Cracking LIS Examinations subjective and objective approach unit III

Unit-III ‘Knowledge Organisation’ is divided into 21 chapters. Every chapter provides a clear understanding of the topic, which includes some basic terminologies related to knowledge organization, various modes of Formation of Subjects, Classification and types of classification, various Canons of Classification, Normative Principles. The most widely used Colon Classification (CC), Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) and Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) is also very well explained. Emphasis is also given to books on Classification, Canon of Cataloguing and Basics of Cataloguing. Other important topics i.e. Classified Catalogue Code, Anglo American Cataloguing Rule (AACR), Indexing, International Standard Bibliographic Description (ISBD), MARC, CCF, BIS, Resource Description and Access (RDA), FRBR, FRAD, FRSAD, BIBFRAME (Bibliographic Framework) are presented and explained in detail. Subject heading and Books on Cataloguing are other highlights of what this book offers.