CSUN
Knowledge Management 631
Management of Information and Knowledge Services

Wayne Smith   [ wayne.smith@csun.edu ]

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[updated: Wednesday, September 1, 2010]


"That knowledge has become the resource, rather than a resource, is what makes our society 'post-capitalist'."
-Peter Drucker (1909-2005)

Contents

Preface

The purpose of this web site is to provide information and materials for students enrolled in Wayne Smith's Knowledge Management 631 course ( Class # 16743 ) for the Spring, 2007 semester. This course is offered by the Tseng College of Extended Learning at California State University, Northridge (CSUN). CSU Northridge is one of 23 campuses in the California State University system.

My email address is wayne.smith@csun.edu. For email sent to me by students, the Subject line should start with "[CSUN Km631]" (without the quotes) [ example ]. Interested students may learn more about me by reviewing my personal web page. The PDF materials on this page require the "free" (as in "free beer") Acrobat Reader. Students desiring to generate PDF files under MS-Windows can use the "free" (as in "free speech") PDFCreator.

Notes

The following notes are updates/changes provided prior to the semester and between class sessions (in descending chronological order).

The above notes are also available as a subscription feed [ .atom ]. A subscription feed is a contemporary approach to automated student notification.

Pre-Course Materials

These materials can be reviewed before the first class session. This resource can be useful for prospective students desiring to gain a better appreciation for the subject matter of this course without purchasing the required textbook first.

Course Materials

These materials should be reviewed before the first class session.

General Materials

The following materials apply to all my courses independent of subject matter.

Assignments and Exercises

The following materials are the tentative assignments (probably three in number) for this course. They also may be updated and expanded as needed.




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