• CORE SUBJECT OF LIBRARY SCIENCE
• Knowledge Organization and Information Retrieval: Focuses on organizing information and knowledge systems for easy retrieval. 
• Information Sources, Systems, and Services: Covers different types of information sources, systems, and how to provide services to users. 
• Library Management: Involves principles of library administration, including finance, budgeting, human resources, and collection development. 
• Digital Libraries and Electronic Resources Management: Teaches the management of digital content and online databases. 

Technology and computer applications

• Basics of Information Technology: Introduces computer fundamentals, operating systems, and application software. 
• Library Automation: Covers the principles and application of technology to automate library processes, including library management software. 
• Database Management Systems: Focuses on creating and managing databases for library applications. 
• Open Source Software: Explores open-source digital library software like DSpace and Greenstone. 

Practical and professional skills

• Reference Services: Teaches methods for providing reference materials and conducting user orientations. 
• Collection Development: Covers the selection, acquisition, and maintenance of library materials. 
• Research Methodology: Involves the techniques and tools for conducting research in library and information science. 
• Internship and Practical Training: Provides hands-on experience in a real-world library setting. 
• Professional Ethics and Law: Discusses professional ethics and relevant library legislation, such as copyright laws.