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information scienceDiscipline that deals with the processes of storing and transferring information. It attempts to bring together concepts and methods from such varied disciplines as library science, computer science and engineering, linguistics, and psychology to develop techniques and devices to aid in the handling of information. In its early stages in the 1960s, information science was concerned primarily with applying the then-new computer technology to the processing and managing of documents. The applied computer technologies and theoretical studies of information science have since permeated many other disciplines. Computer science and engineering still tend to absorb its theory- and technology-oriented subjects, and management science tends to absorb information-systems subjects. |
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toward the construction of a new $12 million College of Business and Information Science to be named after Andrew F. Targeted to professionals involved in law librarianship including law librarians, practitioners and academics in information science, the journal focuses on the digital resources and services that law libraries provide and the educational opportunities that this technology affords. RVA is currently conducting programming and site selection study for Cornell University for a new 400,000 s/f building for the Computing and Information Science and College of Engineering Faculties in Ithaca, NY. |
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