美国电气和电子工程师协会：《信息科学原理》英文版 Chapter 1 An outline of information science

Principles of Information Science Y.X. ZHONG Dept of Information Engineering yuzhong @ieee. org

Principles of Information Science Y. X. ZHONG Dept of Information Engineering yxzhong@ieee.org

Problems to be concerned with What is Information Science(s)? 2. What is Information Technology (t)? 3. How is communication Tech related to it 4. What are the typical features of is? 5. Why is now necessary to learn Is

Problems to be Concerned with 1. What is Information Science (IS) ? 2. What is Information Technology (IT) ? 3. How is Communication Tech related to IT ? 4. What are the typical features of IS ? 5. Why is now necessary to learn IS ?

Lists of contents Ch 1 Outline of Information Science Ch2 Concepts and description of Information Ch3 Measures of Information Ch 4 Principle of information Acquisition: Sensing recognition Ch5 Principle of Information Transferring Communication storage

Lists of Contents Ch.1 Outline of Information Science Ch.2 Concepts and Description of Information Ch.3 Measures of Information Ch.4 Principle of Information Acquisition: Sensing & Recognition Ch.5 Principle of Information Transferring: Communication & Storage

List of Contents(Cont) Ch 6 Principle of Information Processing and Reproduction: Cognition decision-Making Ch7 Principle of Information Regulation: Control Ch8 Principle of Information Organization: System Ch9 Principle of Information-Knowledge-Intelligence Ch 10 Methodology and implications

List of Contents (Cont.) Ch.6 Principle of Information Processing and Reproduction: Cognition & Decision-Making Ch.7 Principle of Information Regulation: Control Ch.8 Principle of Information Organization: System Ch.9 Principle of Information-Knowledge-Intelligence Ch.10 Methodology and Implications

The System of The contents Transferring H Ch 6, 8, 9 Cogn-DM Transferring Ch5 Ch5 Ch.10 Acquisition The World Execution Ch4 Ch.1.2.3 Ch 7

The System of The Contents Transferring Ch.5 Cogn-DM Ch.6, 8, 9 Transferring Ch.5 Execution Ch. 7 Acquisition Ch.4 The World Ch. 1, 2, 3 Ch.10

References 1. Book Principles of Information Science> BUPT Press, 1988(Ist Edition),1996(2nd) 20023rd edition) 2. Web-site http://www.bupt.edu.cn/camnet/zyxdoc2/index.html

References 1. Book BUPT Press, 1988 (1st Edition), 1996 (2nd) 2002(3rd Edition) 2. Web-site http://www.bupt.edu.cn/camnet/zyxdoc2/index.html

A New Age of Academic Thinking Ancient Shallow-&-Unitary Approach Time Modern Divided-&-Analyzed Approach Time Present Integrated-&-Comprehensive Approach Time Information Science, one of the new examples

A New Age of Academic Thinking Ancient Shallow-&-Unitary Approach Time Modern Divided-&-Analyzed Approach Time Present Integrated-&-Comprehensive Approach Time Information Science, one of the new examples

Chapter 1 An outline of information science

Chapter 1 An Outline of Information Science

1.1 Information Science Definition of Information Science Information Science is a trans-disciplinary science with information as its object in study the laws in information process as its content: information methodology as its approach; and the strengthening human information functions, particularly the intellectual ability, as its goal

1.1 Information Science Definition of Information Science Information Science is a trans-disciplinary science with information as its object in study; the laws in information process as its content; information methodology as its approach; and the strengthening human information functions, particularly the intellectual ability, as its goal

1.1.1 The object: Information The definitions of information Information in general is something about the states a thing may have and the way the states may change. Any thing: either in world, or in mind -Popular. Change: in motion- Fundamental

1.1.1 The Object: Information The definitions of information: Information in general is something about the states a thing may have and the way the states may change. Any thing: either in world, or in mind - Popular. Change: in motion - Fundamental