This subject explores the interrelationship between processes and principles of information organisation, retrieval and information-seeking behaviours in networked information environments. Students learn to apply client-centred approaches to information organisation and develop improved client access to electronic and print resources. Some of the topics covered by the subject include database structures, indexing, metadata, classifying and mediating relationships. These principles are put into practice in specific client contexts in the workshops and assessable tasks including database development.

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