bibliometrics courses -- syllabi and/or reading lists

[Karen Medina]

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>   Bibliometrics as a research field. A course on
>   theory and application of bibliometric indicators.
>   http://www.norslis.net/2004/Bib_Module_KUL.pdf  
>   (115 p)

On a tangent, I am looking for bibliometrics course syllabi and reading lists.

I am informally interested in comparing [course syllabi & course reading lists] to the [citation analysis & mapping] of a few multidisciplinary fields -- bibliometrics is one field I'd like to use.

-karen medina

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>   I think you will find valuable information in this
>   paper by dr. Wolfgang Glänzel:
>
>   Bibliometrics as a research field. A course on
>   theory and application of bibliometric indicators.
>   http://www.norslis.net/2004/Bib_Module_KUL.pdf  
>   (115 p)
>
>    
>
>   Best Regards
>
>   Soren Find
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>
>   article/monograph that lists, classifies and/or
>   describes, in a systematic manner, all different
>   bibliometric methods that are currently in use?
>   (like: Citation analysis, bibliographic coupling,
>   co-citation, citation context analysis, content
>   analysis, publication analysis, co-word analysis
>   ...). As a relative newbie to the field I'm only
>   aware of Diodato's dictionary. Any other resources?
>   Please!
>
>   Dobri