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Course Title	Code	Semester	Laboratory+Practice (Hour)	Pool	Type	ECTS
Applied Geomorphology	COG423	FALL-SPRING	2+0		E	3

Learning Outcomes	1-Recognizes the application areas of geomorphology 2-Investigates geomorphological solutions to natural problems

ECTS / WORKLOAD

Activity	Percentage (100)	Number	Time (Hours)	Total Workload (hours)
Course Duration (Weeks x Course Hours)		14	2	28
Classroom study (Pre-study, practice)		13	2	26
Assignments	0	0	0	0
Short-Term Exams (exam + preparation)	0	0	0	0
Midterm exams (exam + preparation)	40	1	10	10
Project	0	0	0	0
Laboratory	0	0	0	0
Final exam (exam + preparation)	60	1	26	26
	0	0	0	0
Total Workload (hours)				90
Total Workload (hours) / 30 (s)				3 ---- (3)
ECTS Credit				3

Course Content

Week	Topics	Study Metarials
1	What is applied geomorphology, related sciens with applied geomorphology	R3, Chapter 1
2	Weathering as a process in applied subjects	R3, Chapter 2
3	Mass movements	R3, Chapter 3
4	Erosion types and their effects Mass movements	R3, Chapter 4
5	Avalanches	R3, Chapter 5
6	Floods	R3, Chapter 6
7	Drought and desertation	R3, Chapter 7
8	Landuse in cities	R3, Chapter 8
9	Landuse in rural areas	R3, Chapter 9
10	Geomorphology and engineering	R3, Chapter 10
11	Geomorphology and geostrategy	R3, Chapter 11
12	Geomorphology and mining / natural rsources	R3, Chapter 12
13	Geomorphology and health	R3, Chapter 13
14	Geomorphology and Planning	R3, Chapter 14

Prerequisites	-
Language of Instruction	Turkish
Responsible	Prof.Dr. Tevfik Erkal
Instructors	-
Assistants	-
Resources	R1. Cooke, R.U. & Doornkamp, J.C. (1990). Geomorphology in Environmental Management. Clareondon Press, Oxford. R2. Erkal, T. ve Taş, B. (2013) Jeomorfoloji ve İnsan: Uygulamalı Jeomorfoloji. Yeditepe Yayınevi, İstanbul. R3. Erkal, T. ve Taş, B. (2022). Değişen Yeryüzü ve İnsanın Etkisi, Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık, Ankara. R4. Verstappen, H, Th. (1983). Applied Geomorphology, Elsevier, Amsterdam.
Supplementary Book	-
Goals	Geomorphological solution of the problems related to natural origin we are facing in daily life.
Content	Study areas of applied geomorphology, relations with other disciplines

Program Learning Outcomes

	Program Learning Outcomes	Level of Contribution
1	Using geographical terminology correctly and appropriately by adopting lifelong learning as a principle	-
2	Gaining the ability to collect geographical information according to scientific research steps, planning and critical thinking skills	2
3	Using geographic information systems to collect, analyze and evaluate data	-
4	To be able to use geographical information and approaches for public benefit through interdisciplinary studies	4
5	Establishing a spatial relationship by understanding the interactions between natural environment features and human elements	-
6	Making comparisons at different scales by comprehending geographical difference, change and diversity in space	3
7	Having the awareness of disaster management by knowing the basic concepts related to disaster	2
8	Having knowledge about the geography of Turkey and the world starting from local	-
9	Evaluating past geography in the context of change and continuity using modern geography principles	-
10	To have sufficient awareness of culture, ethics, social rights and environmental issues related to the field	-

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