BA I Sociology & NSS Paper No. I & II New Syllabus.2022-23.

 

   

BA I     Sociology       Syllabus    Paper No.   I  &  II

B.A. PART-I SEM-I   DSC-B2, SOCIOLOGY-I (50 Marks 4 Credits)

 

B.A. PART-I SEM-I  PAPER - I   INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

 

COURSE   OBJECTIVES :---

 

1. To study the discipline of Sociology and Sociological perspectives.

2. To create awareness of social research among the students.

3. To fulfill social needs of community through sociological knowledge.

4. To create social awareness among students about social problems like Gender Issues, terrorism, child labor, dowry and female feticide.

5. To enable students to apply their knowledge for career as well as fulfill social responsibilities.

 

Modal. No.	Moduls	Teaching. Hours	Credits
I	Module-I The Nature of Sociology: A) Sociology: Definition and subject matter of sociology B) Origin and Development of Sociology: A Brief outline C) Importance of Sociology	15	1
II	Module-II Basic Concepts in Sociology: A) Social Interaction: Meaning and Types B) Society: a) Meaning and Characteristics of Human society b) Types of Society	15	1
III	Module -III Social Institution: A) Social Institution: Meaning & Characteristics B) Importance of Social Institutions C) Social Institutions and their Functions (Family, Marriage, Religion, Education)	15	1
IV	Module -IV Social Groups: A) Social Groups - Meaning and Characteristics B) Bases of Classification of Social Groups C) Primary and Secondary Groups.	15	1

 

B.A.PART-I SEM - II

DSC-B16, SOCIOLOGY - II (50 Marks 4 Credits)

 

PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY PAPER – II

 

Modal. No.	Moduls	Teaching. Hours	Credits
I	Module -I Culture A) Culture-Meaning and characteristics B) Elements of Culture C) Importance of Culture	15	1
II	Module -II Socialization A) Meaning and Stages in the Process of Socialization B) Agencies of Socialization C) Importance of Socialization	15	1
III	Module -III Social Control   A) Social Control: Meaning and Nature B) Functions of Social Control C) Types of Social Control	15	1
IV	Module -IV Social Change A) Social Change: Meaning and characteristics  B) Factors of Social Change C) Obstacles of Social Change	15	1

 

 

 

 

 

BA I.        BA Part I Sem I. & II        N.S.S.

 

National Service Scheme (NSS) I

 

B) Course Objectives:

      I .   To develop the personality of students through community service

2. The programme aims to inculcate attitude of students towards

3. social welfare. To provide social service to society without bias.

4. To create awareness among students about natural and man-made disasters.

                           National Service Scheme (NSS) I

 

Modal. No.	Moduls	Teaching. Hours	Credits
I	Introduction and Basic Concepts of N.S.S. A) History, Philosophy, Aims and Objective of N.S.S. B) Emblem, Moto, Flag C) Social Reformers: MotherTeresa, Baba Amte, Dr.Abhay Bang and Dr. Rani Bang. D) Role and Responsibility of youth in various activities of N.S.S	15	1
II	Organizational Structure of N.S.S. A) Administrative Structure of N.S.S.: National, State and University Level (Advisory Committee) B) Advisory Committee at College Level: Role of Principal and Programme Officer. C) Role of Volunteer	15	1
III	Changing Nature of N. S. S. A) Concept of regular activities undertaking of N.S.S. B) Special Camp: Nature and Change C) Life skill development: Emotional, Psycho- Social	15	1
IV	Module: Community Work through N.S.S. 4.1 Community Work: Meaning ang Nature 4.2 Procedures for conducting social survey 4.3 Social Health: Women, Children and differently abled.	15	1

 

 

 

 

 

 

BA Part I Sem II          National Service Scheme (NSS) II

 

B) Course Objectives:

I  To develop the personality of students through community service.

II      The programme aims to inculcate attitude of students towards social welfare.

III..   To provide social service to society without bias.

IV.   To create awareness among students about natural and man made disasters.

 

National Service Scheme (NSS) II

 

Modal. No.	Moduls	Teaching. Hours	Credits
I	Module 1: Youth Leadership 1.1 Definition of Leadership and Important components (Social, Mental, Moral and Cultural) 1.2 Qualities and Characteristics of good leaders 1.3 Role of Youth leadership	15	1
II	Module II: N.S.S. and Disaster  Management 2.1 Disaster: Meaning and Nature 2.2 Types of Disaster: Flood, Earthquakes, Fires, Accidents, Diseases 2.3 Role of N.S.S. in Disaster Management	15	1
III	Módulo III: Construcción Social e Integración Nacional 3.1 Construcción Social: Sentido y Naturaleza 3.2 Integración Nacional: Sentido, Naturaleza y Obstáculos 3.3 Rol de la Juventud en la Construcción de la Nación	15	1
IV	Módulo IV: Problemas de la juventud en la India 4.1 Salud 4.2 Desempleo 4.3 Adicción	15	1