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ISTANBUL
UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF LAW
THE SCHOOL OF JURISPRUDENCE
ECTS COURSE
DESCRIPTIONS
I. YEAR
I. SEMESTER
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INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC LAW |
Course Code:
101 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
3h/week |
Tutorials: - |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Yasemin Işıktaç, Sercan Gürler |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students general knowledge of the Public Law and its basic notions;
to analyze the general principles of Turkish Constitutional Law.
Course Contents
·
The
definition, sources and branches of law
·
Public
law – Private law distinction
·
Political power and the sovereign problem
·
The
state and its elements; forms of the state; the government systems
·
The
notion and types of constitution
·
The
general principles of Turkish Constitutional Law
·
Legislative and executive powers; the relations between them
·
The
judicial review of legislative acts
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Kemal Gözler,
Anayasa Hukukuna Giriş
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INTRODUCTION TO ADMINISTRATIVE LAW |
Course Code:
103 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials: - |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Aydın Gülan, Halit Uyanık |
Aims
and Objectives
Administrative law concerns the regulation of the relations between
persons and associations to the executive force and its technical
aspect, the administration.
Course Contents
·
The
Turkish administrative structure (central and local administration)
·
Administrative procedures and agreements
·
Functions of the administration (public service and security)
·
Law of
administrative personnel
·
Administrative property and its ways of acquisition
·
Financial responsibility of the administration
·
Legal
control over administration (administrative law suits and procedure)
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Metin Günday, İdare Hukuku
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INTRODUCTION TO PRIVATE LAW I |
Course Code:
105 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
3h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Mustafa Aksu |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students general knowledge of Turkish private law and its branches
named Law of Persons, Family Law and Property Law.
Course
Contents
-
Introduction to law
-
Law
of Persons
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Family Law
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The
general principles of Property Law
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Turhan Esener, Hukuk Başlangıcı
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Necip Bilge, Hukuk Başlangıcı
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Hüseyin Hatemi, Medeni Hukuka Giriş
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Turgut Akıntürk, Medeni Hukuk
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KEYBOARD SKILLS I |
Course Code:
107 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
- |
Tutorials:
3h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Gülendam Sadi |
Aims
and Objectives
To
teach and to improve Turkish style of keyboard (F keyboard). The course
is completely practical except for a little basic information where
required.
Course
Contents
·
The
characteristics of F keyboard writing
·
The
systematic and practical studies aimed at improving writing skills of
students in F keyboard
·
Practicing on examples of real legal documents
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Muzaffer Okutan,
Daktilografi
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INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING I |
Course Code:
125
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact:
Hüseyin Mert |
Aims
and Objectives
The aim
of this course is to make students familiar with basic accounting
concepts and applications. By the end of the
course, students are expected to identify the role of the accounting
function in an enterprise, to use the concepts of the accrual basis of
accounting and to use accounting techniques for service and
merchandising businesses.
Course Contents
·
Introduction to financial accounting: Accounting information and user
groups, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Understanding business
transactions
·
The
accounting equation. The business transaction of a service firm. The
financial statement of a service firm.
·
Accounting cycle: Definition of the account and ledger. Rules of debit
and credit
·
General
journal and recording in a journal. Summarizing business transactions,
trial balance
·
Adjusting and correcting the accounts. Closing the accounts. Preparing
the balance sheet and income statement
·
Accounting analysis in the merchandising firm. Acquiring assets from
stockholders, creditors or earning process
·
Investing the resources: buying merchandise, transportation charges,
purchases returns and allowances
·
Using
the resources: using money-type resource, merchandise, prepaid expenses,
plant and equipment
·
Selling
the product: sales, return and allowances, collection of accounts
receivable
·
Returning assets to stockholders and creditors: dividend debt payments.
Posting and summarizing process
·
Adjustments: prepaid expenses, depreciation and plant and equipment,
expenses on credit, accrued revenues, unearned revenues
·
Closing
the accounts. Preparing the financial statements: income statement,
statement of retained earnings, balance sheet.
Assessment Methods
Midterm examination (%40) and final examination (%60)
Text
Book / Recommended Reading
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Ümit Ataman, Genel Muhasebe
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COMPUTER SKILLS I |
Course Code:
127 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: İsmail Özmen |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of computer and improve computer
skills of students.
Course
Contents
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Basic concepts
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The
properties and principles of hardware
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Introduction to the operating systems
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To
give the knowledge of how to use Windows
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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JUSTICE PSYCHOLOGY |
Course Code:
131 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials: - |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Yasemin Işıktaç, Süleyman Ceyhan |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the general knowledge of the aims, the subject, the methodology of
justice psychology as a branch of Criminal Law
Course Contents
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The
importance of psychological situations of the persons, who are in
the activity performed during trials.
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Psychology of defendant, convicts, judge and witness.
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Psychological information needed in Criminal law for explaining some
of its topics, like animus, suspension, conditional release.
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The
classification of convicts
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Faruk Erem, Adalet Psikolojisi
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Füsun Sokullu-Akıncı, Adalet Psikolojisi Ders Notları
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TURKISH LANGUAGE I |
Course Code:
109 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Nesrin Evrenos |
Aims
and Objectives
Law as
a social and normative science depends heavily on the use of language. A
healthy, flawless Turkish is necessary for understanding, interpreting
and applying legal texts in accordance with justice and truth. Thus,
Turkish language is important for all law and related classes.
Course Contents
·
The
meaning of language
·
The
classification of languages and the place of Turkish language in this
classification
·
The
relation between language and culture
·
Written
language – spoken language distinction
·
The
historical development of Turkish language; the purifying movements in
history of Turkish language
·
The
structure and properties of Turkish language
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Muharrem Ergin, Üniversiteler İçin Türk Dili
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Zeynep Korkmaz – Hamza Zülfikar, Üniversiteler için Türk Dili ve
Kompozisyon Bilgileri
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THE PRINCIPLES OF ATATÜRK AND THE HISTORY OF TURKISH REVOLUTION
I |
Course Code:
111 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Oktay Uygun |
Aims
and Objectives
During
the first semester the historical background and the results of “Turkish
Independence War” are examined.
Course
Contents
-
The
characteristics and the results of First World War
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The
Montrose Armistice and the thesis concerning the future of Ottoman
Empire
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The
local congress powers
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The
national congress powers (Sivas Congress and afterwards)
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The
overcoming of power problem
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The
war democracy
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The
Lozan Peace Pact
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The
dynamics of great transformation
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The
role of leader in “Independence and Establishment”
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Bülent Tanör, Kuruluş /Kurtuluş
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THE HISTORY OF ART I |
Course Code:
113 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Nur Taviloğlu |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the general knowledge of world art history and especially the historical
development and forms of Anatolian art.
Course
Contents
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Pre-Historic and especially the Hittite art
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Ancient Greek and Roman periods
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Byzantium art
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Early Islamic art
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The
Seljuk period architecture
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Classical and later Ottoman art; the palaces of Ottoman
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Traditional Turkish arts
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History of European art
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Contemporary art
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE I |
Course Code:
115 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
English |
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Contact: :
aunlusoy@istanbul.edu.tr |
Aims
and Objectives
This
course aims to provide the students in their first year with the basic
grammar and communicative skills in English. At the end of the course,
the students are expected to be able to read and write in very basic
English as well as raising an awareness of the structure of the language
Course
Contents
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Verb tenses such as to be, have got, there is, present simple,
present continuous and past simple.
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Modal verbs such as can, must, have to
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Prepositions
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Pronouns
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Imperatives
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Countable and uncountable nouns
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Dilek İnal, Step by Step, A Course in Book English
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INTRODUCTION TO TAX LAW |
Course Code:
117 |
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ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
1h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Süheyl Donay |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of constitutional principles
regarding the tax duty.
Course
Contents
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Tax
procedure law
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Tax
criminal law
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Tax
disagreements
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Tax
confiscation law
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General guidelines of the Turkish tax system
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Tax
types in the Turkish tax system and other revenues of the
administration
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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I. YEAR
II. SEMESTER
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CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW
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Course Code:
102 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Timuçin Muşul, Evren Koç |
Aims
and Objectives
To
examine the judicial rules of trials and courts, appeals and arbitration
as an alternative judgment model; organization of local courts and the
appeal court.
Course Contents
·
What
does it mean the law of procedure; the procedural law – substantive law
distinction
·
Civil
procedure – criminal procedure distinction
·
General
court structure
·
Persons
participating in the administration of justice
·
Law of
Civil Procedure (1. Commencing an action; 2. Evidence; 3. Rendition of
judgment; 4. Appeal
·
Special
procedures
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Timuçin Muşul, Medeni Usül Hukuku Bilgisi
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INTRODUCTION TO PRIVATE LAW II |
Course Code:
104 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Tufan Öğüz, Mustafa Aksu |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students general knowledge of Turkish private law and its branch
named Obligations Law and general provisions of the Turkish Code of
Obligations
Course
Contents
·
Legal
transactions especially on contracts as a source resulting in an
obligation
·
Performance and non performance of contracts and termination of
contracts
·
The
regulations related to torts, unjust enrichment, some special provisions
of obligation transactions; assignment and delegation
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Halûk Nomer, Borçlar Hukuku Genel Hükümler
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ADMINISTRATIVE TRIAL LAW |
Course Code:
106 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Aydın Gülan, Halit Uyanık |
Aims
and Objectives
To
study the administrative trial organization and administrative trial
procedure. In this scope, the subject that responsibility of
administration have special importance.
Course
Contents
-
The
organization of administrative courts
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Persons participating in the administration of justice
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Competence and venue
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Action for annulment and full remedy action
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Stay order
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Şeref Gözübüyük, Yönetim Hukuku
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Şeref Gözübüyük, Yönetsel Yargı
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INTRODUCTION TO COMMERCIAL LAW
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Course Code:
108 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: N. Füsun Nomer, Dilek Cengiz |
Aims
and Objectives
The
main subjects of this lesson are business (commercial) enterprise law,
company law and negotiable instruments law.
Course Contents
·
The law
of commercial enterprise (1. The concept of commercial enterprise; 2.
Commercial transactions; 3. Commercial suits; 4. Commercial agents; 5.
Books of accounts; 6. Trade register; 7. Unfair competition, trade marks
and current accounts)
·
The law
of negotiable instruments (1. The concept of negotiable instruments; 2.
Variety of negotiable instruments; 3. Lost and annulment of a negotiable
instrument; 4. Validity of bill of exchange; 5. Bond and checks, how to
transfer these negotiable instruments; 6. The results of to pay and not
to pay the money these instruments include.)
·
The
company law (1. Unincorporated company; 2. The general rules of
commercial corporations; 3. The foundation of partnerships; 4. Limited
partnerships; 5. Private liability companies; 6. Joint stock companies;
7. The organization of these companies, the changes of partners or
shareholders in these companies, the rights and obligations of
shareholders and the annulment of these companies.)
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Oğuz İmregün, Kara Ticareti Hukuku Dersleri
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KEYBOARD SKILLS II |
Course Code:
110 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
- |
Tutorials:
3h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Gülendam Sadi |
Aims
and Objectives
To
teach and to improve Turkish style of keyboard (F keyboard). The course
is completely practical except for a little needed basic information.
Course
Contents
·
The
characteristics of F keyboard writing
·
The
systematic and practical studies aimed at improving writing skills of
students in F keyboard
·
Practicing on examples of real legal documents
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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Muzaffer Okutan, Daktilografi
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INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING II |
Course Code:
126
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact:
Hüseyin Mert |
Aims
and Objectives
The aim
of this course is to make students familiar with basic accounting
concepts and applications. By the end of the
course, students are expected to identify the role of the accounting
function in an enterprise, to use the concepts of the accrual basis of
accounting and to use accounting techniques for service and
merchandising businesses.
Course Contents
·
Introduction to financial accounting: Accounting information and user
groups, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Understanding business
transactions
·
The
accounting equation. The business transaction of a service firm. The
financial statement of a service firm.
·
Accounting cycle: Definition of the account and ledger. Rules of debit
and credit
·
General
journal and recording in a journal. Summarizing business transactions,
trial balance
·
Adjusting and correcting the accounts. Closing the accounts. Preparing
the balance sheet and income statement
·
Accounting analysis in the merchandising firm. Acquiring assets from
stockholders, creditors or earning process
·
Investing the resources: buying merchandise, transportation charges,
purchases returns and allowances
·
Using
the resources: using money-type resource, merchandise, prepaid expenses,
plant and equipment
·
Selling
the product: sales, return and allowances, collection of accounts
receivable
·
Returning assets to stockholders and creditors: dividend debt payments.
Posting and summarizing process
·
Adjustments: prepaid expenses, depreciation and plant and equipment,
expenses on credit, accrued revenues, unearned revenues
·
Closing
the accounts. Preparing the financial statements: income statement,
statement of retained earnings, balance sheet.
Assessment Methods
Midterm examination (%40) and final examination (%60)
Text
Book / Recommended Reading
-
Ümit Ataman, Genel Muhasebe
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COMPUTER SKILLS II |
Course Code:
128 |
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ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: İsmail Özmen |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of computer and improve computer
skills of students.
Course
Contents
-
The
properties and using methods of MS Excel in general
-
Getting Started with Microsoft Excel
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Excel Charts
-
Break-Even Analysis Using Microsoft Excel
-
Building Scenarios and Outlines with Excel
-
Excel Solution Templates
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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ADVOCACY LAW |
Course Code:
112 |
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ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
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Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
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Contact: Timuçin Muşul, Evren Koç |
Aims
and Objectives
To
examine the general characteristics of the Act of Advocacy and analyze
the relations between advocate and client, the position of advocate
regards the State.
Course
Contents
-
The
problems concerning the special meaning of advocacy duty as a public
duty
-
The
provisions of being advocate
-
The
training period
-
The
concept and the structure of the bar
-
The
contract of proxy
-
The
payment of advocacy
-
The
judicial aid
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
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INTRODUCTION TO DOCUMENTATION |
Course Code:
114 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Mehmet Canatar, İshak Keskin |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of documentation and how to use
archives
Course
Contents
·
The
organization and improvement of documentation services
·
The
procedures of documentation
·
Filing
and the filing systems
·
The
notion of archive; the archive systems and techniques
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
A.
Fikret Ar, Dosyalama-Arşiv, Resmi Yazışma ve Rapor Yazma Teknikleri
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Belgelerle Arşivcilik Tarihimiz
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İsmet Binark, Arşiv ve Arşivcilik Bilgileri
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Bruce W. Dearstyne, Arşivsel Girişim: Modern Arşivcilik İlkeleri,
Uygulamaları ve Teknikleri
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TURKISH LANGUAGE II |
Course Code:
116 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Nesrin Evrenos |
Aims
and Objectives
Law as
a social and normative science depends heavily on the use of language. A
healthy, flawless Turkish is necessary for understanding, interpreting
and applying legal texts in accordance with justice and truth. Thus,
Turkish language is important for all law and related classes.
Course Contents
·
The
meaning of language
·
The
classification of languages and the place of Turkish language in this
classification
·
The
relation between language and culture
·
Written
language – spoken language distinction
·
The
historical development of Turkish language; the purifying movements in
history of Turkish language
·
The
structure and properties of Turkish language
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Muharrem Ergin, Üniversiteler için Türk Dili
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Zeynep Korkmaz – Hamza Zülfikâr, Üniversiteler için Türk Dili ve
Kompozisyon Bilgileri
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THE PRINCIPLES OF ATATÜRK AND THE HISTORY OF TURKISH REVOLUTION
II |
Course Code:
118 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Oktay Uygun |
Aims
and Objectives
During
the second semester, “Independence” is complemented with the concept of
“Establishment” (Establishment of Modern Turkey).
Course
Contents
-
Political Revolutions: Abolishment of Sultanate, Proclamation of the
Republic, Abolishment of Caliphate,
-
Legal Reforms and Adoption of Foreign Laws,
-
Nationalization and the Establishment of Nation State,
-
Secularization and the Establishment of Secular State,
-
Cultural and Economical Reforms,
-
Ideology of Kemalist Regime,
-
International and Regional Effects of Turkish Revolution,
-
Interpretations of Turkish Revolution.
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Bülent Tanör, Kuruluş /Kurtuluş
|
|
|
FOREIGN LANGUAGE II |
Course Code:
120 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
English |
|
Contact:
aunlusoy@istanbul.edu.tr |
Aims
and Objectives
This
course aims to provide the students in their first year with the basic
grammar and communicative skills in English. At the end of the course,
the students are expected to be able to read and write in very basic
English as well as raising an awareness of the structure of the language
Course
Contents
-
Verb tenses such as to be, have got, there is, present simple,
present continuous and past simple.
-
Modal verbs such as can, must, have to
-
Prepositions
-
Pronouns
-
Imperatives
-
Countable and uncountable nouns
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Dilek İnal, Step by Step, A Course in Book English
|
|
|
THE LAW OF JUDICIAL ORGANISATION |
Course Code:
122 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
2nd |
Undergraduate |
Selective |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
English |
|
Contact: Yasemin Işıktaç, Sercan Gürler |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge and notions of judicial power; to
analyze Turkish court system.
Course
Contents
-
General knowledge of judicial power
-
Notions of “rule of law” and “the independence of the judiciary”
-
The
general classification of courts
-
General knowledge of Turkish judicial organization
-
Turkish inferior and superior courts; the relations between them
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Ramazan Arslan – Süha Tanrıver, Yargı Örgütü Hukuku
|
|
|
THE LAW OF THE POLICE AND ITS ORGANISATION |
Course Code:
119 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
1st |
Undergraduate |
Selective |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Ramazan Yıldız |
Aims
and Objectives
To
examine the police as a part of the social order. The police is in close
relation with the other members of the social order; like the other
members of the social order, the police has also duty to protect and
improve this order.
Course
Contents
-
The
general structure of the police organization
-
Introduction to the Law of Police
-
The
judicial and administrative duties and authority of the police
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Nevzat Sönmez, Polisin Görev ve Yetkileri
-
Yılmaz Yaşar, Açıklamalı Polis Meslek Hukuku
|
II. YEAR
III. SEMESTER
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL LAW |
Course Code:
201 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
Serap Keskin, Süleyman Ceyhan |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of criminal law, its duties,
distinctions, general principles, historical development, resources,
implementation rules and extradition.
Course
Contents
·
The
concept of Criminal Law
·
The
general crime theory (1. Elements of crimes; 2. Causes influencing the
crime; 3. Contempt; 4. Multiple crimes; 5. Association; 6. Recurring
criminality)
·
The
general punishment theory (1. Types of punishment; 2. Sentencing; 3.
Execution)
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Kayıhan İçel – Süheyl Donay, Ceza Hukuku (Genel Kısım)
-
Kayıhan İçel, Füsun Sokullu-Akıncı, İzzet Özgenç, Adem Sözüer, Fatih
S. Mahmutoğlu, Yener Ünver, Suç Teorisi
|
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO EXECUTION LAW
|
Course Code:
203 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Timuçin Muşul, Evren Koç |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of Execution Law. This has vital
importance for the students who will be working as execution personnel
either in an advocacy office or in courthouse after graduation.
Course
Contents
-
Introduction of execution organs
-
Procedures of execution of court orders and rules applicable to
execution without court order, especially the execution of papers of
value
-
Execution crimes and attachments
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Timuçin Muşul, İcra Hukuku
|
|
|
KEYBOARD SKILLS III |
Course Code:
205 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
- |
Tutorials:
3h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Gülendam Sadi |
Aims
and Objectives
To
teach and to improve Turkish style of keyboard (F keyboard). The course
is completely practical except for a little needed basic information.
Course
Contents
·
The
characteristics of F keyboard writing
·
The
systematic and practical studies aimed at improving writing skills of
students in F keyboard
·
Practicing on examples of real legal documents
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Muzaffer Okutan, Daktilografi
|
|
|
COMPUTER SKILLS III |
Course Code:
223 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: İsmail Özmen |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of computer and improve computer
skills of students.
Course
Contents
-
Introduction to Internet
-
The
basic concepts of Internet
-
The
knowledge of how to use Internet and the Internet Security
programmers
-
Introduction to Web Page designing
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
|
|
|
COST ACCOUNTING |
Course Code:
221 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
1h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Hüseyin Mert |
Aims
and Objectives
The
primary objective of this course is to teach how to produce and use cost
data for managerial purposes, and for inventory valuation and income
determination purposes.
Course
Contents
-
General Concepts of Accounting and Cost Accounting
-
Income Statements of Merchandising and Manufacturing Companies
-
Direct Material Cost
-
Direct Labor Cost
-
Factory Overhead
-
Cost Allocation
-
Job-Order Costing
-
Process Costing
-
Joint Production
-
Uniform Accounting System
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (%40) and final examination (%60)
Text
Book / Recommended Reading
-
Kâmil Büyükmirza, Maliyet ve Yönetim Muhasebesi
|
|
|
FORENSIC MEDICINE |
Course Code:
211 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
Nadir Arıcan |
Aims
and Objectives
The aim
of this course are giving information that facilitate to understand
reports which are prepared in the investigation and prosecution stages,
by medical laboratory, physician and expert of forensic medicine for
proving.
Course
Contents
-
Death and its samples
-
Wounds and crushes
-
Birth and miscarriage
-
Rape and medical psychiatry
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
|
|
|
THE LAW OF THE PROCESSES AND THE ORGANISATION OF COURT OFFICES |
Course Code:
213 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
Yasemin Işıktaç, Ebru Kayabaş |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the knowledge of processes performed by courts officials before, during
and after the hearing and judging.
Course
Contents
·
General
look to Turkish judicial system
·
The
officials performing in the courts of Turkish judicial system
·
The
processes performed by the officials of inferior and superior civil
courts
·
The
processes performed by the officials of inferior and superior criminal
courts
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Ahmet Uğur Turan, Kalem Mevzuatı
|
|
|
THE LAW OF NOTICES |
Course Code:
215 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
1h/week |
Lectures:
1h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
Timuçin Muşul, Evren Koç |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of the Law of Notices as a branch of
Procedural Law and to analyze the Act of Notices.
Course
Contents
-
The
definition and the notion of notices
-
The
types of notices
-
The
sending procedures of notices
-
The
notices incompatible with the law
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Timuçin Muşul, Tebligat Hukuku
|
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO BANKING LAW |
Course Code:
219 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
3rd |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
N. Füsun Nomer, Dilek Cengiz |
Aims
and Objectives
To
study the foundation of banks, the control of banks and the transactions
of banks.
Course
Contents
-
The
notion of bank and banking
-
Turkish Banking Legislation,
-
The
necessary conditions that banks should have when starting business
-
The
issues that have special importance for bank shareholders,
-
The
organization of banks
-
Accounts and books of accounts of banks, how to control the banks
and banking transactions.
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Ünal Tekinalp, Banka Hukukunun Esasları
|
II. YEAR
IV. SEMESTER
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW |
Course Code:
202 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
1h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
Serap Keskin, Süleyman Ceyhan |
Aims
and Objectives
To
examine basic terms of criminal procedure, its applicability with
respect of space, time and person.
Course Contents
·
General
principles of criminal procedure law
·
Persons
on criminal procedure: judge, public prosecutor, defendant, defense
attorney, private prosecutor and intervener
·
Subject
of criminal procedure, evidence
·
Special
Prosecution Safety Measures like “detention” and “search”
·
Criminal trial procedure, appeals, judgment, res judicata and special
criminal procedures
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Bahri Öztürk, Ceza Usul Hukuku Bilgisi
|
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO BANKRUPTCY LAW |
Course Code:
204 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
1h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Timuçin Muşul, Evren Koç |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of Bankruptcy Law. This has vital
importance for the students who will be working as execution personnel
either in an advocacy office or in courthouse after graduation.
Course
Contents
-
The
procedures of bankrupting for a person of commerce and the
composition.
-
The
liquidation of goods after bankruptcy and the clearing of the debts
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Timuçin Muşul, İflas Hukuku
|
|
|
KEYBOARD SKILLS IV |
Course Code:
206 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
- |
Tutorials:
3h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Gülendam Sadi |
Aims
and Objectives
To
teach and to improve Turkish style of keyboard (F keyboard). The course
is completely practical except for a little needed basic information.
Course
Contents
·
The
characteristics of F keyboard writing
·
The
systematic and practical studies aimed at improving writing skills of
students in F keyboard
·
Practicing on examples of real legal documents
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Muzaffer Okutan, Daktilografi
|
|
|
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING |
Course Code:
222
|
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
1h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: |
Hüseyin Mert |
Aims
and Objectives
The
primary objective of this course is to teach how to produce and use cost
data for managerial decision-making purposes, and for inventory
valuation and income determination.
Course
Contents
·
Activity – Based Cost Systems and Strategic Cost Analysis
·
Job-Order Costing
·
Process
Costing
·
Cost
Effects of Spoilage
·
Assignment of Costs to Joint Products
·
Decision Making Aspects of Joint- Product Costing
·
Accounting for By-Products
·
Introduction to Strategic Planning and Budgeting
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (%40) and final examination (%60)
Text
Book / Recommended Reading
-
Kâmil Büyükmirza, Maliyet ve Yönetim Muhasebesi
|
|
|
COMPUTER SKILLS IV |
Course Code:
224 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
1h/week |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: İsmail Özmen |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the students the general knowledge of computer and improve computer
skills of students.
Course
Contents
-
What is Database?
-
The
structure of Database
-
Creating of Database
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
|
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT |
Course Code:
210 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
3 h/week |
Lectures:
3h/week |
Tutorials: - |
Language of the course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
İsmet Mucuk |
Aims
and Objectives
This
course aims to provide students a permanent perspective towards
contemporary management approaches and theories on chronological basis
starting from scientific management. It is aimed that the student
recognizes the nature of management and organization while trying to
figure out what lies behind today’s total quality management issues.
Moreover, students are encouraged to improve their skills in planning,
organizing and other management functions.
Course
Contents
-
Introduction: Management Process and Basic Concepts
-
The
Industrial Revolution and The Classical Management Thought
-
The
Human Relations Approach and The Neo-Classical Organization Theory
-
Modern Management Thought
-
Post-modern Management Thought and Total Quality Management
-
Planning
-
Organization Structures and Charts
-
Basic Behavioral Issues in Management and Organization
-
Managerial Ethics
-
Chaos Theory and Complexity Approach to Management
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (%40) and final examination (%60)
Text
Book/Recommended Reading
-
İsmet Mucuk, Modern İşletmecilik
-
İsmet Mucuk, Temel İşletme Bilgileri
-
Ali
Akdemir, Temel İşletmecilik Bilgileri
-
Güngör Onal, Temel İşletmecilik Bilgisi
|
|
|
INTRODUCTION TO EXECUTION OF PENALTIES LAW |
Course Code:
212 |
|
ECTS Credits:
3 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials: - |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact:
Serap Keskin, Süleyman Ceyhan |
Aims
and Objectives
To
study in the frames of the Code of Execution of Penalties and
Regulations of Execution of Penalties, penal sanctions, final sentence,
procedure of execution of penal sanctions, procedure of prison in
Turkish Penal Law and Turkish Execution of Penalties Law.
Course
Contents
-
The
historical development of execution of penalties
-
The
application of penalties
-
The
suspension of penalties
-
The
execution of penalties in respect of the different types of
penalties
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Timur Demirbaş, İnfaz Hukuku
-
Ayhan Önder, İnfaz Hukuku Ders Notları
|
|
|
THE HISTORY OF ART II |
Course Code:
216 |
|
ECTS Credits:
2 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: Nur Taviloğlu |
Aims
and Objectives
To give
the general knowledge of world art history and especially the historical
development and forms of Anatolian art.
Course
Contents
-
Pre-Historic and especially the Hittite art
-
Ancient Greek and Roman periods
-
Byzantium art
-
Early Islamic art
-
The
Seljuk period architecture
-
Classical and later Ottoman art; the palaces of Ottoman
-
Traditional Turkish arts
-
History of European art
-
Contemporary art
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
|
|
|
BASIC BANKING PROCESSES |
Course Code:
220 |
|
ECTS Credits:
4 |
Semester:
4th |
Undergraduate |
Required |
|
Hours:
2h/week |
Lectures:
2h/week |
Tutorials:
- |
Language of the Course:
Turkish |
|
Contact: N. Füsun Nomer, Dilek Cengiz |
Aims
and Objectives
As a
complement to Banking Law this course’s aim is to examine the basic
banking processes in detail.
Course
Contents
-
The
notion of “banking processes”
-
General conditions of processes
-
The
behavioral obligations of banking
-
Deposition processes
-
Credit processes
-
Payment processes
Assessment Methods
Midterm
examination (40%) and final examination (60%)
Text Book / Recommended
Reading
-
Ünal Tekinalp, Banka Hukukunun Esasları
|
|