A code used to locate an item on library shelves. The process of preparing a catalog, or entries for a catalog. Most common, a catalog is a systematic listing of the books and materials in a library with descriptive information about each one, author, title, edition, publisher, date, physical appearance, subject matter, special features, and location. In the SCCC Library, books and audiovisual materials are listed on an online catalog shared with North and South Seattle Community Colleges. A small optical disc which can be used for text, data, audio, video and graphics applications.
Information is recorded by laser technology.
It can hold 300,000 typed pages or the equivalent of 1,080 floppy disks. The activity of a library in lending books to borrowers and keeping records of the loans. A note of reference to a work from which a passage is quoted or to some source authority for a statement or proposition. Includes information useful in locating the sources including the name of the author, title, and publication date. The systematic arrangement of objects, ideas, books, or other items which have like characteristics into groups or classes.