Résumé du module : Terminologie française
Première année – Tronc commun Sciences humaines et sociales
Le module de Terminologie française destiné aux étudiants de première année en sciences humaines et sociales vise à développer les compétences linguistiques nécessaires à la compréhension et à l’utilisation du vocabulaire scientifique en langue française. Ce module constitue un outil fondamental pour l’accès aux textes académiques et scientifiques dans les différentes disciplines des sciences humaines et sociales.
Il permet aux étudiants de se familiariser avec les notions de base de la langue française académique, notamment les termes les plus couramment utilisés dans les domaines de la sociologie, de la psychologie, de l’histoire, de la philosophie, de l’anthropologie et des sciences de l’éducation. L’accent est mis sur la compréhension des concepts, la précision lexicale et l’enrichissement du vocabulaire scientifique.
Le programme aborde également les mécanismes de formation des termes (préfixes, suffixes, racines), les emprunts linguistiques, ainsi que la distinction entre langue courante et langue scientifique. Il contribue à améliorer les capacités de lecture, d’analyse et de résumé des textes spécialisés, tout en facilitant l’expression écrite et orale en contexte universitaire.
En somme, ce module vise à renforcer l’autonomie linguistique des étudiants, à favoriser leur réussite académique et à les préparer à l’exploitation efficace des ressources scientifiques rédigées en langue française.
مدخل الى الاقتصاد من مقاييس الوحدة الأفقية،وتساهم في فهم وتمييز الطلبة بين مختلف المفاهيم المستخدمة في العلوم الاقتصادية.
تساعد هذه المحاضرات الطلبة على التعمق في معرفة مباديء علم الاقتصاد ،والتعرف على أهم المدارس الفكرية والنظرية في الاقتصاد ،وكذا معرفة أهم المناهج البحثية في العلوم الاقتصادية وصولاً إلى تحليل أركان المعاملات الاقتصادية وتفسيرها.
الفئة المستهدفة:
دروس مقياس مدخل الى الاقتصاد موجهة لطلبة السنة الأولى ليسانس علم اجتماع السداسي الأول.
الأهداف العامة:يهدف هذا المقياس إلى تزويد الطلبة بالتقنيات والأساليب العلمية لدراسة الموضوعات الاقتصادية المختلفة،والتعرف على المصطلحات الاقتصادية التي تبنتها مختلف المذاهب الفكرية الاقتصادية.ووضع ضوابط للتعامل مع أي موضوع أو ظاهرة اقتصادية من خلال المناهج البحثية،مما يؤدي إلى تعلم الطلبة أركان وقواعد المعاملات الاقتصادية.
English Module Overview for First-Year Social Sciences Students
The English module introduces first-year Social Sciences students to foundational concepts of sociology and related fields while improving their language skills. The course begins with an introductory lecture on the nature of sociology, followed by key topics such as crime and criminology, emphasizing their social dimensions and methods of analysis. Students also explore communication and the sociology of communication, focusing on media and interpersonal interactions. Essential research methods in sociology are covered, alongside an introduction to anthropology and its relationship to cultural studies. Other modules include educational sociology, examining the role of education in societal development, and organizational and work sociology, focusing on workplace behavior and labor relations. This interdisciplinary course not only enhances students’ understanding of social science terms but also prepares them for advanced academic engagement.
Summary of the English Language Module for First-Year Social Sciences Students
Introduction:
This course is designed to introduce first-year students in the Social Sciences Common Core to key sociological and related concepts using English. It aims to build students' English proficiency while familiarizing them with foundational terms and topics relevant to their field of study.
Key Topics:
What is Sociology?
A broad introduction to sociology as the scientific study of society, social relationships, and social behavior.
Exploration of how sociology helps analyze societal structures and interactions.
Definition of Crime and Criminology:
Understanding crime as a social phenomenon.
Introduction to criminology, the study of crime, its causes, and methods of prevention.
Introduction to Communication and Sociology of Communication:
The role of communication in social interaction.
Key aspects of the sociology of communication, including media, cultural influence, and interpersonal exchanges.
Research Methodology in Sociology:
Basics of sociological research methods, including qualitative and quantitative approaches.
Steps in conducting sociological studies: hypothesis formation, data collection, and analysis.
Anthropology:
Overview of anthropology as the study of human societies, cultures, and their development.
Differences and connections between anthropology and sociology.
Educational Sociology:
Examination of the relationship between education and society.
Topics include the role of education in socialization and its impact on societal development.
Organizational Sociology and Work Sociology:
Study of social structures within organizations.
Focus on workplace dynamics, organizational behavior, and labor relations.
Opening Lecture:
The course begins with an introductory lecture on The Nature of Sociology, which sets the stage for understanding the discipline and its relevance to other social sciences.
Objectives:
Enhance students' understanding of key sociological concepts.
Improve their ability to engage with academic texts and discussions in English.
Prepare students for advanced studies in sociology and related fields.
This course not only builds linguistic proficiency but also fosters a deeper understanding of the interdisciplinary connections in the social sciences.