Find in Catalog
For entering the online catalog go to http://katalog.muni.cz . Basic search field is in the middle of the homepage (for return to this search field click "Search/Index" at the top of the page anytime).
While searching you can use:
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Boolean operators AND, OR, NOT
foot AND anatomy - you will receive documents that contain all the words in the description. AND operator does not need to be typed.
organic NOT chemistry - you will receive documents that describe the word "organic" but not the word "chemistry"
map OR plan - you will receive a set of documents whose description contains either one or the other word or both - substitute character * for seachring different variants of words (organ* = organ, organs) or to find variant spellings. For example, alumi?m will find both the American spelling, aluminum, and the British spelling, aluminium.
- upper and lower case don't affect searching
How to find document location
You can refine the search result in the right hand menu.
Now we have the list of items of required publication:
Status
- In house loan = possible to study only in the Library
- Month = loan period is one month
- Semestral = loan period is 90 days
- Long term loan = only for postgraduate student, teachers and staff of MU
- Mimo ÚK = located in a department library, click the link in "collection" column for more information
Library
title of the college or library in which the item is located
Collection
Document location inside the library:
- KUK - Free access = item is located in the library studyroom
- KUK - reposit = item located in closed stack
- organchemistry, biology e.g. – department library – necessary to arrange the loan with dpt. library contact person. Click the departement link for more info.
- KUK - long term loans = follow the link, fill the form and ask for mediating the loan for a short time
Call Number
Document location on the shelf. It's created with a number part (means topic) and letters part (4 characters from author's name or document title) (e.g. 547-ANSL – book with organic chemistry topis, author is E. Anslyn.)