Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Boundaries of the settlements
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R1- Chapter 1
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2
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The emergence of rural settlements
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R1-Chapter 1
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3
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The relationship between the geographical environment of rural dwellings
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R1-Chapter 1
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4
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Rural settlement types in agricultural and industrial societies
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R1-Chapter 1
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5
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Structure and distribution of rural settlements
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R1-Chapter 2
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6
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Geographical factors that affect rural settlements
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R1-Chapter 2
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7
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Physical factors
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R1-Chapter 2
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8
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Human factors I
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R1-Chapter 2
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9
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Human factors II
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R1-Chapter 2
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10
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Temporary rural settlements
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R1-Chapter 3
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11
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Permanent rural settlements
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R1-Chapter 3
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12
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Material relationship between the structure of rural buildings
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R1-Chapter 3
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13
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Temporary rural settlements in Turkey I
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R1-Chapter 3
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14
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Temporary rural settlements in Turkey II
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R1-Chapter 3
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
1
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Using geographical terminology correctly and appropriately by adopting lifelong learning as a principle
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3
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2
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Gaining the ability to collect geographical information according to scientific research steps, planning and critical thinking skills
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4
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3
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Using geographic information systems to collect, analyze and evaluate data
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-
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4
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To be able to use geographical information and approaches for public benefit through interdisciplinary studies
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5
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5
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Establishing a spatial relationship by understanding the interactions between natural environment features and human elements
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4
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6
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Making comparisons at different scales by comprehending geographical difference, change and diversity in space
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-
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7
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Having the awareness of disaster management by knowing the basic concepts related to disaster
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-
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8
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Having knowledge about the geography of Turkey and the world starting from local
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-
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9
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Evaluating past geography in the context of change and continuity using modern geography principles
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-
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10
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To have sufficient awareness of culture, ethics, social rights and environmental issues related to the field
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-
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