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INT100 Information Literacy and Library

This course emphasizes the concepts and competencies of information literacy, the evaluation of information, the organization of libraries, the classification of knowledge, and the basic skills of research. This course will introduce the student to library research resources such as electronic journals, full-text databases, the online catalog of print and electronic books, the Internet, and other library materials. 1-2 quarter hours.

INT101 Fast Forward Orientation

All incoming undergraduate NLU students are required to attend a Fast Forward orientation session prior to beginning their program. The session is loaded with information on how the academic program and all of NLU's support services can help students reach their goals. Each Fast Forward session includes an informational component and a writing assessment. The information session helps students: learn what to expect from their classes and instructors; understand how their transfer credit applies to their NLU degree; plan for the completion of their remaining academic requirements and learn about a variety of options available at NLU to earn academic credit; and discover options for financing their education. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the University 0 credit hours