The materials owned by a library. The largest computer network in the world which links local networks operated by universities, governments, non-profit organizations, commerical organizations and other research institutions. A classification scheme developed and used at the Library of Congress since 1897. It divides the field of knowledge into twenty large classes with an additional class on general works. This system has been adopted by many academic libraries, and at the U of I, the Law Library, Music Library and Asian Library use LC classification schemes for all or part of their collections.
Arrangement is by issuing agency.
The Documents Library uses this classification system. An acronym for Uniform Resource Locator. Similar to a call number for library materials. To borrow books or other materials from the Library for a certain period of time. A service you can use to borrow library materials not owned by the University of Illinois from other libraries.