Cataloguing code

1.       Chronological arrangement of Cataloguing codes-

-          Panizzi’s  91 rules - 1841

-          Charles C Jewett’s Code- 1852

-          Rules for Cataloguing in congressional library- 1867

-          Charles Ami Cutter’s rules for a printed dictionary Catalogue- 1876

-          Prussion instruction - 1899

-          ALA & BLA Cataloguing rules : author & title entries- 1908

-          Vatican Code- 1927

-          Pearson’s guide to the Cataloguing  of serials Publication- 1931

-          Ranganathan’s Classified Catalogue code-1934   

-          Rules for descriptive Cataloguing in the library of Congress- 1949

-          Paris Principles- 1961

-          AACR -1 – 1967

-          AACR –II – 1978

-          AACR –II R- 1988

-          MARC 1- 1968

-          ISBD- 1971

-          AACR –II 1978

-          Dublin core Metadata Schema (DCMS)- 1995

-          Functional Requirements for bibliographic Records (FRBR)- 1998

-          Resource description and Access – 2010

2.       The classified of CCC consists of main entry and –

-          Cross reference entry

3.       According to CCC leading section is lead on –

-          Call no.

4.       In CCC cross – reference is known as-

-          Subject – analytical

5.       In CCC class index entry is divided from-

-          Class no.

6.       In CCC tracing gives information –

-          Additional entries of the documents

7.       According to CCC if the title page contains the name of the author the heading section should contain –

-           Name of the second author

8.       Thesaurofacet  was compiled by-

-          J. Aitchison

9.       BNB uses-

-          PRECIES

10.   Citation Indexing is introduced by-

-          Garfield

11.   In pre – coordinate indexing coordination is done by the-

-          Indexer at the time of indexing

12.   POPSI was invented by-

-          G. Bhattacharya  

13.   Role indicator are found in –

-          PRECIS

14.   In PRECIS  role operator O & 2 stand for-

-          Location and action

15.   The indexing system in which coordination of concepts is done by the users at the time of searching is known as-

-          Post – coordination

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