MLACW (now mLAC) is an institution of excellence located strategically in the vicinity of national institutes of repute, such as Indian Institute of Science, Institute of Wood Science & Technology, National Institute of Advanced Studies, Raman Research Institute and Central Power Research Institute.
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Department of SociologySociology is the study of human social relationships and institutions. Sociology’s subject matter is diverse, ranging from crime to religion, from the family to the state, from the divisions of race and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture, and from social stability to radical change in whole societies.
Students who have been well trained in sociology know how to think critically about human social life. Sociology offers a distinctive and enlightening way of seeing and understanding the social world in which we live and which shapes our lives. Sociology looks beyond normal, taken-for-granted views of reality, to provide deeper, more illuminating and challenging understandings of social life. Through its particular analytical perspective, social theories, and research methods, sociology is a discipline that expands our awareness and analysis of the human social relationships, cultures, and institutions that profoundly shape both our lives and human history.
Syllabus
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| BA SKJ (2016-18) | 03 Jul, 2016 | Download |
| BA PJS (2016-18) | 03 Jul, 2016 | Download |
| BA HES (2016-18) | 03 Jul, 2016 | Download |
| Sociology NEp syllabus | 24 Jan, 2024 | Download |
| B.A HES (2019-2021) | 03 Jul, 2019 | Download |
| BA PJS (2019-21) | 03 Jul, 2019 | Download |
Course Outcome
Course Outcome - B.A Sociology
2020-2021
Course Outcomes – Sociology- 1st year
Semester I - Introduction to Sociology (Concepts and Principles) Paper 1 [CO1.1: Describe Sociology and the origin, nature, scope and subject-matter of Sociology.]
Semester I - Introduction to Sociology (Concepts and Principles) Paper 1 [CO1.2: Demonstrate how Sociology differs from and is similar to other social sciences and their areas of interdependence.]
Semester I - Introduction to Sociology (Concepts and Principles) Paper 1 [CO1.3: Understand the basic social institutions like family, marriage, kinship in a scientific way.]
Semester I - Introduction to Sociology (Concepts and Principles) Paper 1 [CO1.4: Illuminate social change and the factors affecting social change.]
Semester I - Introduction to Sociology (Concepts and Principles) Paper 1 [CO1.5: Realize the importance of cultural lag to understand social change.]
Semester II - Sociology of Indian Society - Perspective on structure and change Paper 2 [CO2.1: Understand the basic social institution to describe structure of Indian society, development of Sociology, and Social Anthropology in India.]
Semester II - Sociology of Indian Society - Perspective on structure and change Paper 2 [CO2.2: Comprehend the structure and development of Indian society and culture of different periods from pre-historic to modern era.]
Semester II - Sociology of Indian Society - Perspective on structure and change Paper 2 [CO2.3: Acquire knowledge about various social processes that play significant role in bringing about changes in Indian society and culture.]
Semester II - Sociology of Indian Society - Perspective on structure and change Paper 2 [CO2.4: Analyze the social change in Modern India especially through the processes of Modernization, Sanskritization, Westernization and De- Sanskritization.]
Course Outcomes – Sociology-2nd year
Semester III - Social change in India Paper 3 [CO3.1: Identify the changes taking place in human society through various theories and factors that affect social change.]
Semester III - Social change in India Paper 3 [CO3.2: Obtain a perspective of the social-economic and political changes and the recent trends in the process of social change along with the welfare and social safeguard measure given in our communication.]
Semester III - Social change in India Paper 3 [CO3.3: Understand the Indological, Empirical, Culturological, and textual perspectives.]
Semester III - Social change in India Paper 3 [CO3.4: Gain theoretical knowledge about the caste system, family, and villages of India.]
Semester IV Social Anthropology-with reference to India Paper 4 [CO4.1: Obtain knowledge on meaning, scope and branches of Social Anthropology which enables students to understand the tribes of India.]
Semester IV Social Anthropology-with reference to India Paper 4 [CO4.2: Comprehend the theoretical perspectives in social Anthropology.]
Semester IV Social Anthropology-with reference to India Paper 4 [CO4.3: Understand the tribes and their importance and their social organization in India.]
Semester IV Social Anthropology-with reference to India Paper 4 [CO4.4: Gain knowledge of various theoretical perspectives of Social Anthropology.]
Course Outcomes – Sociology 3rd year
Semester V Contemporary social problems in India Paper 5 [CO5.1: Analyze the nature, causes and consequences of social problems in India.]
Semester V Contemporary social problems in India Paper 5 [CO5.2: Examine cause and impact of violence against women, terrorism, child labor migration, gender minorities, and urbanization.]
Semester V Contemporary social problems in India Paper 5 [CO5.3: Develop theoretical understanding to study the individual behavior and social problems.]
Semester V Contemporary social problems in India Paper 5 [CO5.4: Get acquainted with various social problems like child labour, unemployment, corruption, terrorism, casteism and communalism and gender discrimination.]
Semester V Contemporary social problems in India Paper 5 [CO5.5: Recognize the challenges faced in the upliftment of people in the Indian society.]
Methods and techniques of social research Paper 6 [CO6.1: Conduct research with emphasis on formulating research design, data collection, and data analysis.]
Methods and techniques of social research Paper 6 [CO6.2: Understand the concepts of conducting quantitative and qualitative research.]
Methods and techniques of social research Paper 6 [CO6.3: Acquaint themselves with empirical field data collection and analysis to enable writing dissertation or research report in sociology.]
Methods and techniques of social research Paper 6 [CO6.4: Comprehend the various techniques of research.]
Semester VI - Sociology of Education Paper 7 [CO7.1: Understand effect of education and its outcomes, social emotions and qualities, socially efficient individuals, improvement of social heritage, transmission of social heritage, diffusion of knowledge, and development of constructive and creative outlook of individuals.]
Semester VI - Sociology of Education Paper 7 [CO7.2: Understand School as a social system and the challenges of modern education.]
Semester VI - Sociology of Education Paper 7 [CO7.3: Comprehending the traditional and new theoretical perspectives of education.]
Semester VI - Sociology of Education Paper 7 [CO7.4: Realize the relationship between education and society.]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [CO8.1: Describe the Nature and Scope of Industrial Sociology; Growth of Industrialization, Industrial Revolution and its impact on Society.]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [CO8.2: Understand the industry, it's related problems and identify solutions to problems such as strikes, lockdowns, unemployment, wages, health, sanitation, housing, education, social security etc.]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [CO8.3: Comprehend concepts of personality development, human resource management]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [Cope with challenges associated with them.]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [CO8.4: Explain Trade Union Movement in India; Workers Participation in Management and Collective Bargaining.]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [CO8.5: Elaborate on Changing Structure of modern Industrial enterprises and principles of Organization-Formal and Informal.]
Sociology of Industry and Industrial relations in India Paper 8 [CO8.6: Elucidate Scientific Management, Human Relations in Industry, Industrial Conflicts, and the Impact of Globalization on Industry and Labour.]
Reports
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