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The library is a very useful institution. It is not possible for

everybody to purchase books on every subject. In the library the

same books pass through several hands by rotation. A man can

read a large number of books at a very little cost or even no cost.

It is a fit place for close and careful study. Here, there is no

disturbance and everybody can read with rapt attention.

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back ground

A robust and dynamic library is vital to the academic life of the University. The library provides an

environment for discovery, reflection, and expansion of knowledge. In addition, the library often

serves as a physical core to campus. The academic community and its needs determine the library’s

utilization of space and allocation of resources.

Purpose

The library in Texas southern university should be designed and managed to take into consideration

all users. Students are concerned with personal study space, interactive learning areas, strong

information resources and technology, and operational hours. For faculty, the library is one of the

most important institutions on campus. Faculty are especially concerned with collections,

allocations, acquisitions, preservation of knowledge, and availability of key scholarly works in all media.

Reason

Upon my arrival in the library I could see that there was much to do. There were so many needs that

some priorities needed to be set. Initial steps were the physical aspects of putting the collection

away in an orderly fashion, securing the database, and establishing a budget.

scope of the report

To make the existing system more efficient. To provide a user friendly environment where user can be serviced better. Make functioning of library faster

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