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Last up study group- Kassia Deans, Mariela Carmenaty, Marcia Porter, and Alan Bannister Scope Examiner-Marcia Porter Describer-Mariela Carmenaty Compiler-Alan Bannister Editor-Kassia Deans
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Some of the differences between keywords and subject searches are how they are categorized. When you do a keyword search, the entire database record is searched for the particular word or phrase that was entered. A keyword search will identify the entered word or phrase, regardless of subject heading. This is a more general search method. During a Subject search of a database, the information retrieved from the database will be directly related or listed as the topic of an article of book. For instance, if you keyword search John F. Kennedy you will receive all areas where his name is listed, regardless of the topic it is connected with. A Subject search will return information directly related to the man himself.
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Basically, the classification systems are designed to categorize the books contained within a library, and assist you when you are trying to find a particular book or research a particular topic. There are two types of classification systems in place. The first one is the Dewey Decimal System. This type of classification system is used primarily in public libraries and smaller universities. All topics of knowledge are broken down into ten broad categories, then into ten sub-categories, and further into ten more subsections. Once you reach the level of the individual books, you will have call numbers that have decimals. The next classifications system is the Library of Congress classification. This is a more complex system than the Dewey Decimal System. This type is primarily used in larger public libraries and academic libraries. Knowledge is broken down into twenty large categories and listed by letters of the alphabet. The system is alphanumeric meaning that after the initial one to three letter codes are numbers that further divide the topic. The year of publication may be used at the end of the call number. These two different classification systems are designed to help you locate books and publications in libraries and make your research efforts easier.
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__ Encyclopedia of associations. __ R 061 G13 Each of these three books discusses different industries and associations. They discuss the different roles played in society to include benefits, rules, and codes used inside and outside the United States by industries and other business associations. Some of the areas where these rules and codes are used are the agriculture industry, public administrations, educational programs, the military and sports. All of the listings are in alphabetical order.

__ Hoover’s Online __ This online website provides a database of information on over 65 million corporations and organizations. Hoover’s provides numerous online services to businesses. Among these are research reports, expert advice, industry trends, information on business executives, and business resources.