AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM

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1 Course Code and Name: GEO 501 Geomorphology of Turkey Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) --- Instructor Course Assistant --- Asist.Prof.Dr.Tevfik ERKAL Mail : [email protected] Mail : Groups / Classes --- Course Aim Aim of this course is to give information on the geomorphology of Turkey Course Goals Teaching internal and external forces affecting on the formation of landforms in Turkey Geomorphological regions of Turkey Evolution of geomorphological regions of Turkey Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Understanding geomorphological evolution of Turkey in different time intervals Analitically understanding of the geomorphological units of Turkey Assessment of processes affecting the evalution of landforms in Turkey Atalay, İ., 1987, Türkiye Jeomorfolojisine Giriş. Ege Üniv. Yay. İzmir Emre, Ö., Erkal, T., Tchepalyga, A., Kazancı, N., Keçer, M. ve Ünay, E., 1998, Doğu Marmara Bölgesinin Neojen-Kuvaterner deki Evrimi, Maden Tetkik ve Arama Dergisi, 120, Kayan, İ., 1996, Yeni Yaklaşımlarla Türkiye nin Plio-Kuvaterner Paleocoğrafyası. 21. Yüzyıla Doğru Türkiye Sempozyumu, Nisan 1996 Ankara, Kazancı, N., Emre, Ö., Erkal, T., İleri, Ö., Ergin, M. ve Görür, N., 1999, Kocasu ve Gönen Çayı Deltalarının (Marmara Denizi Güney Kıyıları) Güncel Morfolojileri ve Tortul Fasiyesleri, Maden Tetkik ve Arama Dergisi, 121, Methods of Give a Lecture Verbal lecture

2 If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate Assessment Criterias 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Semester Course Plan Week Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) 1 General geological features of Turkey Final Examination 60 Subjects 2 General features of magmatism on the geomorphological development of Turkey 3 Tectonic features of Turkey and effects of tectonism on Turkish land. 4 Role of orogenesis on Turkish landforms 5 Role of epirogenesis on the development of the Turkish landforms 6 External forces affecting landforms in Turkey, effects of fluvial forces in Turkey 7 Mid-term exam 8 Effects of glaciation and eolian forces on the landforms in Turkey 9 Karstification in Turkey 10 Features of mountainous areas in Turkey 11 Formations of plains in Turkey, plains and basins in tectonic origin in Turkey 12 Deltas of Turkey 13 Geomorphological features and development of Turkish coasts. 14 Final exam Relations with Course Department Advantages

3 1 Programme Advantages Understanding distribution principle of landforms Course Contribution None Partially Full Contri bution 2 Understanding natural environment of Turkey in wiev of geomorphology 3 Understanding relatins between economy and nature 4 More knowledge about nature Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr.Tevfik ERKAL Date : 30th July, 2008 Course Code and Name: GEO 503 The analyses of Geomorphological map Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Prof. Dr. M. Ali OZDEMIR Mail : [email protected] Mail : Course Aim To indicate Geomorphological observations on maps To make Geomorphological mapping for the regions belonged to different morphogenetic and structural regions

4 Course Goals To make geomorphological maps from obtained data of land observations Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies To make Geomorphological maps by interpreting morphological units Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Bilgin, T., Genel Kartogarfaya 2.İstanbul Tatar, Y., Jeolojik harita bilgisi. Kurter ve Hoşgören, 1986, Jeomorfoloji tatbikatı. Edebiyat Fak.Yayını İstanbul Erinç, S., 1982, jeomorfoloji I. Edebiyat Fak.Yayını İstanbul Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria 1. Quiz 2. Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination Semester Course Plan Week Rocks and morphological forms 1 Subjects If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate Sedimetary structures and morphogical forms Structural forms and mapping Drawing profile with morphological aim

5 Mid-term Block diagram with morphological aim Fluvial forms and morphometri Fluvial forms and mapping Determining shoreline Determining shoreline Mapping intended for Applied Geomorphology Mapping intended for Applied Geomorphology Map of hazard Glacial forms Prepared by : Prof. Dr. M. Ali OZDEMIR Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 505 GIS Applications on Geography I Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) --- Instructor Asist. Prof. Dr. Ünal YILDIRIM Mail : [email protected] Course Assistant --- Mail : Groups / Classes Single group

6 Course Aim This course aims to give information about principles methods and applications of geographic information systems on geography Course Goals to students, 1-to teach principles of geographic information systems 2-to teach techniques and methods of geographic information systems 3-to applied modeling and applications of different subjects on geography Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies With using geographic information systems techniques and methods, students gain better understanding of characteristics, distribution, pattern, relation and changes on physical systems and human systems on earth Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 1.Longley, A.P, Goodchild, F.M, Maguire, J. D, Rhind, W. D. 2002, Geographic Information Systems and Science.John Wiley &Sons Ltd. 2.Goodchild, F. M, Parks, O. P, Steyart, T.O. 2000, Environmental Modeling with GIS. John Wiley &Sons Ltd. 3.Clarke, C. K, 2003, Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. Methods Theoretical and applied If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate Assessment Criterias 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Semester Course Plan Week 1 Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) x 30 Final Examination 30 Subjects Introduction: the field and fundamentals of GIS

7 History of GIS Uses of GIS Data and data types Data models Data models-raster Data models-vector 8 Mid.Term Exam Software on GIS Data entrance Data correction and organization Data analysis 13 To prepare and present map-i 14 To prepare and present map-ii Relations with Course Department Advantages 1 Programme Advantages to enhance understanding of geography principles Course Contribution None Partially Full Contri bution 2 to teach new technologies and methods 3 to prepare map, use and its interpretation 4 to show how physical systems and human systems affect each other and shape the patterns of earth s surface 5 to show importance use the natural resources with sustainable

8 6 to show importance interdisciplinary studies 7 To gain new approaches and aspects Prepared by : Asist. Prof. Dr. Ünal YILDIRIM Date : 20.July.2008 Course Code and Name: GEO 507 Region Researches I Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Prof. Dr. Hakkı YAZICI One group Mail : [email protected] tr Mail : Course Aim Preliminary and infrastructure have been being formed for land studies in the stage of master thesis by introducing how Geographical units, which are various types of dimension, sould be classified. Course Goals To aim the level of independent studing in land studies and determining the subject of thesis of master students who take this course at the end of term.

9 Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies Hayati DOĞANAY, Coğrafya Öğretim Yöntemleri Hayati DOĞANAY, Bölge Planlamasının Coğrafi Esasları Ali ÖZÇAĞLAR, Coğrafya ya Giriş Ramazan ÖZEY vd., Coğrafya Öğretiminde Yöntem ve Yaklaşımlar Servet KARABAĞ ve SalihŞAHİN, Coğrafya Eğitimi Halil İ. TAŞ, Coğrafya Eğitimi Reşat İZBIRAK, Coğrafi Araştırma Gezileri ve Hazırlıkları Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria Studentcentric approaches will be used If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Literature about the subject of the course will be introduced 1 General Average Percentage (%) Rate The concept of region will be analysed, seriously Region types will be introduced Different area and region cases will be analysed Region reserach methods will be introduced, generally. Givin importance to the arrangements before research Materials will be presented for land studies

10 Mid-term Land observation stages will be presented Land observation stages will be presented Planning of the Works which will be made at the Office. The classification of collected data and documents Notable and important points are discussed, as a Research Project is prepared General evaluation Prepared by : Prof. Dr. Hakkı YAZICI Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 509 Climate of Turkey Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Assistant Prof. Dr. F. K. YILMAZ One Group Mail : [email protected] Mail : Course Aim To introduce the factors which affect Turkey s climate and the various types of climate in Turkey

11 Course Goals 1. To introduce the effects of topography and air masses on Turkey s climate 2. To introduce the differences of climate types and regions Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies 1. To understand the effects of various types of factor in Turkey s climate diversity 2. To interprete the effects of climate diversity on natural and human environment Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 1- Türkiye İklimi Doç. Dr. Asaf KOÇMAN 2- Türkiye Bölgesel Coğrafyası Prof. Dr. İbrahim ATALAY Prof. Dr. Kenan MORTAN Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria Lecturing and question-answer If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz x Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination x 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects General view for Genetic, dynamic factors of Turkey s climate conditions 1 1. Air masses and frontal systems which affect Turkey Physical Geographical Factors General Average Percentage (%) Rate 3 4 Air pressure and winds Temperature conditions and the distribution of temperature

12 Annual trend of temperature Frost days Mid-term Evaporation and moistness conditions Cloudiness and foggy days Precipitation conditions and moistness degree The types of precipitation regime Preciitation efficency and moistness regions Climate types and regions in Turkey Climate types and regions in Turkey Prepared by : Assistant Prof. Dr. F.K. YILMAZ Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 511 The Evaluation of Nature in Turkey Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) EK-4 Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Prof. Dr. M. Ali OZDEMIR Mail : [email protected] Mail :

13 Course Aim To instruct the methods and the principals of utilizing natural sources in Turkey. Course Goals To instruct the methods and the principals of utilizing nature in terms of Physical Geography Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies To obtain the skills about the principals of utilization and natural sources. Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Ozguç, N., 1994, Turizm Coğrafyası, İstanbul Doganay, H., 2002, Doğal Kaynaklar Applied Geomorphology Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Semester Course Plan Week Beneficial using the nature in Turkey 1 Final Examination 60 Subjects General Average Percentage (%) Rate

14 Using natural stones in Turkey Natural stones and their negative effects in Turkey Landslide, avalanche in Turkey To choose a place for settlement in Turkey Mid-term Ground characters and earthquake risk in Turkey Water sources and their issues or problems in Turkey Hydroelectric power station in Turkey Flood and overflowing events in Turkey Transportation and Geomorphological barriers in Turkey Transportation and climate in Turkey Desertification in Turkey Utilization of forests in Turkey Prepared by : Prof. Dr. M. Ali OZDEMIR Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 513 Neotectonics Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) --- Instructor Course Assistant --- Asist.Prof.Dr.Tevfik ERKAL Mail : [email protected] Mail :

15 Groups / Classes --- Course Aim Teaching importance of neotectonics on the geomorphology of Turkey Course Goals Goals of this course are: 1. Principles of neotectonics, 2. Geomorphological results of actual tectonic movements, 3. Evolution of Turkey trough the neotectonic periods. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies Role of neotectonic movements in the geomorphology of Turkey Setting of Turkey in global geomorphology, Assessment of regional risks for setllement and developing programmes Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Methods of Give a Lecture Ardos, M., 1979, Türkiye Jeomorfolojisinde Neotektonik. İst. Üniv. Yay Ardos, M., 1984, Türkiye Ovalarının Jeomorfolojisi. İst. Üniv. Yay Demirtaş, R., 1997, Paleosismoloji. Afet İşleri Gn. md. yay. Ankara Demirtaş, R. ve Yımaz, R., 1996, Türkiyenin Sismotektoniği. Bay. Bak. Yay. Ankara Erol, O., 1981, Neotectonic and Geomorphological Evolution of Turkey. Z. Geomorph. N.F. 40, Hancock, P.L., 1993, Neotectonics. In: Continental Deformation Şengör, A.M.C., 1980, Türkiyenin Neotektoniğinin Esasları. TJK yay. Ankara. Verbal teaching If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate Assessment Criterias 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Semester Course Plan Week Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Subjects

16 1 Concept of neotectonics, importance of neotectonics in geomorphology 2 History of neotectonic studies 3 Deformation of peneplain and denudational surfaces by tectonic movements 4 Subsidence and uplifting caused by neotectonics, depressions 5 Karstification caused by neotectonics 6 Neotectonics and glaciation 7 Mid-term exam 8 Deformations and terraces 9 Suremposition and antesedance 10 Relations between neotectonics and volcanism 11 Tectonic setting of Turkey 12 Geological-tectonic development of Turkey 13 Examples from neotectonic structures of Turkey 14 Final exam Relations with Course Department Advantages 1 Programme Advantages Skill of dispersion principle in geography Course Contribution None Partially Full Contrib ution 2 Skill of relations between natural environment and human being 3 Skill of using the professional knowledge 4 Aware of the Earth and the country we live on 5 Assessment of regional risks

17 Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr.Tevfik ERKAL Date : 30th July, 2008 Course Code and Name: GEO 515 Population Movements in the World Semester Theoretic Practice AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTES OF SOCİAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Single Group Mail : [email protected] Mail : Course Aim General features of population of the world and structural difference between countries, aim of this course. Course Goals To Students, 1. History of the world population, 2. Population features due to continents, 3. Relation between industry and population, 4. Changes of the world population, targets of this course. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies 1. To familiarize between population and industy, 2. Changes of population due to industrialisation, 3. Relation between culture and population, 4. Relation between development and population movement, 1. Features of the accepted and gived population areas, learning goals of this course. Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 1. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1998), Beşeri Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul

18 Methods of Give a Lecture Assessment Criterias Verbal lecturing If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Introduction: Concept of population and familiarize with geography 1 General Average Percentage (%) Rate History of the world population Geographical effects on world population Geographical discovery and population movement Relation between industrialisation and population movement Industrial revolution and world population Population accepted and gived areas in the world Midterm exam World population according to continents Intercontinental population movements International population movements Relation between urbanisation and population General features of the population accepted areas General features of the population gived areas

19 Relations with Course Department Advantages 1 Programme Advantages Skill of relation between economy and earth Course Contribution None Partiall y Full Contri bution 2 Skill of effective communication 3 Understanding of economic situation of own country and other countries 4 Understanding diversity of using natural and human resources 5 Understanding sustainable development and optimum using of natural resources 6 Acknowledge about actuel problems 7 Skill of using the proffesional knowlwdge 8 Understanding how about globalisation Prepared by: Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Date: Course Code and Name: GEO 502 Sedimentology Semester Theoretic I. SINIF II. YARIYIL AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) --- Instructor Course Assistant --- Asist.Prof.Dr.Tevfik ERKAL Mail : [email protected] Mail :

20 Groups / Classes --- Course Aim Getting sedimentological information for geomorphological studies Course Goals This course teaches: 1. Sedimentological processes, 2. Sedimentological methods, 3. Principles of interpretation of continental and marine environments, 4. Geomorphological features for the recognition of different environments and 5. Sedimentary environments. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies This course gives proficiens: 1. Relations between sedimentology and geomorphology, 2. Usage sedimentological techniques in geomorphology, 3. Understanding importance of studying internal structures of landforms, 4. Foundation of relations between environmental geometry and geomorphological units Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Methods of Give a Lecture Assessment Criterias Semester Course Plan Week Hakyemez, Y., Karabıyıkoğlu, M. ve Okşan, İ., 1980, Kırıntılı Sığ Deniz Çökelleri, Çökelme Ortamları ve Jeomorfolojisi. Jeomorfologlar Derneği Bilimsel Yayınlar Dizisi No.1, Ankara. Harms, J.C., Southard, J.B., Spearing, D.R. & Walker, R.G., 19, Depositional Environments as Interpreted from Primary Sedimentary Structures and Stratification Sequences. SEPM Short Course No.2, Dallas. Leeder, M.R., 1982, Sedimentology. George Allen & Unwin Pub., London. Önalan, M., 1993, Çökelmenin Fiziksel İlkeleri, Fasiyes Analizleri ve Karasal Çökelme Ortamları. İstanbul Üniv. Yay. No.3825, İstanbul. Reading, H.G. (Ed.), 1978, Sedimentary Environments and Facies. Blackwell Sci. Pub., Oxford. Verbal teaching If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Subjects

21 1 Relations between sedimentology and geomorphology, importance of sedimentological information in geomorphology 2 Basic subjects in sedimentology 3 Hydrodinamic principles in sedimentology 4 Physical principles in deposition 5 Principles in recognition of sedimentary environments 6 Alluvial fans 7 Mid-term exam 8 Fluvial environments 9 Glacial and eolian environments 10 Deltas 11 Transitional environments 12 Pelagic environments 13 Sedimentary basins 14 Final exam Relations with Course Department Advantages Programme Advantages 1 Emphasize importance of interdisiplinary studies in the research of natural resources Course Contribution None Partially Full Contrib ution 2 Improve the concept of environment in physical geography Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr.Tevfik ERKAL Date : 30th July, 2008

22 Course Code and Name: GEO 504 Land Use Semester Theoretic Practice AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTES OF SOCİAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Single Group Mail : [email protected] Mail : Course Aim Aim of this course contain how to use of earth and future land use. Course Goals To students, 1. The form of land use, 2. Phsical impacts on land use, 3. Human impacts on land use, 4. Land use classification, 5. Sustainable land use. These issues given to students according to geographical principle with sampling. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Methods of Give a Lecture 2. Phsical effects in land use by humanity, 3. The conscious land use in earth, 4. Necessity of use of natural and human resources sustainable, 5. Dispersion of agriculture, forests, industry, settlement etc. Areas, aim of this course. Course Basics: 1. Tunçdilek, N. (1985), Türkiye de Relief Şekilleri ve Arazi Kullanımı, İstanbul Üniversitesi Deniz Bilimleri ve Coğrafya Enst. Yay., No:3, İstanbul. 2. Baxter, T. (1971), Land Use and Built Form Studies, University Of Cambridge. Auxiliary Contexts: 1. Gözenç, S. (1978), Küçük Menderes Havzasında Arazinin Kullanılışı ve Sınıflandırılması, Edebiyat Fakültesi Basımevi, İstanbul. 2. Gözenç, S. (1979), Bolu Depresyonu ve Yakın Çevresinde Araziden Yaralanma(Land Use), İstanbul Üniversitesi Yay., İstanbul 3. Özçağlar, A. (1994), Çarşamba Ovası ve Yakın Çevresinde Araziden Faydalanma, Türkiye Coğrafyası Araştırma ve Uygulama Merk. Dergisi, Sayı:3, Ankara. Verbal lecturing

23 If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate Assessment Criterias 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Semester Course Plan Week Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 1 Introduction: Description of land use Subjects 2 Relation between geography and land use 3 Land use classification 4 Agriculture, grazing and forest land use 5 Settlement and industrial land use 6 Mid term 7 Phsical geographic effects on land use 8 Human geographic effects on land use 9 The concept of sustainable land use 10 Prepared to land use planning 11 Urban land use 12 Rural land use 13 Land use samples in Turkey and the world 14 Relation between planning geography and land use Relations with Course Department Advantages Programme Advantages Course Contribution

24 None Partiall y Full Contri bution 1 Skill of the dispersion principle in geography 2 3 Skill of relation between spatial-human facilities Skill of use the natural resources with sustainable 4 5 Improving respect of environment Skill of using the proffesional knowlwdge 6 Aware of actuel problems and suggestion how made solves 7 Skill of to recognizance and to understand our world 8 Skill of effective communication 9 Skill of prepare maps and its interpretaition 10 Look out spatial problems with field survey Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Date: Course Code and Name: GEO 506 GIS Applications on Geography II Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) --- Instructor Asist. Prof. Dr. Ünal YILDIRIM Mail : [email protected] Course Assistant --- Mail : Groups / Classes Single group

25 Course Aim This course aims to give information about query, spatial analysis, 3D analysis, network analysis and models of geographic information systems on geography Course Goals to students, 1-to teach different analysis of geographic information systems 2-to teach techniques and methods of geographic information systems 3-to applied modeling and applications of different subjects on geography Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies With using geographic information systems techniques and methods, students gain better understanding of characteristics, distribution, pattern, relation and changes on physical systems and human systems on earth Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 1.Longley, A.P, Goodchild, F.M, Maguire, J. D, Rhind, W. D. 2002, Geographic Information Systems and Science.John Wiley &Sons Ltd. 2.Goodchild, F. M, Parks, O. P, Steyart, T.O. 2000, Environmental Modeling with GIS. John Wiley &Sons Ltd. 3.Clarke, C. K, 2003, Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. Methods Theoretical and applied If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate Assessment Criterias 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Semester Course Plan Week 1 Query for maps Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) x 30 Final Examination 30 Subjects

26 2 Query for table 3 Introduction to spatial analysis 4 Applications on spatial analysis-i 5 Applications on spatial analysis-ii 6 Introduction to models 7 Applications on models-i 8 Mid.Term Exam 9 Introduction to 3D analysis 10 Applications on 3D analysis-i 11 Applications on 3D analysis-ii 12 Introduction to network analysis 13 Applications on network analysis-i 14 Applications on network analysis-ii Relations with Course Department Advantages 1 Programme Advantages to enhance understanding of geography principles Course Contribution None Partially Full Contri bution 2 to teach new technologies and methods 3 to prepare map, use and its interpretation 4 to show how physical systems and human systems affect each other and shape the patterns of earth s surface 5 to show importance use the natural resources with sustainable

27 6 to show importance interdisciplinary studies 7 To gain new approaches and aspects Prepared by : Asist. Prof. Dr. Ünal YILDIRIM Date : 20.July.2008 Course Code and Name: GEO 508 Region Researches II Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant Groups / Classes Prof. Dr. Hakkı YAZICI One group Mail : [email protected] tr Mail : Course Aim Preliminary and infrastructure have been being formed for land studies in the stage of master thesis by introducing how Geographical units, which are various types of dimension, sould be classified. Course Goals To aim the level of independent studing in land studies and determining the subject of thesis of master students who take this course at the end of term. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies

28 Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Hayati DOĞANAY, Coğrafya Öğretim Yöntemleri Hayati DOĞANAY, Bölge Planlamasının Coğrafi Esasları Ali ÖZÇAĞLAR, Coğrafya ya Giriş Ramazan ÖZEY vd., Coğrafya Öğretiminde Yöntem ve Yaklaşımlar Servet KARABAĞ ve SalihŞAHİN, Coğrafya Eğitimi Halil İ. TAŞ, Coğrafya Eğitimi Reşat İZBIRAK, Coğrafi Araştırma Gezileri ve Hazırlıkları Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria Studentcentric approaches will be used If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Special conditions which can be in region studies. 1 General Average Percentage (%) Rate Data sources in physical geograhy researches Data sources in human geograhy researches Data evaluating methods Notable and important points in land observations Sampling and the methods of using them A region research will be introduced Mid-term The analyse of physical geography case The analyse of human geography case Neighbourhood presentation

29 Notable and important points are discussed, as a research Project is prepared The arrangement of a sample research Project General evaluation Prepared by : Prof. Dr. Hakkı YAZICI Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 510 Applied Hidrography Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) Instructor Course Assistant - Associated Prof. Dr. Ozer YILMAZ Mail : [email protected] [email protected]. Mail : Groups / Classes One Group Course Aim 1. To evaluate ground and underground water in many terms 2. To imply the subjects which are involved by Physical Geography, on the basis of a lot of study and researches about engineering Course Goals To introduce the subjects of the erosion and hydrology of river, the transportation of sediment in rivers, Numeric analyses of rivers and the formation of river dreinage systems Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies 1. To learn all hydrological knowledges about rivers 2. To learn all hydrological knowledges about underground water

30 Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts ATALAY,İbrahim, 1988, Uygulamalı Hidroğrafya, Ege.Üniv.Basımevi. HOŞGÖREN,Yıldız M., 1984, Hidroğrafyanın Ana Çizgileri. İ.Ü.Yay. Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria Lecturing by the method of ask and answering If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz x Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Semester Course Plan Week Hydrological system 1 Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Subjects General Average Percentage (%) Rate River regimes and their types River regimes and their types River hydrology River erosion River erosion Transportation of solid material in rivers Mid-term Accumulation activities of rivers Morphological characters of river bed Morphological characters of river bed

31 Formation and development of dreinage systems and dreinage types Underground water, its movement and quality Final exam Prepared by : Associated Prof. Dr. Ozer YILMAZ Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 512 Biogeography of Turkey AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Department of : Geography EK-4 Semester Theoretic Semester Theoretic Semester Theoretic Semester Theoretic Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) Instructor Assistant. Prof. Dr. F. KAFALI YILMAZ Instructor Course Assistant Course Assistant Groups / Classes One Group Course Aim To introduce regional differences and the characters of vegetation in Turkey Course Goals 1- To evaluate Turkey in terms of Phytogeography 2- To analyse the effects of environmental characters in Turkey on plant varieties 3- To introduce regional differences of natural vegetation 4- To evaluate ecological wishes of the plants

32 Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies To introduce the effects of climate and morphological characters of Turkey on natural vegetation Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 1- Türkiye nin Vejetasyon Coğrafyası Prof. Dr. İbrahim ATALAY 2- Vejetasyon Coğrafyasının Esasları Prof. Dr. İbrahim ATALAY 3- Biyocoğrafay Doç. Dr. Recep EFE Methods of Giving Lecture Assessment Criteria Lecturing-Discussion If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Ecological conditions of vegetation in Turkey (vegetation-climate factors) 1 General Average Percentage (%) Rate The relation between vegetation and morpholical forms The relations among vegetation, main material and soil The relation between vegetation and biotic factors Evolution of vegetation in Turkey The effects of climate changes on floristic composition Flora anf phytogeography regions in Turkey

33 Vegetation formations of Blacksea Phytogeography Region Vegetation formations of Blacksea Phytogeography Region Vegetation formations of Mediterranean Phytogeography Region Vegetation formations of Mediterranean Phytogeography Region Vegetation formations of Central Anatolia Phytogeography Region Vegetation formations of Central Anatolia Phytogeography Region Vegetation formations of East Anatolia Phytogeography Region Prepared by : Assistant. Prof. Dr. F. KAFALI YILMAZ Date: Course Code and Name: GEO 516 Methodology in Human Geography Semester Theoretic Practice AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTES OF SOCİAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) - Instructor Course Assistant - Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Mail : [email protected] Mail : Groups / Classes Single Group Course Aim Research methotds in human geography, aim of this course.

34 Course Goals To students, 5. Description of the human geography,, 6. Relation between human geography and concerned sciences, 7. Searched topics in human geography, 8. Relation between human geography and globalisation; hypothesis in economic geography, targets of this course. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies 5. Dispersion of economic activity, context of globalisation, 6. Dispersion of economic activity on earth and factors in impact of dispersion, 7. Subject of Industry, transportation, agriculture and energy sources etc. İn economical geography, 8. Relation between economic geography and development, learning outs of this course Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 1. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1997), Ekonomik Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul 2. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1998), Beşeri Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul Methods of Give a Lecture Assessment Criterias Verbal Lecturing If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Introduction: Concept of human geography, globalisation and development 1 General Average Percentage (%) Rate Antecedent of human geography Human geography and development Concept of development and criterion of development

35 Data resources in human geography Catagories of five economic activities Data which use in agricultural geography Mid term examination Data which use in animal husbandry Data which use in forestry Data wich use in mines, minerals and energy resources Data which use in industrial geography Data which use in transportation geography Teories in human geography Relations with Course Department Advantages 1 Programme Advantages Skill of relation between economy and earth Course Contribution None Partially Full Contri bution 2 Skill of effective communication 3 Understanding of economic situation of own country and other countries 4 Understanding diversity of using natural and human resources 5 Understanding sustainable development and optimum using of natural resources 6 Acknowledge about actuel problems 7 Skill of using the proffesional knowlwdge 8 Understanding how about globalisation Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Date :

36 Course Code and Name: GEO 518 Turkey s Sea, Coasts and Lakes Semester Theoretic AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTES OF SOCİAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Practice Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Language of Instruction EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Compulsory Prerequisite (s) Instructor Prof. Dr. Hakkı YAZICI Mail : [email protected] tr Course Assistant Mail : Groups / Classes One Group Course Aim To introduce Turkey s sea, coasts and lakes in terms of physical and human geography Course Goals To comprehend the most important characters and application conditions of sea and lakes which are the most important resouırces of our hidrography Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies İbrahim ATALAY, Uygulamalı Coğrafya M. Yıldız HOŞGÖREN, Hidrografyanın Ana Çizgileri Reşat İzbırak, sular Coğrafyası Hamit İnandık, Türkiye Gölleri Emrullah Güney, Türkiye Hidrografyası Hamit İnandık, Deniz ve Kıyı Coğrafyası Methods of Giving Lecture

37 Assessment Criteria If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Semester Course Plan Week Concepts about hidrography 1 Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Subjects General Average Percentage (%) Rate The parts of hidrography Sea and sea types General characters of Blacksea General characters of Marmara sea General characters of Aegean sea Coast characters of Turkey s sea Mid-term Utilization from the sea What is lake? What are lake types? The classification of Turkey s lakes Regional distribution and general characters of Turkey s lakes The pollution in Turkey s lakes and the sea Utilization from the lakes Relations with Course Department Advantages Prepared by : Prof. Dr. Hakkı YAZICI Date :

38 Course Code and Name: GEO 520 Population Geography in Turkey Semester Theoretic Practice AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTES OF SOCİAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) - Instructor Course Assistant - Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Mail : [email protected] Mail : Groups / Classes Single Group Course Aim Social and economical structure of Turkey s population and its regional dispersion, aim of this course Course Goals To students, 9. Description of population geography, 10. Data resources in population geography, 11. Regional dispersion of Turkey s population, 12. Effects on geographical factors in Turkey s population of social and economic structure, targets of this course. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies 9. Features of Turkey s population and difference of other countries, 10. Economical structure of Turkey and its effects on population, 11. Urban population of Turkey s and its regional dispersion, 12. Rural population of Turkey s and its regional dispersion, learning outs of this course. Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 3. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1998), Beşeri Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul 4. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1997), Ekonomik Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul Methods of Give a Lecture Ass ess me nt Crit eria s Verbal lecturing If Avaible, to Sign (x) General Average Percentage (%) Rate

39 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Introduction: Concepts of population and rural-urban population Data sources in population geography researches Social structure of Turkey s population Economical structure of Turkey s population Age and gender structure of Turkey s population Rate of born-death in Turkey Regional dispersion of Turkey s population Mid-term exam Urban population of Turkey Urbanisation in Turkey Rural population of Turkey Economical situation of rural population in Turkey Differences between Turkey s urban-rural population and othre countries Geographical effects in Turkey s population Relations with Course Department Advantages Programme Advantages Course Contribution None Partially Full Contri

40 1 Skill of relation between economy and earth bution 2 Skill of effective communication 3 Understanding of economic situation of own country and other countries 4 Understanding diversity of using natural and human resources 5 Understanding sustainable development and optimum using of natural resources 6 Acknowledge about actuel problems 7 Skill of using the proffesional knowlwdge Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Date : Course Code and Name: GEO 522 Industrial Geography in Turkey Semester Theoretic Practice AFYON KOCATEPE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTES OF SOCİAL SCIENCES MASTER PROGRAMS IN GEOGRAPHY COURSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Total Department / Department of : Geography Credits ECTS Education Language EK-4 Type: Compulsory/ Elective Turkish Elective Prerequisite (s) - Instructor Course Assistant - Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Mail : [email protected] Mail : Groups / Classes Single Group

41 Course Aim To give industrial features in Turkey s and its spatial dispersion, aim of this course Course Goals To students, 13. Description of industrial geography and its position on economic geography, 14. Dipersion of industrial features in Turkey, 15. Industrial revolution and its effects, 16. History of the industrial features in Turkey, targets of this course. Course Learning Outs and Proficiencies 13. Association between urbanisation and industrialisation, 14. Exchange from structure of population, consequent of industrialisation, 15. Effects on location of industry, 16. Relation between industry and development, 17. Industry types and dispersion of the world, learnin outs of this course Course Basic and Auxiliary Contexts 5. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1997), Ekonomik Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul 6. Tümertekin, E., Özgüç, N. (1998), Beşeri Coğrafya, Çantay Kitabevi, İstanbul Methods of Give a Lecture Assessment Criterias Verbal lecturing If Avaible, to Sign (x) 1. Quiz Quiz 3. Quiz 4. Quiz 5. Quiz Oral Examination Practice Examination (Laboratory, Project etc.) Final Examination 60 Semester Course Plan Week Subjects Introduction: Concept of industry and industry-geography relations 1 General Average Percentage (%) Rate

42 The term of industry in the Ottoman Empire and Republic Of Turkey Geographical analysis in Turkey s industry Industrial zones in Turkey Develop process of contemporary industry in Turkey Effects of the industrial revolution on the Ottoman Empire and Republic Of Turkey Industrial politics of Atatürk Mid term exam Relation between industry and raw material in Turkey Relation between industry and labor in Turkey Relation between industry and energy in Turkey Relation between industry and urbanisation in Turkey Teories of location of industry in Turkey Global dispersion of industry Relations with Course Department Advantages 1 Programme Advantages Skill of relation between economy and earth Course Contribution None Partially Full Contri bution 2 Skill of effective communication 3 Understanding of economic situation in own country and the world 4 Understanding using for natural and human resources 5 Cognition of Sustainable development and optimal use of natural resources

43 6 Understanding of living condition in own country and the world 7 Acknowledge about actuel problems 8 Skill of using the proffesional knowlwdge 9 Understanding how is globalisation Prepared by : Asist.Prof.Dr. Barış TAŞ Date :