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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES - NUTRITION AND DIETETIC - BES 115 - SOCIOLOGY

Course Information

Faculty Name:

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Section Name:

NUTRITION AND DIETETIC

Teaching Level Name:

Under Graduate

Course Name:

SOCIOLOGY

Lesson Code:

BES 115

Period:

Theoric:

Practice:

Laboratory:

Credit:

2.0

Ects Credits:

2.0

Course Type Name:

Required

Course Language:

Turkish

Course Coordinator:

Head of Department

Teaching Staff:

Öğr.Gör. SAADET ELMAS

Assistants:

The Aim of the course:

At the end of this course the student understands the meaning of
and manages to assess his/her life experience within the concepts
of science, social science and sociology, principal features and
forms of scientific knowledge, the methods of collecting and
processing scientific data and information, the significance of
science in the organization of human social life in contemporary
society, the concepts of culture, the individual and social
interaction (the processes, forms, strategies and consequences of
socialization within life cycle), social stratification, groups and
organizations, and forms of social control, examining kinship,
marriage and the family, education, and work and economic life
as some of the basic social institutions within their wider context
and under the influence of current tendencies and developments.

Course Content:

- A brief examination of the concepts of science, social science and
sociology, principal features and forms of scientific knowledge, the
methods of collecting and processing scientific data and
information,
- The evaluation of the significance of science in the organization
of human social life in contemporary society.
- Culture, individual and social interaction (the processes, forms,
strategies and consequences of socialization within life cycle).
- Social stratification, groups, organizations, and forms of social
control.
- Kinship, marriage and the family, education, and work and
economic life as some of the basic social institutions within their
wider context and under the influence of current tendencies and
developments.

Course Source:

BILTON, Tony and the others.(1987) Introductory
Socıology:Cambridge
COLE, Stephan(1999), Sosyolojik Düşünme Yöntemi,(Trans. by Bekir
Demirkol) Ankara: Vadi Yayınları
DÖNMEZER, Sulhi. (1994) Toplumbilim, İstanbul:Beta Basım Yayım.
FICHTER, Joseph. (1996)Sosyoloji Nedir?( Trans. by Nilgün Çelebi),
Ankara:Attila Kitabevi
GIDDENS, Anthony. (1994)Sosyolojiye Eleştirel bir Yaklaşım, (Trans.
by Ruhi Esengün, İsmail Öğretir), İstanbul.
GIDDENS, Anthony.(2003) Introduction to Sociology, New York: Norton.
SEZAL, İhsan (ed.) Sosyolojiye Giriş, Ankara: Martı yayınları, 2002.
ZANDEN, J.W. Vander. (1993) Sociology, The Core, New York: McGraw-
Hill

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