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Course Overview

MOOCS II is provided through Coursera Platform, which is an online course where students are allowed to take course/courses per semester based on the hours with relevance to the credit and the courses are provided from the international universities across the world.

Course Outcomes

• 1. students must submit assignments
• 2. students must submit quizzes
• 3. Student must submit certificate
• 4. Students to participate actively in the international universities courese

Course Overview

This course is an in tention to make the students realize the necessity of sociological theories in the study of sociology. Students will learn how different phenomenon of everyday life can be related to the different classical sociological theories. The course talks about important concepts like division of labour in society and its applicability. The course also talks about class and cla ss struggle. Important concepts like religion, suicide, power, authority and bureaucracy are covered up in this syllabus.

Course Outcomes

• The objective of the paper is to give an insight into sociological thought concerning the origin and development of sociology.
• The contribution of Sociologists are regarded the best to provide better understanding of sociology and in light of this students will able to acquire the basic contributions of Sociologists.
• 3. The objective of the Paper is to acquaint the students of Sociology with the discipline toward notions and concepts.

Course Overview

The course will introduce meaning and concept of social problems. It will give an in-depth understanding of the root cause of various social problems in India. The course is designed to help the students understand various social problems from sociological perspective. The course also includes various contemporary social issues of India.

Course Outcomes

• To familiarize the students with the concept of social problems and various social problems of Indian society.
• To introduce the students to contemporary social issues of India.
• To understand and analyse the roots of social problems.

Course Overview

The course will seek to help students into the research methodologies and provide them a much needed framework of how to carry out an ethnographic enquiry. The course wants to highlight different approaches to build a theoretical understanding and also the practical, hands on experience of conducting fieldwork

Course Outcomes

• 1. To develop skill to conduct ethnographic filed study
• To familiarize students with different aspect of ethnographic writing

Course Overview

To make the student participate and draw out the best skill in them apart form academic curricular performance

Course Outcomes

• To make student participate in various activities
• To motivate student to developed their best personality
• To enhance their skill.

Course Overview

Urban and Rural Sociology explores the sociological dimensions of spatial organization and human interaction within urban and rural environments. Through a comparative lens, it examines the social, cultural, economic, and political dynamics shaping communities in diverse geographical settings. Key topics include urbanization processes, rural-urban migration, social inequality, community development, and environmental sustainability. The course emphasizes theoretical frameworks and empirical research to understand the complexities of urban and rural life, and their implications for social change and development. Students engage in critical analysis of case studies and contemporary issues to deepen their understanding of the urban-rural continuum

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate a nuanced understanding of the social processes and spatial dynamics shaping urban and rural communities.
• Evaluate the complexities of urbanization and rural transformation, discerning the social, economic, and cultural implications for individuals and communities.
• Analyze the mechanisms of social inequality and exclusion within urban and rural contexts, and assess the effectiveness of policies and interventions in addressing these challenges.
• Assess the environmental impacts of urbanization and rural development.
• Apply sociological insights and analytical skills to explore contemporary issues related to urban and rural sociology.

Course Overview

Traditions in Indian sociology can be traced with the formal teaching of sociology as a subject in Bombay University way back in 1914. While the existence of “Sociology in India” and “Sociology of India” have been largely debated in terms of whether it has been influenced by western philosophy, is there a need of indigenization etc., sociologist in India have primarily been engaged with issues of tradition and modernity, caste, tribe and gender. This course primarily provides perspectives of key Indian sociologist on some of these issues.

Course Outcomes

• Ability to understand the historical development of Indian sociological traditions
• Identify and differentiate school of thoughts in Indian sociological tradition
• Appraise the necessity of the basic sociological concepts of Indian Sociologist
• Evaluate critical thinking, indigenization debate, fostering a deeper understanding of sociological theory.
• Synthesised and analyze the Indian societal dynamics through the exploration of sociological perspectives.

Course Overview

This course delves into the intricate dynamics of familial relationships, marriage systems, and kinship structures across cultures and societies. Through a multidisciplinary approach, students explore the evolution of family units, variations in marital practices, and the role of kinship in shaping social organization. Topics include family diversity, gender roles, inheritance patterns, and the impact of globalization on traditional kinship systems. Emphasis is placed on critical analysis, cultural relativism, and understanding the complexities of intimate relationships within broader social contexts.

Course Outcomes

• Demonstrate a nuanced understanding of the complexities of family, marriage, and kinship systems across cultures and historical periods.
• Evaluate the roles and functions of family structures and kinship networks in maintaining social order and cohesion.
• Apply theoretical frameworks and comparative analysis to examine the impact of social, economic, and political factors on familial relationships.
• Engage in informed discussions and debates on contemporary issues related to family life, including gender equality, reproductive rights, and changing notions of marriage.
• Outline the dynamic of family, marriage practices, and kinship systems in society.

Course Overview

In this course, a strong background in Indology will be built upon by providing deeper knowledge of important aspects of India in its historical, societal, cultural and literary contexts.. Students will also gain a comprehensive overview of certain areas of the performing and visual arts as well as of Indian literature.

Course Outcomes

• Comprehend Indian society through written works.
• Develop academic investigation skills in apprehending the Indian society.
• Students will also gain a comprehensive overview of certain areas of the performing and visual arts as well as of Indian literature.

Course Overview

The course aims to expose the students to observe the rural society and understand the features of rural community. It also emphasized on making the students understand the problems of the rural society and understanding the nature to resolve it.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the social reality in the rural context
• Understand rural social problems objectively
• Build awareness regarding people’s sensitivities in dealing with social issues.

Course Overview

students are encouraged to participate in regular club activities, workshops, competitions as per their interest and hobbies, The student members of the club are trained and represent AdtU in various inter University student and national level competitions, Renewed personalities are invited to conduct workshops that benefit the members and students by giving them the platform to learn from experts in the respective fields.

Course Outcomes

• The students will be engaged in different activities headed under different clubs namely dance, music, photography, drama, literacy, etc.
• The students will participate in regular club activities like workshops, competitions as per their interest and hobbies.
• The students will be trained to represent ADTU in various inter university, state and national level competitions.
• The students will be given a platform to earn from invited experts in their respective fields.

Course Overview

MOOCS CE III is provided through Coursera Platform, which is an online course where students are allowed to take course/courses per semester on the basis of the hours with relevance to the credit and the courses are provided from the international universities across the world. During the courses, students have to submit assignments, quizzes.

Course Outcomes

• students are allowed to take course/courses per semester on the basis of the hours with relevance to the credit and the courses are provided from the international universities across the world
• Students have to submit assignments, quizzes.
• students will become more conscious on the academic performance.

Course Overview

The course aims at providing a sociological understanding of Northeastern Societies. It will enable the students to provide a multi-dimensional understanding of Northeast India. It emphasized on making the students understand the historical evolution of the northeastern region and the demographic structure and changes. The course also focuses on the processes of development, displacement, land alienation and immigration issues.

Course Outcomes

• CO1- Synthesised the cultural, historical, and social aspects specific to the North-East region.
• CO2- Apply knowledge to illustrate the development process in North-East India.
• CO3- Identify the impact of globalization on North-East India.
• CO4- Comprehend the structural aspects of socio-economic development.
• CO5- Analyze the impact of Globalization and its issues and challenges

Course Overview

The course is aimed at understanding the concept of health from a sociological perspective. The course will help in understanding hospital as a social institution. It will also introduce concepts like sick role and would present various sociological theories to understand health and hospital.

Course Outcomes

• CO1- Highlight the concept of health through sociological lenses.
• CO2- Demonstrate the inter-relationship between society and health.
• CO3- Identify and address community health issues, considering social determinants.
• CO4- Apply knowledge to demonstrate how hospitals function as social institutions.
• CO5- Synthesised the concept of sick role from a sociological perspective.

Course Overview

This paper deals mainly with the relationship between state and society. The nature of power, ideology of power and mechanisms of social transformations in state is looked at. The main aim is to acquaint the students with the functioning of political systems and processes as well as generate young minds into re-evaluating their role as citizens of the state and make them aware regarding the political processes in India.

Course Outcomes

• CO1.Analyse an interpret the essence of political sociology.
• CO2.Outline the roles of political parties and pressure groups in the functioning of the state.
• CO3.Students shall learn the role of factors such as caste, religion, region, language and other elements in Indian politics.
• CO4.Synthesize information to understand the broader impact of politics on culture and other societal elements.
• CO5.Evaluate the dynamics implications of the relationship between political entities and society.

Course Overview

This course offers an introduction to Gender Studies, an interdisciplinary field that asks critical questions about the meanings of sex and gender in society. The primary goal of this course is to familiarize students with key issues, questions and debates in Gender Studies, both historical and contemporary. It draws on multiple disciplines – such as literature, history, economics, psychology, sociology, philosophy, political science, anthropology and media studies – to examine cultural assumptions about sex, gender, and sexuality.

Course Outcomes

• 1. Students will have developed a better understanding of important issues related to gender in contemporary India.
• 2. Students will be sensitized to basic dimensions of the biological, sociological, psychological and legal aspects of gender.
• 3. Students will attain a finer grasp of how gender discrimination works in our society and how to counter it.
• 4. Students will acquire insight into the gendered division of labour and its relation to politics and economics.
• 5. Men and women students and professionals will be better equipped to work and live together are equals.

Course Overview

This course aims to improve students' scientific writing skills and presentation skills. Developing essential learning skills will help students improve their future career prospects and prepare them to excel academically. These skills can also teach students to think creatively, solve complex problems, develop analytical thinking, and communicate efficiently. You can also add these skills to your CV to show your strengths to prospective employers when applying for jobs. Since many of these skills are transferable, students can use them in various situations and professions. Also, students will work on journal articles and poster-making presentation assignments.

Course Outcomes

• CO1: Develop knowledge in reading and summarizing complex ideas, including future directions, from sociological concepts existing in society.
• CO2: Develop the ways in recognizing and understanding problems in detail to study them empirically
• CO3: Develop the ways in which an individual sees and understands society by understanding very intricate units of society.
• CO4: Develop to think creatively, solve complex problems, develop complex thinking, and communicate efficiently

Course Overview

The course aims to expose the students to observe the rural society and understand the features of rural community. It also emphasized on making the students understand the problems of the rural society and understanding the nature to resolve it.

Course Outcomes

• CO1: Understand rural social structures
• CO2: Examine rural social problems objectively, identifying root causes and their impact on community life.
• CO3: Develop an empathetic approach toward addressing rural social issues.
• CO4: Apply fieldwork research methods
• CO5: Demonstrate report-writing skills to communicate findings

Course Overview

The course will highlight the importance of science and technology in human lives. The course will also help understand the impact of science and technology on human lives in a wider context. It will also help understand the changes brought in by technology to different spheres of human lives.

Course Outcomes

• Enable the students to understand the importance of science and technology in human civilization.
• Understand how science and technology fit into the wider context of society, culture, and politics.
• Apprehend the social change brought by technology.

Course Overview

The course is aimed at understanding the concept of health from a sociological perspective. The course will help in understanding hospital as a social institution. It will also introduce concepts like sick role and would present various sociological theories to understand health and hospital.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the concept of health through sociological lenses.
• Examine the inter-relationship between society and health.
• Comprehend the health problems of the community.
• Demonstrate the hospital as a social institution.

Course Overview

To know the features of urban community. Understanding the urban problems in the society and understanding the nature to resolve the urban problems in the society.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the urban community and its settings.
• Understand the dynamics and issues of urban society.
• Build awareness about the sensitivities of people in dealing with social issues.
• Develop professional skills like documentation, reporting, and communication skills.

Course Overview

This paper aims at acquainting the students of Sociology with the conceptual framework of recent trends in criminology, changing profile of crime and criminals. To prepare the students for professional roles of correctional agents in agencies of criminal justice administration.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the concept of crime.
• Explain the theoretical approaches to crime.
• Identify the new forms and recent trends of crime.
• Formulate new ways of preventing crimes in society.

Course Overview

The paper aims to introduce the students about the concepts of Urban society and its dynamics. The course seeks critical thinking development process and policy perspective on the urban.

Course Outcomes

• Understand the phenomenon of urban life and the idea of urbanism.
• Learn about urban processes such as development and displacement.
• Analyse the urban issues and urban governance.

Course Overview

This course offers an introduction to Gender Studies, an interdisciplinary field that asks critical questions about the meanings of sex and gender in society. The primary goal of this course is to familiarize students with key issues, questions and debates in Gender Studies, both historical and contemporary. It draws on multiple disciplines – such as literature, history, economics, psychology, sociology, philosophy, political science, anthropology and media studies – to examine cultural assumptions about sex, gender, and sexuality.

Course Outcomes

• Students will have developed a better understanding of important issues related to gender in contemporary India.
• Students will be sensitized to basic dimensions of the biological, sociological, psychological and legal aspects of gender.
• Students will attain a finer grasp of how gender discrimination works in our society and how to counter it.
• Students will acquire insight into the gendered division of labour and its relation to politics and economics.
• Men and women students and professionals will be better equipped to work and live together are equals.

Course Overview

This course aims to improve students' scientific writing skills and presentation skills.Developing essential learning skills will help students improve their future career prospects and prepare them to excel academically. These skills can also teach students to think creatively, solve complex problems, develop analytical thinking and communicate efficiently. You can also add these skills to your CV to show your strengths to prospective employers when applying for jobs. Since many of these skills are transferable, students can use them in various situations and professions. Also, students will work on journal articles and poster-making presentation assignments.

Course Outcomes

• Develop knowledge in reading and summarizing complex ideas, including future directions, from psychological sources and research accurately.
• Develop the ways in recognizing and describe problems operationally to study them empirically.
• Develop the ways in constructing arguments clearly and concisely using evidence-based psychological concepts and theories.
• Develop to think creatively, solve complex problems, develop analytical thinking and communicate efficiently

Course Overview

MOOCS CE IV is provided through Coursera Platform, which is an online course where students are allowed to take course/courses per semester on the basis of the hours with relevance to the credit and the courses are provided from the international universities across the world. During the courses, students have to submit assignments, quizzes.

Course Outcomes

• Online course where students are allowed to take course/courses per semester on the basis of the hours with relevance to the credit
• Student learn the courses provided from the international universities across the world.
• During the courses, students have to submit assignments, quizzes.

Course Overview

The course is about the concept and theories of social movements, the socio-reliogious movement that happened in India. The movements that were organised by the Dalits and Tribals. Last but not the least it talks about the new social movements which includes Women’s Movement, Human Rights Movements and so on.

Course Outcomes

• CO1. Understand the concept, characteristics, types, and stages of Social Movement.
• CO2- Analyzing the consequences of social movements in society critically.
• CO3- Examine the nature of social movement through theories.
• CO4-Evaluate the impact of social movements on societal change and policy reforms.
• CO5-Develop critical insights into global and local movements for social justice and equality.

Course Overview

Make the students aware about the concept of sex and gender, about production of masculinity and femineity in the society, The course talks about social construction of Gender, prevalence of inequality in the society in terms of gender and what are the issues affecting the quality of life of women.

Course Outcomes

• CO1-Understandthevariousconceptsusedingenderstudies.
• CO2-Comprehendtheprevailinggenderrelationsin society.
• CO3–Demonstrate the issues of gender in relation to class, caste, family, and work.
• CO4-Understand the issues affecting the quality of life of women.
• CO5-Critically examine gender representations in media and culture.

Course Overview

The course is about the history of Globalization and its social context, the different agencies of globalization , and the relationship that exists between globalisation and culture. Effect of globalisation across the nation states and its impact on different sections of the population. The course also deals with the impact of globalisation on Indian society.

Course Outcomes

• CO1. Demonstrate the relationship between globalization and culture.
• CO2. Examine the impact of globalization.
• CO 3. Analyze the trends and prospects of globalization.
• CO 4. Evaluate the challenges and opportunities posed by globalization to local and global communities.
• CO 5. Develop critical perspectives on the interconnectedness of global and local issues.
• CO1. Demonstrate the relationship between globalization and culture.
• CO2. Examine the impact of globalization.
• CO 3. Analyze the trends and prospects of globalization.
• CO 4. Evaluate the challenges and opportunities posed by globalization to local and global communities.
• CO 5. Develop critical perspectives on the interconnectedness of global and local issues.