<p class="p1">A description of the circulation system <span class="s1">which </span>th<span class="s2">e </span>Health Sci<span class="s2">e</span>n<span class="s2">ce</span>s Library at the State <span class="s1">University of </span>New York at Buffalo has been using <span class="s1">since </span>Octob<span class="s2">e</span>r 1970. Features of the system includ<span class="s2">e </span><span class="s1">automatic production of overdue, </span>fin<span class="s2">e, </span>and billing notices; notices for <span class="s1">call-in </span>of requ<span class="s2">e</span>sted books; and book availability notices. Remote <span class="s1">operation and </span>processing on the IBM <span class="s1">360/40 and </span>CDC 6400 <span class="s1">computer </span>are accomplished <span class="s1">via </span>the <span class="s1">Administrative </span>Terminal System <span class="s1">(ATS) </span>and Terminal job Entry <span class="s1">(T]E). </span>Th<span class="s2">e </span><span class="s1">system </span>provid<span class="s2">e</span>s information for management of the <span class="s1">collection </span>and improv<span class="s2">e</span>d <span class="s1">service </span>to the user.</p>
Computer Assisted Circulation Control at Health Sciences Library SUNYAB
