Library Media Technology - Northland Pioneer College

Library Media Technology from Northland Pioneer College is a Campus Certificate Librarian degree that prepares you for a Education career. Objective : The Library Media Technology program prepares students to be library technicians or library technical assistants. Library technicians may work under the direction of a librarian, teacher or other professional. Work may be found in public, community, school, special, and college and university libraries. Career or volunteer opportunities exist in rural, suburban and metropolitan areas. Library technicians assist with the acquisition, processing and organization of library materials. They help library users find materials and information. Library technicians may also operate and maintain audio/visual equipment, enter and retrieve information from computer databases or the Internet, and instruct customers in the use of library resources. Certificate of Applied Science (CAS) To complete a Certificate of Applied Science in Library Media Technology, a student must complete the 21 core requirement credits, plus any three credits from the required electives, ENL 101 and MAT 103 or MAT 105. Core Requirements - 21 cr. LIB 102 Organization and Functions of Libraries 3 cr. LIB 103 Library Management and Administration 3 cr. LIB 106 Technical Services and Cataloging 3 cr. LIB 107 Reference Sources and Services I 3 cr. LIB 108 Public Relations and Marketing of Libraries 3 cr. LIB 111 Collection Development in Libraries 3 cr. LIB 112 Introduction to Library Technology 3 cr. View more details on Northland Pioneer College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Librarian courses.