GE311 : geographical research methods

Department

Department of Geography

Academic Program

Bachelor in Geography

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

For several decades, scientific and research circles, especially universities and educational institutions of all levels, have become very interested in providing well-studied works, programs and plans, and are based on research foundations and firm rules, according to what was stated in the theories put forward by scholars of scientific research methods, especially in Europe, which come as an extension of ideas and destinations. A previous look when some thinkers called for using the descriptive, deductive, inductive, objective, empirical, and other approaches.

Intended learning outcomes

From studying this course, the student will acquire several skills, including the ability to use and apply the methods of scientific research methods, which greatly help in arranging and sequencing ideas, and enable researchers and students in particular to organize the research process and to use sources, libraries, maps and other data to ensure the output of useful and serious scientific work.

Teaching and learning methods

Teaching methods for this course include scientific lectures, group discussion, and working papers.

Methods of assessments

Midterm exam: 20 marks.

Various activities: 20 marks.

Final exam: 60 marks

Chronological distribution of course content

The first week, the field of geography and its content

The second week, the steps of geographical scientific research - defining the problem of the study

The third week Introduction to the study - the importance of the study and its objectives

The fourth week, the hypotheses or questions of the study

The fifth week, study curricula and tools

Sixth week Observing its steps, advantages, disadvantages and conditions

Seventh week: Types of questionnaire, conditions, advantages and disadvantages

Eighth week midterm exam

The ninth week, the personal interview, its terms, advantages and disadvantages

Week Ten International Information Network

The eleventh week of computer systems tools

Twelfth week statistical records

The thirteenth week How to choose the sample, its types, advantages and disadvantages

The fourteenth week, areas of study, classification and analysis of data

Week Fifteen Writing the final research report

Sixteenth week final exam

Books and references:

1- Ahmad Badr, Principles and Methods of Scientific Research, Modern Publications Agency, Kuwait, 1984.

2- Ahmed Shalaby, How to write a research or a letter, Al-Nahda Al-Masrya Bookshop, Cairo.

3- Samir Naim, The Scientific Approach in Social Research, Cairo, 1992 AD

Note: The course instructor determines the main reference for teaching the course, and uses what he deems appropriate from the supporting references

Arabic Language 1 (AR100)
(IS100)
PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER 1 (CS100)
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION (GS101)
Libya's physical geography (GE110)
The development of geographical thought (GE111)
Physical geography (GE112)
human geography (GE114)
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (GS100)
Area geography (GE816)
Principles of Statistics (ST210)
GENERAL MATHEMATICS 2 (MM112)
GENERAL TEACHING METHODS (GS201)
EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY (GS200)
structure and topography (GE213)
population geography (GE211)
Arabic Language 2 (AR101)
PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER 2 (CS101)
(EL100)
Geographical statistics (GE204)
Human Geography of Libya (GE210)
General maps (GE212)
Water geography (GE413)
Arabic Language 3 (AR213)
(IS101)
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (GS203)
FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM (GS202)
Geography of the Arab world (GE310)
geographical research methods (GE311)
Agricultural geography (GE312)
Interpretation of aerial photographs (GE412)
Arabic Language 4 (AR216)
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS (GS301)
(EL101)
Geography of Africa (GE410)
Environmental Pollution (GE411)
Industrial geography (GE414)
Special teaching methods (GE511)
ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION (GS302)
Behavioral geography (GE513)
geographical terms (GE514)
Biogeography (GE817)
Geographic information systems (GE613)
climatic geography (GE612)
distribution maps (GE512)
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT (GS400)
TEACHING AIDS (GS303)
Political geography (GE610)
Transport geography (GE611)
Tourist geography (GE818)
Geography of the world except Africa (GE711)
Graduation Project1 (GE700)
Economic development (GE710)
(GS401)
TEACHING PRACTICE 1 (GS402)
Geography of environments (GE810)
Urban geography (GE713)
Geography of seas and oceans (GE712)
Graduation project 2 (GE815)
Geography of natural resources (GE814)
regional planning (GE813)
MEDICAL GEOGREPHY (GE812)
Practical education 2 (GS403)
Geography of services (GE811)