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Dibs Fall 2026

INF STD

Information Studies

57 courses on record · 6 with sections in Fall 2026

Live section data currently covers GE courses; the rest is filled in by a nightly pass, so this department is likely running more than is listed here.

57 courses

Lower division 5

Lower division courses in Information Studies
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
10 Information and Power GE 3.85 n=300 —
19 Listening to Immigrant Stories in Archives no letter grades 1 section
20 Digital Cultures and Societies GE 3.63 n=255 —
30 Internet and Society GE 3.62 n=234 1 section
98T Who Owns Past? Heritage, Memory, and Justice in Aftermaths of Colonialism 3.89 n=18 small sample —

Upper division 3

Upper division courses in Information Studies
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
C115 Introduction to Information Literacies 3.91 n=66 —
M121 Introduction to Media Literacies no grade history —
180 Special Topics in Information Studies 3.65 n=105 —

Graduate 49

Graduate courses in Information Studies
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
202 History of Books and Literacy Technologies 3.82 n=76 —
211 Artifacts and Cultures 3.95 n=301 1 section
212 Values and Communities in Information Professions 3.96 n=205 —
213 Current Issues in Librarianship 3.97 n=32 —
214 Informatics: Principles and Practices 3.67 n=19 small sample —
233 Records and Information Resources Management 3.85 n=24 —
234 Contemporary Children's Literature 3.93 n=10 small sample —
240 Management of Digital Records 3.93 n=19 small sample —
241 Digital Preservation 3.96 n=82 —
M244 Collection Management for Archives, Libraries, and Museums 3.76 n=33 —
M254 Medical Information Infrastructures and Internet Technologies no grade history —
260 Description and Access 3.88 n=287 —
262A Data Management and Practice 3.95 n=16 small sample —
270 Systems and Infrastructures 3.92 n=295 —
272 Human/Computer Interaction 3.96 n=45 —
278 Information and Visualization 3.88 n=23 —
279 User Experience Design 3.98 n=60 —
280 Social Science Research Methodology for Information Studies 3.91 n=47 —
281 Historical Methodology of Information Studies 3.85 n=20 —
285 Oral History Principles and Practice 3.83 n=25 —
288 Research Apprenticeship Course no grade history —
289 Seminar: Special Issues in Information Studies: Museums in Digital Age 3.87 n=525 —
290 Research Seminar: Information Studies no grade history —
291A Doctoral Seminar: Theoretical Traditions in Information Studies no grade history —
291C Special Topics in Theory of Information Studies 3.87 n=10 small sample —
298A Doctoral Seminar: Research Methods and Design no grade history —
298B Special Topics in Methodology of Information Studies 3.94 n=43 —
400 Professional Development and Portfolio Design no letter grades —
422 College, University, and Research Libraries 3.98 n=48 —
423 Public Libraries 3.97 n=68 —
424 Storytelling no letter grades —
425 Library Services and Programs for Children 3.96 n=27 —
426 Young Adult Literature 3.88 n=28 —
427 Young Adult Services 3.91 n=19 small sample —
431 Archives, Records, and Memory 3.86 n=211 1 section
432 Issues and Problems in Preservation of Heritage Materials 3.78 n=71 —
433 Community-Based Archiving 3.95 n=115 —
434 Archival Use and Users 3.86 n=48 1 section
438A Seminar: Advanced Issues in Archival Science--Archival Appraisal 3.87 n=42 —
438B Seminar: Advanced Issues in Archival Science--Archival Description and Access Systems 3.96 n=98 —
439 Seminar: Special Collections 3.96 n=114 —
461 Descriptive Cataloging 3.90 n=62 —
462 Subject Cataloging and Classification 3.87 n=59 —
464 Metadata 3.93 n=65 —
480 Introduction to Media Archiving and Preservation 3.86 n=69 —
484 Audio Archiving 3.80 n=18 small sample —
486 Digital Asset Management 3.95 n=26 —
497 Fieldwork in Libraries or Information Organizations no grade history —
498 Internship no letter grades 1 section

“Predicted” is shrunk toward the department average, so a course taught once to a dozen students sits near the department mean rather than at whatever those twelve happened to get. The figure is always shown — small sample marks where it rests mostly on that prior.