Dept. of Sociology

Prof. Bhimanagouda. S. Biradar
 M.A , M.Phil. 
Assistant Professor
Email id – bhimanagoudsbiradar@gmail.com
Contact – 8722264842

smt. C. B. Patil
 M.A , B. Ed
Assistant Professor
Email id – chennammapatil123@gmail.com
Contact -9902810537

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Father of Sociology Agueste Comte 

Father of Indian Sociology Dr. G. S. Ghurye

  • Course [UG] : B. A

  • Year of Establishment : 2006-07

  • Introduction of Semester System :2005-06 Affiliated to Rani Channamma                                                                                             University from 2010-11

Aims and Objectives:

1)  To make students understand life and the process of living.

2) To understand the structure of family by stream

3) To study the culture & sociolation helps in solving the problems the  sociology.

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Name of the Faculty 

Designation 

Qualification 

Experience 

Link

1 

Sri.B.S.Biradar

Assistant prof 

M.A. M Phil 

K.SET 

12 Years 

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2 

Smt.C.B.Patil

Assistant prof

M.A. B.Ed 

8Years 

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                The department had organized the State Level  Webinar on ”Impact of Covid – 19 on social relations” on July  23rd 2021 Dr. Sadashiva Marji Retd. DD Food Dept. Dharwad, was the resource person on this Occasion. Prof.R.V.Jalawadi  Principal  gave presidential remark.

POs,PSOs,AND Cos

Program outcomes

Po1 – Understanding of fundamentals – Theories,concept ,laws,problems etc…….

PO2 – Imparting life skills- communication skills,value education,health education & environmental  studies.

PO3- Higher education & job opportunities – M.A, B.Ed, FDA,IAS,KAS,IAS

Programs specific out comes

PSO1- Fundamental approach –Basic concept of sociology

PSO2 – Development of  socialization skills

PSO3 – Learning of  teaching  skills methodology

PSO4 – Enhancement  of learning skills –Problem  solving, critical thinking, creativity

PSO5 –  Adaption of evaluation technique

PSO6 – Applied practical skills – case study

PSO7 – Development of technology through education .

PSO8 – Building research culture  

B.A. Isem sylluabus

Introduction to sociology

Course out comes

  1. CO Make the students to acquaint with the basic concepts to sociology
  2. CO To understand the dynamics of sociology
  3. CO To understand of culture and socialization
  4. CO To gain knowledge of social interaction & social process
  5. COTo aquire knowledge of different communities

B.A. IIsem sylluabus

Community introductions culture and social change

Objectives of the paper

1  CO To understand the nature, structure and features of communities

2  CO Make the students to be acquainted with basic social institutions

3  CO To make the students to understand the contents of culture and civilization

4  CO To  understand the process of social change

5  CO To understand the social control & its types 

B.A. III semester

Study of Indian social thought,

Objective of the paper :

1CO To understand the nature of developments of social thought

2CO To understand the views of ancient  Indain thinkers on dharma and institution

3CO Make the students to  understand the social ethics of thinkers of defferent ages

4 CO To know the different ideas of Manu regarding Dharm Varnashram & family

5CO To understand the view of Basaveswhara on Kayaka, social equality & status of women

B.A. IV semester

Study of western social thought

Objectives of the paper:

  1. CO Make the students to understand the basic theories of western sociological thoughts
  2. CO Make the students to understand the grand theories of social evolution
  3. CO To Make the students to understand the methodology of social sciences
  4. CO To Make the students to understand the division of labour and law of three stages

B.A. V semester paper I

Study of Indian society

 Objectives of the paper I

  1. CO Make the students to understand the philosophical bases of Indian society
  2. CO To Make aware the students about the changing aspects of Indian society
  3. CO To understand the changing aspects of Indian stratification
  4. CO To make aware the tribe community in India

B.A. V semester paper II

  1. Rural development in Indian objectives of the paper
  2. CO1 To understand the nature of rural development in India
  3. CO2 To understand the changing nature of land reforms system and land reforms
  4. CO3 To understand the nature of rural development programs
  5. CO4 To understand the role of panchayat raj India 

B.A. VI semester paper- I

Social  problems in India

  1. CO To understand about the nature of social problems
  2. CO To understand the nature of causes of changing crimes in India
  3. CO To understand the nature of vulanearable problems of life
  4. CO To make aware the tribal community in India

B.A. VI semester paper- II

Urban society in India

  1. CO To understand about the evolution of cities and urban communities
  2. CO To make the students to be aware with urban problems in india
  3. CO To understand urban planning  and urban development
  4. CO To understand the nature causes & effect of HIV/AIDS