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LIM 503 Collection Development
While LIM 503- Organization, Access, and Retrieval, LIM 502- Collection Development and Management, and LIM 562- Library and Information Technologies provided me with an understanding of processes necessary to provide access and retrieval of information. Through research, reading, and assignments I have the competency and confidence to manage information using different technologies in addition to the willingness to explore emerging technologies.
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