Course Outcomes
CO1: Develop an understanding of the emergence of Sociology as a specific discipline in
order to explain the various social concepts and an interest in the discipline so that the
learner understands the society and its social relationships better. (Understand)
CO2: Assess the functional perspectives of the classical thinkers in order to analyse the
various functions of the society. (Analyse)
CO3: Analyze Sociology as an interpretative understanding of social actions in order to
understand and interpret the social actions that occur in the society. (Analyse)
CO4: Assess conflict perspectives of the Social thinkers so that the learner identifies the
various conflicts that take place in society. (Analyse)
- Teacher: Lebia Gladis N P
CO1: Explain the fundamental concepts and processes of urban sociology, including urbanisation, migration, spatial transformation, and urban social life (Understand).
CO2: Apply the concepts and theoretical perspectives of urban sociology in the study of contemporary society (Apply).
CO3: Evaluate economic, socio-cultural, environmental, and displacement-related issues associated with urbanisation and migration (Analyze).
CO4: Assess urban management issues in India and propose strategies for sustainable development (Evaluate).
- Teacher: Dora Dominic
COURSE OUTCOMES
CO1: Explain key research paradigms, logical reasoning approaches, and the philosophical foundations of social research (Understand)
CO2: Examine the appropriate research methodologies, ethical principles, and theoretical frameworks to design and conduct social research (Apply)
CO3: Analyse different research designs, data collection techniques, and sampling methods to ensure methodological rigour in social research (Analyse)
CO4: Evaluate citation styles, plagiarism detection tools, and ethical publishing practices (Evaluate)
- Teacher: Elizabeth Abraham
course outcome
- Teacher: Leela P U