تجربة بناء نظام تصنیف خاص لموضوعات التربیة الریاضیة بالاستعانة بتصنیف الكولون للرسائل الجامعیة العراقیة لمكتبة كلیة التربیة الریاضیة – جامعة بغداد
Experience in Building a Special Classification System for Physical Education Subjects Using Colon Classification for Iraqi Academic Theses at the Library of the College of Physical Education, University of Baghdad
نویسنده: م.م. بان أومید رشید · 2019
درباره این اثر
This research aims to find a proper way to organize the theses of the
physical education college’ s Library – Baghdad University , this is done by
applying a classification system which depends on analyzing a building a
classification number as Colon classification system , to help the classifier to
simplify and speed the procedure of building a classification number , this is
done by knowing the physical education subjects and subdivide them to their
primary and giving them a proper symbols ...
This is a research article about cataloguing and classification practice in a specialist academic library. It focuses on the thesis collection held by the Physical Education College Library at Baghdad University, and proposes a method for organizing that collection by applying an analytical classification system modelled on the Colon Classification, which builds call numbers by breaking subjects down into their component facets. The article explains how physical education subjects can be identified, subdivided into primary categories, and assigned appropriate symbols to make constructing classification numbers faster and more consistent for cataloguers working with this specialized material.
مشخصات
- نویسنده
- م.م. بان أومید رشید
- سال
- 2019
- زبان
- AR
- رده
- علم و دانش
- نوع
- مقاله
- منبع
- DOAJ
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