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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Geographical Location, Sİtuation and Borders of Turkiye.
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R2. Chapter I (9-15 pp.)
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2
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Geologic Features of Turkiye.
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R1. Chapter 1(13-20 pp.)
R2. Chapter 2 (15-19 pp.)
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3
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Geomorphologic Features of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 2 (27-55)
R2. Chapter 2 (20-32 pp.)
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4
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Geomorphologic Features of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 2 (56-107 pp.)
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5
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Climate of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 3 (115-138 pp.)
R2. Chapter 3 (33-45 pp.)
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6
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Climate of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 3 (139-179 pp.)
R2. Chapter 3 (46-54 pp.)
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7
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Hydrographic Features of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 4 (183-209 pp.)
R2. Chapter 4 (55-60 pp.)
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8
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Hydrographic Features of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 4 (210-245 pp.)
R2. Chapter 4 (61-68 pp.)
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9
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Land Features and Soil Types of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 5 (253-259 pp.)
R2. Chapter 5 (69-74 pp.)
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10
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Land Features and Soil Types of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 5 (260-270 pp.)
R2. Chapter 5. 75-80 pp.)
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11
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Vegetation of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 6 (271-277 pp.)
R2. Chapter 6 (81-85 pp.)
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12
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Vegetation of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 6 (278-286 pp.)
R2. Chapter 6. (86-92 pp.)
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13
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Wildlife of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 7 (287-299 pp.)
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14
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Natural Hazards and Disasters of Turkiye
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R1. Chapter 8 (311-355 pp.)
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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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Assist. Prof. Bekir GÖKMEN
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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R1. Şahin, C. (2005). Türkiye Fiziki Coğrafyası. Ankara: Gündüz Eğitim ve Yayınları.
R2. Özgür, E.M. (2000). Türkiye Coğrafyası. Ankara: Hilmi Usta Matbaacılık.
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Supplementary Book
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SR1. Atalay, İ., & Mortan, K. (2008). Türkiye Bölgesel Coğrafyası. İstanbul:İnkılap Yayınevi.
SR2. Yücel, T. (1987). Türkiye Coğrafyası. Anka:Türk Kültürünü Araştırma Enstitüsü Yayınları.
SR3. Atalay, İ. (1997). Türkiye Coğrafyası. İzmir:Ege Üniversitesi Basımevi.
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Goals
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To evaluate the geologic, geomorphologic, climatic, vegetative and zoo-geographic features of Turkey.
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Content
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Geology and geological evolution of Anatolia, Anatolia`s geomorphology
Orogenic movements and fold belts, Anatolian major orogenic belts
Epirogenic movements and the effects of Turkey, Volcanism and volcanic shapes in Turkey
Earthquake and Earthquake zones, Morphological evaluation of Anatolia
Important morphological units, The distrubition of rocks and soils,Turkey`s climate
Climate types, Natural plant and animal species,
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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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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3
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3
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Using geographic information systems to collect, analyze and evaluate data
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3
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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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3
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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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5
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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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8
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Having knowledge about the geography of Turkey and the world starting from local
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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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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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