Sociology Multidisciplinary Curriculum 2024-25
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What is primarily focused on in the study of rural society?

  • Urban migration patterns
  • Industrial development in rural areas
  • Characteristics and types of village settlements (correct)
  • Historical importance of urban centers

Which system reflects the economic and social exchanges among different castes in rural society?

  • Jajmani System (correct)
  • Feudal System
  • Communal System
  • Capitalist System

What was one impact of the Green Revolution on rural economies?

  • Growth of migrant labor (correct)
  • Decentralization of agricultural practices
  • Increase in purely subsistence farming
  • Reduction in agricultural output

What is a key aspect of Panchayati Raj Institutions in rural political structure?

<p>Promotion of women’s participation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the agrarian crisis typically refer to in rural society?

<p>Issues of unemployment and poverty in farming communities (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary focus of the course 'Society & Culture in India'?

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Which of the following units discusses the definition and types of culture?

<p>Unit 2: Social Change &amp; Culture (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What factor is NOT mentioned as part of the process of social change?

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Which concept revolves around the structure of society and its hierarchical treatment of individuals?

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What does the Course Learning Outcome pertaining to social change primarily emphasize?

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Which term is associated with the movement of individuals between different social statuses?

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In which unit would one learn about globalization as a process of social change?

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Which type of society is NOT explicitly mentioned in the course's first unit?

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Which course focuses on the study of rural society in India?

<p>Rural Society in India (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the course learning outcomes related to understanding rural society?

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Which institution's role is critically examined in relation to women's empowerment?

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What system is associated with the inter-caste relations in rural society?

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Which event is evaluated for its impact on rural society in the course?

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How many total marks can students achieve in the Rural Society course?

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What educational structure must candidates navigate through for exams in the course?

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What educational focus does CLO 3 emphasize?

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What is the course code for the 'Society and Culture in India' course?

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How many credits is the 'Rural Society in India' course worth?

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What is the total mark distribution for the 'Foundation of Sociological Thought' course?

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Which of the following courses does not require a practical component?

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What is the work distribution for the 'Rural Society in India' course?

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How many Multidisciplinary Courses must a student opt for in the first three semesters?

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In which session will the new syllabus for Multidisciplinary Courses take effect?

<p>Session 2024-25 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the total mark for each of the listed courses?

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What is the primary focus of Auguste Comte's contribution to sociology?

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Which concept is associated with Emile Durkheim in his sociological theory?

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Which theory is Karl Marx best known for?

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Max Weber's concept of 'Ideal Type' is used for what purpose in sociology?

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In which unit does the theory of suicide fall under Durkheim's study?

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What aspect of society does Karl Marx's theory of class struggle revolve around?

<p>Economic disparities (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes a key characteristic of Max Weber's theory of social action?

<p>Rationality in behavior (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a common theme across all four theorists discussed?

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Flashcards

Multidisciplinary Courses (MDC)

Courses offered across multiple disciplines not in the student's major or minor.

Sociology Courses

Courses related to the study of society and social relationships.

UG Programs

Undergraduate academic programs leading to a bachelor's degree.

Course Code

A unique identification number for each course.

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Credits

Units of academic work assigned to a course or program.

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Lecture (L)

Formal teaching sessions where instructors present information.

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Tutorial (T)

Guided, small-group sessions to discuss course material.

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Practical (P)

Hands-on learning activities related to the course.

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Tribal Society

A society characterized by strong kinship ties, traditional practices, and often a close connection to nature.

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Rural Society

Society focused on agriculture and other primary industries, often with close-knit communities and traditional values.

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Urban Society

A densely populated area with a complex social structure, characterized by industries, services, and diverse populations.

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Industrial Society

Society driven by mass production, factories, and technological advancements, emphasizing efficiency and specialization.

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Post-Industrial Society

A society characterized by information technology, service industries, and a focus on knowledge and innovation.

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Social Change

Transformation of social structures, institutions, beliefs, and behaviors over time.

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Globalization

The interconnectedness of societies and cultures through increased trade, communication, and global interactions.

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Social Mobility

The movement of individuals or groups between social positions, such as classes or castes, based on factors like education, occupation, and wealth.

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Trends of Change in Rural Society

The ongoing shifts and transformations happening in rural areas, often influenced by urbanization, technology, and globalization.

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Panchayati Raj Institutions

Local government institutions in India meant to empower rural communities and promote self-governance.

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Role of Panchayati Raj in Women Empowerment

The impact of local governance structures in promoting women's participation, rights, and decision-making power in rural India.

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Inter-Caste Relations

The relationships and interactions between different caste groups in rural India, often influenced by social hierarchy and traditions.

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Jajmani System

A traditional system in rural India where different caste groups exchange services and goods for economic support.

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Green Revolution's Impact on Rural Society

The effects of changes in agricultural techniques, such as high-yield crops and fertilizers, on rural communities in India.

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Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)

The specific skills, knowledge, and abilities students are expected to gain through a course.

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Indian Village

A traditional settlement in India, often with a long historical foundation, characterized by specific social structures and economic activities.

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Green Revolution

A period of significant agricultural advancements in the 1960s and 70s in India, focused on increasing productivity and crop yields.

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Khap Panchayats

Traditional councils or assemblies of influential families in rural communities, often operating outside formal legal systems.

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Positivism

A philosophical approach that emphasizes scientific observation and empirical evidence to understand society, rejecting metaphysical or theological explanations.

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Social Facts

External forces that shape individual behavior and are independent of individual will, such as laws, norms, customs, and institutions.

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Division of Labor

The specialization of tasks within a society, where individuals focus on specific roles and contribute to the overall social system.

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Alienation

A state of estrangement or separation from oneself, one's work, and other people, often experienced in capitalist societies.

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Theory of Social Action

Max Weber's approach that emphasizes the meaning and motivations underlying individual actions in social contexts.

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Ideal Type

A theoretical construct used to analyze social phenomena by focusing on its essential characteristics, often a simplified model.

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Bureaucracy

A type of organization characterized by hierarchical structure, formal rules, specialized tasks, and impersonal relationships.

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Structure of Authority

The different forms of power and influence within a society, such as traditional, charismatic, and legal-rational authority.

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Study Notes

Syllabus and Scheme of Examinations

  • Multidisciplinary courses for undergraduate programs (single major/multidisciplinary programs) in sociology
  • Based on curriculum and credit framework for UG programs under NEP
  • Effective from the 2024-25 academic session
  • Offered by Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak (Haryana)

Course Details (Page 2)

  • Sociology courses offered using a multidisciplinary approach
  • Each course has specific course codes (24SOCX01MD01, etc.)
  • Courses have a combination of lectures (L), tutorials (T), and practical sessions (P)
  • Credits and workload distribution for each course component

Course Learning Outcomes (Page 3)

  • CLO 1: Understanding various types of society
  • CLO 2: Understanding social change trends
  • CLO 3: Understanding modernization/westernization in society
  • CLO 4: Gaining knowledge about social mobility

Additional Information (Page 3,5, & 7)

  • Examiner sets nine questions for each exam, students answer five
  • First question is compulsory, short answer type
  • Expect questions from each unit
  • Each unit has specific learning objectives (CLOs)
  • Courses cover topics like social structures, change, modernization, colonization, religion and other relevant concepts
  • A list of references is included for further study.

Course Details (Page 4 & 5)

  • These pages detail specific courses (Rural Society)
  • Syllabus, hours per week, maximum marks, and credit details given for each course
  • Further units are provided with their respective details

Course Details (Page 7)

  • Sociology course details for semester 3
  • Course name, course code, credits, time of exams, and maximum marks
  • Specific course learning objectives provided
  • Units cover topics on positivism, Comte, Durkheim, Marx, and Weber

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Explore the syllabus and scheme of examinations for undergraduate sociology programs with a multidisciplinary approach at Maharishi Dayanand University. This curriculum, effective from the 2024-25 academic session, outlines course components, learning outcomes, and evaluation methods.

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