(Noun) A list of books, maps, or other items, arranged in some definite order. It records, describes, and indexes the resources of a collection, a library, or a group of libraries.
Basic command to list the files on a disk
A list or works representing the inventory of a gallery, museum, or other collection. It provides descriptions and pertinent information of the works, and may also contain articles discussing their origin and history.
A list of materials in a library. ‘Roger', the UCSD Online Catalog or ‘CDL/Melvyl' the UC wide online catalog.
We do not have a printed catalog. Please view the online catalog. See shop
An illustrated booklet listing products or services available.
A database that provides information about what a library or group of libraries owns. Examples of catalogs available to be searched from the Buswell Web site are the Buswell Library catalog, I-Share (catalog of I-Share libraries), and WorldCat (a catalog of thousands of libraries).
A booklet of products, price lists and UPC codes used for electronic ordering. See preprint order form.
A directory or list of resources of a particular type. Examples are catalogs of online data, people and organisations. See also OpenGIS Catalog. [look up
A list of books, periodicals, maps, and other materials, arranged in a definite order. In most modern libraries, the catalog is online (computerized).
a compilation of records describing the contents of a particular library collection or group of collections. A library catalog contains records of items such as books, periodicals, videos, audio tapes, and CD-ROMs. More and more catalogs are including records for Web sites and other e-resources that complement and enhance the library's collection. CDs See: Audiovisuals
A list of all the files on a disk. Also called a directory. A subdirectory-is a directory within a directory that usually contains related documents; used to organize the information on large-capacity disks.
a multi-page, illustrated descriptive listing of the products or services offered by a company.
A philatelic price list and/or guide. A Stamp catalog lists all issued stamps with values - for both used and unused issues.
A list of all the books, periodicals, or other materials that make up a specific collection. The library's public access (PAC) is an example of an online catalog. It lists all the books and periodicals in the library's collection. The (Bakersfield College Library Periodicals & Index Guide is an example of a print catalog. It lists all the periodicals in the library's collection. Catalogs are usually arranged alphabetically and usually allow the user to locate a particular item by author, title, subject, or other access point. CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory) A format for storing information on an optical disc that can be read by a computer. The disc looks like an audio CD-disc. One disc can store the equivalent of about 1,000 books
1. n. A directory of files and libraries, with reference to their locations. A catalog may contain other information such as the types of devices in which the files are stored, passwords, and blocking factors. 2. v. To enter information about a file or a library into a catalog.
A searchable database of all the books, journals and other materials available in a library. Our catalog is called Pegasus.
A list of library materials which describe, and indexes the resources of a collection or library. A CATALOG may be ONLINE, a CARD CATALOG, or printed in books.
A source (computerized or paper) which lists the holdings of a library and is used to describe books, serials, government documents, music scores, CD-ROMs, data files, etc.
The "index" of the items in a library collection. Frequently kept electronically, but card catalogs can still be found.
A book, database, or filing system which organizes all the basic information about each object in a museum. Usually this includes the name of the object, where it was made, who made it, when it was made, when it was given to the museum, and other important information.
A computerized system for finding out what materials are owned by the library, the call number, location, and whether or not the item is checked out.
The term given to a collection of images in iView and Gekko Images. Each library of images in iView MediaPro is call a 'catalog'.
Organized set of bibliographic records that represent the holdings of a particular collection. May be in the form of cards, book, computer outprint microform (COM) or an online public access catalog (OPAC).
a book or pamphlet containing an enumeration of things; "he found it in the Sears catalog"
a book that tells all about the school
a comprehensive reference document listing TA services that are presently available, as well as those currently under development
a database of the library's holdings
a full-length book, and it would take a work of that length to comprehensively discuss the art at ISEA
a listing of products on your e-commerce Web site
a listing, or database, of what a library owns
a list of all the rocks you have in your collection, along with their identifier and all details about them
a list of our products that you sell and of their prices
a list or file of descriptions of items with enough information to provide access to the items
a named list of masters, which may be implemented as a file system directory containing master files
a path to a list of masters
a saddlestitched book where the number of ink colors are not necessarily the same on all the pages throughout the book
a type of database that is a collection of records that describe the book, videotape, journal or other type of publication
A list that includes bibliographic information about books, periodicals, maps, recordings, music scores, visual materials, multimedia and other materials owned by the Library.
You will use our catalog to find material in the library, especially books, journals, and articles. Our nline ublic ccess atalog (OPAC) is a collection of electronic records of materials available in our and other libraries in a consortium. Ours is thus a union catalog, and can display the materials owned by ourselves and other members.
An index used by Content Manager applications to insert and remove objects that are not yet assigned to a list.
A list of user-defined entries used when defining Pipes, Virtual Channels and rules in the Policy Editor.
database in which each record represents a book, video or other item owned by a library. Each record describes an item by giving its title, author's name, publication information, location in the library, and a list of topics covered by the item. Use the "Back" button at the top of your screen to return to the previous screen.
A database of records (usually a card file or an online database) representing books, journals, media, government documents, and other materials held in a particular library or location. Online catalogs can usually be searched by various methods, such as author, title, subject, call number, or keyword. Typically, they display the call number and location of the material, with descriptive details. I-SHARE is the name of the catalog used in the Benedictine Library.
A catalog tells you what books, magazines, maps, videos, etc. a library has in its collections. The name of the CC Library catalog is Tiger. You may also use other catalogs like Prospector, or WorldCat to find books in other libraries.
Commercial photo intended for use in a paper or online catalog.
and electronic tool that shows the user where to find a book owned by the University Libraries. The Catalog provides the location, call number, and status of books.
A list of records that represent the holdings of a library or group of libraries.
This is a DATABASE of all the items a particular library owns (such as books, journals, or videotapes). Catalogs are generally searchable by subject, AUTHOR, title, and keyword. The catalog includes the items owned by all the Tufts libraries, with some exceptions, such as government documents and maps.
The collection of records identifying and locating the items owned by a library is called its catalog. In the past, this would have been a large collection of drawers with cards called a card catalog. Each card contained the information needed to identify what the library owned and where it was located. Today, most libraries have moved to an online catalog, where the bibliographic records are entered into a computer database, which can be searched to find desired information. At OSU, this catalog is known as the OSU Library Catalog.
1. A file of bibliographic records, created according to specific and uniform principles of construction and under the control of an authority file, which describes the materials contained in a collection, library, or group of libraries. 2. In a wider sense, a list of materials prepared for a particular purpose, e.g., an exhibition catalog, a sales catalog.
A file of bibliographic records, created according to specific and uniform principles of construction which describe, record and index the materials contained in a collection or library.
A list (on cards, microform or computer) of the materials held by a library. As a verb, to create such a list.
an official publication listing degree programs.
(or Online Catalog) - a database containing records for a specific library or group of libraries. Our Online Catalog contains the holdings (books and periodicals) not only for Prescott College, but for other libraries in Yavapai County as well.
a systematic list of items in alphabetical or other logical order. Usually each item in the list is accompanied by a brief description. A library catalog lists books and other materials in a library collection. Most libraries use a computerized catalog usually referred to as the online catalog or OPAC.
a tool used to learn what a library owns and where it is located
An electronic bibliographic database that describes the books, videotapes, periodicals, and other materials owned by a particular library. (Unit 4 A Primer on Databases and Catalogs; Unit 6 GIL)
An organized list or database of items in a collection, such as in a library. catalog
A list of what an individual library owns.
A list of the books and other materials which a library owns. The catalog is generally organized so that the material can be located by searching by title, author, or subject.
An ordered and arranged list of materials, including books, maps, microform, etc. Each item in the catalog contains detailed information on the author, title, publisher and provides a call number and location for that item.
a list of books, journals, maps, or other items in a collection, a library, or a group of libraries. It is cross-referenced for easy searching.
A special type of database containing only records for information sources owned by a particular library.
Sometimes in paper, sometimes in electronic format, this resource is a listing of materials contained in a collection. PrairieCat is the UIS Library online catalog.
A list of all the items in a specific collection
a list of books or other materials located in a particular library or collection. Catalogs can be in book or card form or be in computer readable form. DELCAT is the University of Delaware's online catalog.
An antiquated and usually outdated waste of natural resources that has since been replaced by environmentally friendly online shopping sites. The money we save while conserving paper is passed on to our customers with our very low prices.
A searchable database that contains the location and in some cases the status (checked out, in process) of all the items that are owned by Gelman Library and WRLC.
A listing of books, maps, or other items arranged in some type of order. Lists the resources of a collection, library, or group of libraries. The CDS library catalog is available online.
A list of items such as books, periodicals, maps and/or videos arranged in a defined order. The list usually records, describes and indexes the resources of a collection, a library or a group of libraries. The Online Catalog of Boise State University Albertsons Library is named CATALYST.
List of items owned by a library
1. A list of library materials contained in a collection, a library, or a group of libraries, arranged according to some definite plan. Access to the list may be provided in a catalog book, a traditional card file, on microform, or online, electronically. 2. In a wider sense, a list of materials (prepared for a particular purpose (e.g., an exhibition catalog, a sales catalog).
the printed listings offered by coin dealers at auction or fixed prices. These are often great sources of information and illustrations.
a guide to the authors, titles, contents, and location of books, documents, periodicals, and other materials in a library. The Spanish-American Institute Library Catalog is automated and can be accessed from any on-site or off-site computer terminal.
A giant list of all commands, and some symbols, on your calculator. Access it by pressing [2nd][0].
1. A database of library material contained in a collection, a library, or a group of libraries, arranged according to specific rules. Access to the database may be provided in a print book of records, a traditional card file, on microform, or electronically via an OPAC. 2. In a wider sense, a database of materials prepared for a particular purpose (e.g., an exhibition catalog, a sales catalog).
(library) - A list of books and other materials contained in a collection.
the library database which points you to books, e-books, videos, journals, recordings, etc. that the library owns. To access Appalachian State University's catalog, go to the library home page and click on "Library Catalog Books and More."
indicates what a particular library owns be it books, journals, music CDs, videos or theses.
Tells you what books, magazines, journals, videos, etc. the library has in its collection. It does NOT tell you what articles are in the magazines or journals. To access the catalog, click here.
File of bibliographic records created according to specific uniform principles of construction, which describes the materials in a collection, a library or a group of libraries. It may be in the form of a card catalog, a book catalog or an online catalog.
A database or listing of items (records) in a library collection. A Union Catalog enables searching the catalogs of multiple libraries. See Skyline or Prospector, below.
List of books, periodicals, videotapes, or other materials owned by a library. This can be in card format or in online electronic format. The Drexel Libraries' catalog is online.
A formal inventory, description, and locating aid of the holdings of an archive, library, or other repository, often in card form or computer database form.
An extensive alphabetical list of items, typically containing descriptive comments and often with illustrations.
A collection of bibliographic records created according to an established set of rules.
A listing of all the materials a library owns. It includes books, periodicals, videos, sound recordings, and more. See the definition of LUCIA.
A file of bibliographic records, created according to specific and uniform principles of construction and under the control of an authority file, which describes the materials contained in a collection, library, or group of libraries. It is commonly produced in card, book, online ( OPAC), CD-ROM, or COM formats.
Another name for a listing of directories or files stored on a computer or disk.
A printed listing of coins for sale either by auction or private treaty. As a verb, to write the description of the numismatic items offered.
A listing of a library's materials (books, bound volumes of periodicals, multimedia, etc.).
A database containing information about the materials owned by a library and their location. Most catalogs are online, though a library may have all or part of its catalog on cards. Catalogs usually can be searched by author, title, subject heading, or keyword; search results provide a basic description of the item (book, journal title, video, or other) and a call number.
Listing of items, such as the holdings of a library, arranged systematically
A file of items (books, films, videotapes, computer software, etc.) sometimes accessed through cards or online computers.
A collection of records providing information on the books, journals, and other materials in the library, as well as location information for those items. Traditional card catalogs where this information was kept on a small card, have been replaced by online catalogs, allowing users to retrieve records based on title, author, subject heading, keyword, call number and/or other access points.
A listing of what the library owns. Our catalog is Blais.
The Cambridge Trainee Librarians' Online Group.
