A331 and A332 - History of Architecture and Interiors I & II
This page contains information about the information
literacy project for A331& A332 students. On this page you'll find information about
the instructor expectations for each student with respect to developing visual
analysis and
research skills. In these courses,
we will focus on the following skills:
 | effective online catalog searching to locate books and periodicals |
| selection and use of online databases appropriate to the information need |
| locating the full-text of articles using article citation information |
| use of Interlibrary Loan services to obtain books and articles |
| citation and documentation of information sources |
| synthesis and appropriate application of information |
Here are some things you'll be doing in these courses:
| locating full-text articles from citations in Avery Index and other online databases |
| locating and obtaining books from other libraries, using EZ-Borrow and WorldCAT |
| identifying appropriate scholarly writings |
| applying these writings to your research by composing an annotated bibliography |
| synthesizing and applying the information you have gathered into a final
project supporting your thesis statement |
A331
| Here is a link to an example of the Visual Analysis / Research Project: A331 Assignment Here is a link to a support page for A331 Resources from Michael Krasulski, Liaison to the Schools of Architecture & Design http://staff/KrasulskiM/a331.htm |
A332
| Here is a link to an example of the A332 Multicultural Case Studies Project: A332 Assignment A332 Project Evaluation Guidelines |
