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UCD iSchool Undergraduate Programmes Stage 2 Orientation 2014-2015. Wednesday, September 10 th 2014, 12pm. Introduction. Director of Undergraduate Programmes: Dr. Claire McGuinness Email: claire.mcguinness@ucd.ie Room 108, Ph. 7167077. If you have any issues with specific modules:
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UCD iSchool Undergraduate Programmes Stage 2 Orientation 2014-2015 Wednesday, September 10th 2014, 12pm
Introduction Director of Undergraduate Programmes: Dr. Claire McGuinness Email: claire.mcguinness@ucd.ie Room 108, Ph. 7167077 If you have any issues with specific modules: First contact the module coordinator to try to resolve the issue Only then should you contact the Programme Director (Claire McGuinness) If no solution reached, your final port of call should be the Head of School(Dr. Lee Komito) Sils@ucd.ie
Who should be here? This orientation is for Stage 2 Information & Social Computing/ Information & Library Studies Students Most of you should be registered to one of the following programmes, and in Second or Third Year: • ICJ1: Information & Social Computing 50-Credit Joint Major • SLW1: Information & Library Studies 60-Credit Major • ICI1: Information & Social Computing 40-Credit Minor • INI1: (Info Studies Minor); INJ1 (Info Studies Joint Mjr); INJ2 (Info Studies JM, Comp Sci) Sils@ucd.ie
Quick check Has every student here taken at least 2 of our core Level One modules? IS10010: Introduction to Information and Social Computing IS10030: Information Design IS10040: Information Society: From Papyrus to Cyberspace IS10050: Digital Judgement: Truth, Lies, & the Internet Sils@ucd.ie
Programme Structure Information and Social Computing 50-Credit Joint Major *Please Note: In Year 1 of Stage 2, you are strongly advised to take the core modules IS20010, IS20020, IS20110, as well as at least 1 of IS20030 and IS20050. You may also take Option IS20100 in year 1 of Stage 2. Stage 2: Students must take the following level 2 core modules: • IS20010: Advanced Information Skills for Problem-Solving • IS20020: Organisation & Retrieval of Information • IS20110: Social Computing & Media Level 2 Option Modules: Students must select at least one module from the following: • IS20030: Information & Collaboration in Organisations • IS20050: Theories of Information Behaviour Cont’d Sils@ucd.ie
Information and Social Computing 50-Credit Joint Major Levels 2, 3 & 4 Option Modules: Select a minimum of 6 from the following: • IS20100: Personal and Professional Development • IS30020: Web Publishing • IS30050: Information Architecture: Designing the Web • IS30070: Cybersociety? Technology, Culture & Communication • IS30240: Creating & Publishing Digital Media Content • IS30320: Current Trends in Social Computing • IS30300: Research Experience in Information & Social Computing • IS40030: People, Information & Communication • IS40400: IS Special Topics F - Digital Curation & Preservation • IS40500: System Analysis & Design • IS40560: Digital Libraries • IS40570: Children & Youth Information Services • IS40610: UXD – User-centred Design Elective Modules: Students may also choose up to 2 of the following: • COMP10080: Information & Communications Technology • COMP20070: Databases and Information Systems I Sils@ucd.ie
Note • For 400-level modules, you are required to get the permission of the module coordinator before you can enroll • However, these modules are only suitable for final year students, and are not appropriate for second year students. Sils@ucd.ie
Programme Structure Information and Social Computing 40-Credit Minor (BSocSc students only) Please Note: In Year 1 of Stage 2, students are strongly advised to take IS20010, IS20020, IS20110 plus 1 of IS20030, IS20050 or IS20100. Stage 2: Students must take the following level 2 core modules: • IS20010: Advanced Information Skills for Problem-Solving • IS20020: Organisation & Retrieval of Information • IS20110: Social Computing & Media Level 2 Option Modules: Students select at least one module from the following: • IS20100: Personal & Professional Development • IS20030: Information & Collaboration in Organisations • IS20050: Theories of Information Behaviour Cont’d
Information and Social Computing 40-Credit Minor Levels 3 & 4 Option Modules: Select a minimum of 4 from the following: • IS30020: Web Publishing • IS30050: Information Architecture: Designing the Web • IS30070: Cybersociety? Technology, Culture & Communication • IS30240: Creating & Publishing Digital Media Content • IS30320: Current Trends in Social Computing • IS30300: Research Experience in Information & Social Computing • IS40030: People, Information & Communication • IS40400: IS Special Topics F - Digital Curation & Preservation • IS40500: System Analysis & Design • IS40560: Digital Libraries • IS40570: Children & Youth Information Services • IS40610: UXD – User-centred Design Elective Modules: Students may also choose up to 2 of the following: • COMP10080: Information & Communications Technology • COMP20070: Databases and Information Systems I Sils@ucd.ie
Programme Structure Information & Library Studies 60-credit Major *Please Note: In Year 1 of Stage 2, students are strongly advised to take core modules IS20050, IS40530, plus 3 of IS20010, IS20020, IS20030, IS20100 and IS20110. In year 2 of stage 2, students are advised to take core module IS40520 plus options. Stage 2: Students must take the following core modules: • IS20050: Theories of Information Behaviour • IS40520: Organisation of Information, Cataloguing & Metadata • IS40530: Information and Reference Services Level 2 Option Modules: Students select a minimum of 3 from the following: • IS20010: Advanced Information Skills for Problem-Solving • IS20020: Organisation & Retrieval of Information • IS20030: Information & Collaboration in Organisations • IS20110: Social Computing & Media • IS20100: Personal & Professional Development Cont’d Cont’d
Information & Library Studies 60-credit Major Levels 3 & 4 Option Modules: Select a minimum of 4 from the following: • IS30020: Web Publishing • IS30050: Information Architecture: Designing the Web • IS30070: Cybersociety? Technology, Culture & Communication • IS30240: Creating & Publishing Digital Media Content • IS30320: Current Trends in Social Computing • IS30300: Research Experience in Information & Social Computing • IS40030: People, Information & Communication • IS40400: IS Special Topics F - Digital Curation & Preservation • IS40370: Management for Information Professionals • IS40430: Contemporary Issues in Professional Practice • IS40500: System Analysis & Design • IS40560: Digital Libraries • IS40570: Children & Youth Information Services • IS40610: UXD – User-centred Design Elective Modules: Students may also choose up to 2 of the following: • COMP10080: Information & Communications Technology • COMP20070: Databases and Information Systems I Sils@ucd.ie
Other majors • INI1: Information Studies Minor • INJ1: Information Studies Joint Major • INJ2: Information Studies JM (CompSc) Any questions about programme requirements, etc, please make appointment or email claire.mcguinness@ucd.ie Sils@ucd.ie
Key dates • Online registration for Arts/Social Sc (Stage 2) • Online registration for Arts/Social Sc (Stage 2) Year 2 from August 19th & Year 3 from August 14th • Online Registration closed to allow for allocation of general elective places, Sept 5th @ 2pm to Sept 6th (phased basis from 12-4pm) • Online Registration for Undergraduates closes at 5.00pm on Sept. 19th @ 5pm • Deadline for withdrawing from your programme – Oct.1st • Deadline for dropping modules – Oct. 17th (Fee implications) • There will be a 'Change of Mind' window for Semester 2 online module registration in January 2015 – check the website Sils@ucd.ie
UG Checklist • Check how many credits/modules you need for your stage • Check how many credits you currently have for your stage • Check if you need to pay for any credit you are taking • Check when you need to complete module registration Sils@ucd.ie
Rule about Module Credits Programme Office information on degree compliance: http://www.ucd.ie/acshs/bafull-time/currentstudents/bastage2/modulelevels/ BA Full-Time students - MODULE LEVELS REQUIRED FOR DEGREE COMPLIANCE • You must get 180 credits to graduate (240 credits if you are taking an international degree or BA Computer Science). However, it is not just any combination of 180 credits that will do. There are limits and requirements on the number of credits that you can use from modules at different levels: • No more than 80 credits can be taken from Level 1, or below, modules (e.g. ENG 10050, ECON10010), which no more than 10 credits can be taken from Level 0 (e.g. IR00010). • At least 100 credits must be taken from modules at Level 2 (e.g. ENG20040) and higher. • Within the 100 credits required at Level 2 and higher, at least 40 credits must be at Level 3 (ENG30070) or above (IS40310)These totals must be achieved across the entire degree. Sils@ucd.ie
Learning in SILS • Blend of lectures, seminars, labs, e-learning and independent work, depending on module • Balance between theory and its application in practice • Group-work is an important part of learning in SILS –you will be working in teams on various projects in different modules • Opportunity to learn technical skills in some modules Sils@ucd.ie
Thinking about Pathways Choice of modules to reflect particular areas Social Media Pathway: • IS20110: Social Computing & Media • IS30070: Cybersociety? Technology, Culture & Communication • IS30240: Creating & Publishing Digital Media Content • IS30320: Current Trends in Social Computing • IS40610: UXD – User-centred Design Sils@ucd.ie
Thinking about Pathways Web Publishing Pathway: • IS30020: Web Publishing • IS30050: Information Architecture: Designing the Web • IS30240: Creating & Publishing Digital Media Content • IS40610: UXD – User-centred Design Sils@ucd.ie
Thinking about Pathways Information Management/Digital Curation • IS20020: Organisation & Retrieval of Information • IS20030: Information & Collaboration in Organisations • IS40030: People, Information & Communication • IS40400: IS Special Topics F - Digital Curation & Preservation • IS40560: Digital Libraries Sils@ucd.ie
SILS Stage 2 Module Coordinators Dr Lee Komito Dr Crystal Fulton Dr Lai Ma Dr Kalpana Shankar Dr Judith Wusteman Dr Amber Cushing Dr Benjamin Cowan Mr Niall Flaherty Sils@ucd.ie
Reminder - Contacts SILS contacts School Administrator – Claire Nolan Room 101 Email: Claire.Nolan@ucd.ie Phone: 7167055 (general queries, and if you’re not sure who to contact in SILS) Director of UG Programmes – Claire McGuinness Room 108 (subsequently 105). Email: claire.mcguinness@ucd.ie Phone: 7167077 Sils@ucd.ie