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Socio-Political Studios

ОК 05

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2022/2023

7 Semester

2

Аpply knowledge of the basic forms and laws of abstract and logical thinking, the basics of the methodology of scientific knowledge, the forms and methods of extracting, analyzing, processing and synthesizing information in the subject area of computer science.

Distance form

Missing

The discipline "Social and Political Studies" aims to uncover the peculiarities of sociological and political knowledge about society, models of social order and interactions, basic dimensions and problems of modern society, the logic of its development, socio-cultural and political-cultural characteristics and trends of development of modern Ukrainian society. During the study of the discipline, attention is focused on the dimensions of values, identity, inequalities, social solidarity and conflicts, social relations in employment and politics systems, history of political thought, issues of power, regimes in politics, political systems of society and state, civil society, democracy, parties and party systems, elections, world politics, etc.

1. Short Oxford Political Dictionary. Kyiv, Fundamentals, 2006. 789 p. 2. Kuzmenko T. M. Sociology: textbook. Kyiv: Center of Educational Literature, 2010. 320 p. 3. Political Encyclopedic Dictionary / V. B. Averyanov, I. V. Alekseenko, S. S. Andreev, et al. Kyiv, 2004. 428 p. 4. Political Science: Answers to Exam Questions: textbook / edited by V. F. Tsvykha. Kyiv: Znannia, 2012. 374 p. 5. Political Science: textbook for higher education institutions / edited by Tsvykha V. F., Batrymenk O. V. Kyiv: VPC "Kyiv University", 2010. 629 p. 6. Sociological Dimensions of Civil Society in Ukraine / edited by O. Reznik. – Kyiv: Institute of Sociology NAS of Ukraine, 2019. 288 p. 7. Ukrainian Society: Monitoring of Social Changes. Issue 6 (20) / Chief Editors V.M. Voron, M.O. Shulga. – Kyiv: Institute of Sociology NAS of Ukraine, 2019. 517 p.

Lectures, seminars, individual work

The semester grade is determined by the points obtained by the student in the process of mastering the material from the entire course. The overall grade for the semester is composed of points earned for in-class work (oral presentations, contributions, and participation in seminar discussions) and for independent work (working with texts, researching values, writing recommendation texts). The maximum number of points a student can receive for their work during the semester is 100 points. The form of the final evaluation is the credit. The assessment is carried out by issuing a final grade, which is defined as the sum of points for all successfully assessed learning outcomes.

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