Dewey
Decimal Classification System
The Dewey Decimal Classification system is a tool used by many libraries
to arrange items on a shelf by subject. It is widely used by public
and school libraries to organize their collections.
In the Alvin Sherman Library, the Dewey Decimal System is used for
the children's and young adult collections. Most other collections in
the Alvin Sherman Library, including all other circulating books and
the reference collection, use the Library
of Congress Classification System. Sound recordings (compact discs
and cassettes) are classified by ANSCR, the Alpha-Numeric
System for Collections of Recordings.
Commonly
requested call numbers:
American History
|
973 |
| College Information |
378 |
| Computers |
001.6, 621.381952, 629.895, 651.842, 658.0542 |
| Education |
370's |
| Everglades |
500.9, 574.5, 917.59, 975.9 |
| Florida - travel |
917.59 |
| Florida - history |
975.96 |
| Football |
796.332 |
Gardening
|
635 |
| History (general world) |
909 |
| Law |
340's |
| Medical (general) |
612-618 |
| Psychology |
150's |
| Terrorism |
320-322, 364.1 |
| World War I |
940.3 |
| World War II |
940.53 |
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