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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Prof. Dr. Tevfik Erkal
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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S1. Erinç, S.(2000) Jeomorfoloji I, Der yayınları.
S2. Hoşgören, M. Y. (2000) Jeomorfolojiye Giriş, Jeomorfolojinin Ana Çizgileri, Çantay Kitabevi.
S3. Huggett, R.J. (2015) Jeomorfolojinin Temelleri, Nobel Yayınevi.
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Supplementary Book
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SR1. Anderson R. S. Anderson S.P. (2010) Geomorphology: The Mechanics and Chemistry of Landscapes, Cambridge University Press.
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Goals
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To teach the principle, methods and basic subjects of geomorphology and its position in the geography
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Content
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The definition and development of geomorphology
Geomorphology research area and methods
Principles of geomorphology
Geomorphological processes
Internal forces
Crustal movements
Vulcanism
Midterm Exam
Earthquakes
External forces
Geomorphological evolution of the Earth
Morphologic dating methods
Land forms
Turkey Geomorphology
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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Correct usage the geographical terminalogy
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4
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2
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Become skilfull at geographical data gathering, identification of problems, analyse, create a solution and presentation
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4
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3
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Effective use of geographical approaches and principles as written, visual and verbal
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3
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4
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Understand the interaction between human and natural factors, to sum up the spatial relation and connection
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3
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5
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Understand the geographical difference and variety and making comparison
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3
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6
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Using the information derive from different science and using the geographical information and aproaches in interdisiplinear studies,
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3
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7
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Share the solution of geographical ideas and problems for public welfare
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4
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8
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Use of the GIS to do analyses and to create geographical data
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3
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9
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Knowing foreing language to follow geographical literature
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10
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Understand the tourism?s terms and principle and benefit from these as geographical perspective
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Benefit fom the information which is obtained by evaluating the geography of past with the principles of modern geography
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3
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