MASTER OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE Term-End Examination December, 2OOB MLIS-O3: INFORMATTON PROCESSING AND RETRIEVAL Important Instruction : This questionpaper should be attemptedonly by thosecandidateswho houe registeredfor MLIS beJoreJuly, 2005. Time : 3 hours Note :
Maximum Marks : 700
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1.1 Discuss the purpose of search guides in bibliographical information system. Explain the various ways of information presentation for organizing a search guide.
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How is the UniversalDecimal Classification(UDC) schemedifferent from Dewey DecimalClassification (DDC) scheme ? Describe the salient features, limitations and problems of DDC and UDC.
2 . 1 What are the elements of information retrieval thesaurus ? Describe the methodology of its construction with particular reference to application of computers. OR Describe the structure o1 lJ5 tvtARC and CCF record formats.
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is meant by pre-coordinate indexing system ? Describe the methodology of deriving headingsusing POPSI, with an example.
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3.2 Explain the objectivesof ISAR system Discussthe Five [-aws of Library Science in this context.
4 . 1 Discuss the importance of compatibility among ISAR systemsand the principal issuesinvolved in it. 4.2
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