remember, We had a paper in our MLIS
> >
> >
> >
> > (1986-87, PU Chandigarh), where we had studied "Social Sciences" as
> > such including it's philosophers and their works.
> >
> > I can not forget it!!! Coming form 'Science' stream - the things were
> > quite alien to me. But I enjoyed it and still boast of my knowledge in
> > these disciplines.
> >
> > So, I think the options for specialization might still available at
> > Master's level.
> >
> > The problem in this particular case [ asking a candidate to draw
> > "Benzim" structure] is with the employer. They do not know what to
> > look for in an Information Professional.
> >
> > --Sukhdev Singh, NIC.
> >
> >
> > On Nov 26, 2007 5:04 PM, J. K. Vijayakumar <vjkjk@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > Dear Professionals,
> > >
> > > I fully agree with Rajesh. We need specialized
> > > courses to make specialized Librarians. That is
> > > the need of the hour. Adding elective modules
> > > (papers) about resources and systems in Law,
> > > Medicine, Sciences and all specialized subjects
> > > in 4th Semester is absolutely a good suggestion.
> > > Off course, our library schools should  involve
> > > practicing Librarians in these specialized
> > > courses.
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
> --
> RAJESH ALDARTHI
> LIBRARIAN (Jain Institute of vocational and Advanced Studies)
> #127/3, Bull Tempel Road,
> Chamarajpet, Bangalore-560096
>  Email: deepakdeepa89@gmail.com
> Phone: 9886268857