lOMoAR cPSD| 24668432
AIS2601 EXAM
PACK 2024
[Company address]
,Exercise 1 covers monographic entities, that is, books; thus the chief source of
information is the title page.
Read rule 1.0A1, 1.0A2, 2.0B1, 1.0H and 2.0B2 in AACR2R as well
as paragraph 9.3 in your Study Guide
4.1.2 You must also know which types of information (data elements)
are presented on the chief source of information and how this
information is used to compile a bibliographic record. The descriptive
data elements (bibliographic information) are divided into eight
areas/fields and ALWAYS appear in the same order.
Read paragraph 9.4 in the Study Guide as well as rule 1.0B1 and
1.0D2 in AACR2R
4.1.3 The data elements in the eight areas/fields are also ALWAYS
presented in a specific order.
Study rule 1.0D2 and compare it with rule 1.0B1. Note the
punctuation.
4.1.4 Study the following eight title pages while keeping AACR2R
open at rule
1.0D2:
(a) Identify the data elements; and
(b) List the data elements in the prescribed order.
, lOMoAR cPSD| 24668432
Indexing concepts
by
Harold Borko
London
Academic Press, Ltd.
1978
Example 1
Example 2
THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
A Study of Continuity and Change
2nd ed
by
John Feather
Myrna P Machet
London
Library Association Publishing
1998
Example 3
SEAN JENNET FREDERICK WARNE
, THE MAKING OF BOOKS
FABER & FABER
mcmlviii
READINGS IN CATALOGUING PRACTICE
edited by
K.G.B. Bakewell, F.L.A.,
A.M.B.I.M.
Senior Lecturer
Department of Library and Information
Studies, Liverpool Polytechnic
5th Edition
Pergamon Press
OXFORD, NEW YORK, TORONTO,
SYDNEY, BRAUNSCHWEIG
1987
AIS2601 EXAM
PACK 2024
[Company address]
,Exercise 1 covers monographic entities, that is, books; thus the chief source of
information is the title page.
Read rule 1.0A1, 1.0A2, 2.0B1, 1.0H and 2.0B2 in AACR2R as well
as paragraph 9.3 in your Study Guide
4.1.2 You must also know which types of information (data elements)
are presented on the chief source of information and how this
information is used to compile a bibliographic record. The descriptive
data elements (bibliographic information) are divided into eight
areas/fields and ALWAYS appear in the same order.
Read paragraph 9.4 in the Study Guide as well as rule 1.0B1 and
1.0D2 in AACR2R
4.1.3 The data elements in the eight areas/fields are also ALWAYS
presented in a specific order.
Study rule 1.0D2 and compare it with rule 1.0B1. Note the
punctuation.
4.1.4 Study the following eight title pages while keeping AACR2R
open at rule
1.0D2:
(a) Identify the data elements; and
(b) List the data elements in the prescribed order.
, lOMoAR cPSD| 24668432
Indexing concepts
by
Harold Borko
London
Academic Press, Ltd.
1978
Example 1
Example 2
THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
A Study of Continuity and Change
2nd ed
by
John Feather
Myrna P Machet
London
Library Association Publishing
1998
Example 3
SEAN JENNET FREDERICK WARNE
, THE MAKING OF BOOKS
FABER & FABER
mcmlviii
READINGS IN CATALOGUING PRACTICE
edited by
K.G.B. Bakewell, F.L.A.,
A.M.B.I.M.
Senior Lecturer
Department of Library and Information
Studies, Liverpool Polytechnic
5th Edition
Pergamon Press
OXFORD, NEW YORK, TORONTO,
SYDNEY, BRAUNSCHWEIG
1987
