References Bibliography - Library & Information Science

I'd like a serious well educated writer for this assignment to write an A+ paper. Please read all the instructions carefully and make sure you can do it really well before you bidding. Only 1 page of writing words with 2-4 page of References so I just put 2 pages for this order. Please consider. * Please construct a bibliography of at least 25 good, reliable, quality sources to support student research in a particular undergraduate OR graduate course of your choosing. The course should be an actual course offered at an accredited college or university, and your bibliography should be a professionally presented document that you would be proud to hand off to a professor so that he or she could just pass it on to the class as is. You should have a combination of print (books--including bibliographies if appropriate and available as well as critical works available in the King library opac or in the LINK+ catalog--and articles or essay collections or both) and electronic resources (databases available via SJSU, electronic articles available via SJSU, and free Web pages/guides). Include microform sources if appropriate. Among the electronic resources please include relevant LC subject headings that students can use to perform more comprehensive searches on the SJSU opac. See the attached example as a model (keeping in mind that it is not in APA format but rather Chicago Style). Then write up a 1-page justification for your choices (for me--not for the professor teaching the course you are supporting--so I can understand and evaluate your rationale) and include it as a cover sheet. Make sure you name the course and the school and department where it is taught, but confine your resource listings to what we can gain access to via SJSU (or that which is free on the Internet--definitely some of each) ONLY. Make sure you list your sources in APA Style. See the attached sample document, prepared by yours truly for an introductory undergraduate course on American Literature at Yale concentrating on 19th-century American authors.*