Concept of the Library Science and Librarianship

Contents: Preface. 1. History of the library science. 2. Libraries information services and management. 3. Opportunities tasks and networking of libraries. 4. Digital libraries and education. 5. Principles for the achieving and preservation. 6. Microfilming and digital imaging. 7. Microfilming scanning and image enhancement. 8. Digital objects of online physical and electronic formats. Bibliography. Index. 

The Librarianship and Library Science has been an attempt to include some important topics of library science which are very much important and necessary in day to day functioning of library the topics which matters are classification of library science development of library and information science manual of library cataloguing management of library administration research methodology in library science. 

Library science is a old designation for a field of study. A problem associated with this label is that core issues related to the development of library services are not specific for libraries but may be understood as principled common for other kinds of information systems information services or documentation as well. For example is the indexing and representation of documents in bibliographical records not unique for libraries and most of the relevant principles used today are not developed within the library communities but by other communities. (jacket)