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UC Berkeley Library COURSE RESERVE PERSONAL COPY FORM Instructions: 1. Save this form to your computer. 2. Please complete a separate form for each item you are loaning. 3. Open and complete the form

How to fill out course reserve personal copy

How to fill out a course reserve personal copy:

1. Obtain the necessary forms and information from the course reserve department of your academic institution.
2. Fill out the required personal information, such as your name, student ID number, and contact details.
3. Provide the title and author of the book or resource you wish to reserve as your personal copy.
4. Indicate the course code or name for which the reserve copy is required.
5. Specify the duration for which you need the personal copy to be reserved, whether it is for a semester or a specific time frame.
6. Follow any additional instructions or requirements mentioned on the form, such as providing alternative resources or multiple copies if available.
7. Submit the completed form along with any necessary fees or deposits, if applicable, as instructed by the course reserve department.

Who needs a course reserve personal copy:

1. Students who want guaranteed access to a particular book or resource required for their course.
2. Students who prefer having their own copy and want to avoid relying on library resources.
3. Students who need additional time to study or review the materials outside of library hours or during busy periods.
4. Students who want to ensure that a specific book or resource is readily available to them whenever they need it during the semester.
5. Students who may have difficulty accessing library resources due to physical disabilities or other limitations.

Note: The need for a course reserve personal copy may vary depending on the institution and the specific requirements of each course. It is always recommended to check with the course instructor or the course reserve department for further guidance.

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What is course reserve personal copy?

Course reserve personal copy is a copy of a book or other materials that is set aside for use by students in a specific course at a library or resource center.

Who is required to file course reserve personal copy?

Instructors or professors who are teaching a course that requires specific materials to be reserved for students are required to file course reserve personal copy.

How to fill out course reserve personal copy?

To fill out a course reserve personal copy, instructors must provide the details of the materials being reserved, such as the title, author, edition, and estimated number of students who will be using the materials.

What is the purpose of course reserve personal copy?

The purpose of course reserve personal copy is to ensure that students have access to required materials for their courses and to centralize these materials in a library or resource center for easy access.

What information must be reported on course reserve personal copy?

The information that must be reported on course reserve personal copy includes the title, author, edition, and estimated number of students who will be using the materials.