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DEPARMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCEINCES

UNIVERSITY OF SINDH

JAMSHORO

BS FOUR YEAR PROGRAMME (136) Credit Hours

FIST SEMESTER

Course Title Course No C.H INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK SW-310 03

PRACTICAL FIELD WORK SW-311 01

ENGLISH-I ENG-300 03

ISLAMIC STUDIES/ETHICS FOR NON-MUSLIMS IS/ET-302 02

COMPUTER SKILLS/STATISTICS CSSTAT-306 03

MINOR-I 03

MINOR-II 03

SECOND SEMESTER PAKISTANI SOCIETY SW- 312 03

PRACTICAL FIELD WORK SW-313 01

ENGLISH-II EING-301 03

PAKISTAN STUDIES PS-303 02

COMPUTER SKILLS/STATISTICS CSSTAT-308 03

MINOR-III 03

MINOR-IV 03

THIRD SEMESTER

SOCIAL NEEDS & PROBLEM OF PAKISTAN SW410 03

PRACTICAL SW411 02

ENGLISH-III ENG400 03

SINDHI/URDU SIND/URD402 02

CIVILLIZATION CIV406 03

MINOR-V 03

MINOR-VI 03

FOURTH SEMESTER FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE SW412 03

PRACTICAL FIELD WORK SW413 02

ENGLISH-IV ENG401 03

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ENVI408 03

SINDHI/URDU SIND/URD403 02

MINOR-VII 03

MINOR-VIII 03

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FIFTH SEMESTER

SOCIAL CASE WORK SW 520 03

SOCIAL GROUP WORK SW 521 03

SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIETY& SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS SW 522 03

SOCIAL SERVICES FOR SPECIAL GROUP SW 523 03

PRACTICAL FIELD WORK PLACEMENT SW 524 03

SIXTH SEMESTER

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT SW 525 03

SOCIAL RESEARCH SW 526 03

SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN SW 527 03

CHILD RIGHTS AND WELFARE SW 528 03

PRACTICAL FIELD WORK PLACEMENT SW 529 03

SEVENTH SEMESTER

Course Title Course No C.H SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION SW-600 03

STATISTICS SW-601 03

LABOUR WELFARE SERVICES SW-602 03

RURAL GOVERNMENT& LOCAL GOVERNMENT SW-603 03

PRACTICAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SW-604 03

EIGHT

SEMESTER

CONTEMPORARY OF SOCIAL WORK SW-605 3

HUMAN GROWTH & PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT SW-606 3

SOCIAL LEGISLATION SW-607 3

PRACTICAL COMMUNITY DEV: PROJECT SW-608 3

RESAERCH REPORT THESIS SW-609 3

COMPREHENSIVE VIVA VOCE SW-610 2

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FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM

BS- I (MAJOR) SW-310

1ST

SEMESTER

COURSE TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK

Aims and objectives

The main objective of this course is to acquaint the students about philosophy, objectives,

principles, voluntary and professional’s knowledge of social work. The Islamic concept of

social work education will also given to the students of Social work.

NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY OF PROFESSION SOCIAL WORK

1. Definition and philosophical base of social work

2. Objectives of social work practice

3. Basic principles of social work

4. Professional and voluntary social work

ISLAM AND SOCIAL WORK

1. Islamic concept of social welfare and professional social work

2. Worth and dignity of individual

3. Rights and responsibilities of individuals in Islamic Society

4. Social relationships in Islam i.e. Family, Neighborhood, Mosque and brotherhood

FIELD/AREAS OF SOCIAL WORKS 1. M.Khalid: - Introduction to social work. Kifayat Academy Aasan Mal Oojha Road

opp Urdu Bazaar Karachi, 2000

2. Rox A.Skedmore: - Introduction to social work, Prentice-Hall, Inc, Englewood Cliffs,

New jersey, 2008

3. Shireen Rehmatullah Social Welfare in Pakistan. Oxford University Press (2002)

4. United Nations: - Social welfare planning a part of National Development Planning in

Pakistan. Bangkok, Thailand, Sd/SE/EX-In-4. June 2009

5. Walter A.Fried Lander: - Concepts and Methods of Social work Practice-Hall,

Inc.Englewood Cliffs, New Jersy, 2008

Course Title: PRACTICAL FIELD WORK SW-311

Aims and objectives

Main objective of fieldwork practical is to provide practical knowledge to the students of

social work that they develop their skill and attitudes towards practical social work.

Contents

Orientation visits of local social welfare agencies

Orientation visits of Rural Social Welfare Agencies

Note: The students have to submit three copies of field reports to the department at the end of

those visits the report would carry weight age in terms of total marks and grades.

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B.S. I (MAJOR)

2ND

SEMESTER BSI

Course Title: PAKISTANI SOCIETY SW 312

Aims and objectives

The objective of this course is to equip the students with knowledge of Social Welfare, Social

Work Profession, Characteristics of Pakistan Society and role of culture in Socialization.

1. Definition and scope

2. Historical perspective welfare in Pakistan

PAKISTAN STUDIES

1. Definition and description of the term “Pakistani Society ”

2. Characteristics of Pakistani Society

3. Comparison of Rural and Urban Communities

CULTURE

1. Definition and description of the term “CULTURE” and its importance

2. Characteristics of Pakistani Culture

3. Influence of allied cultures on Pakistani Culture

4. Social norms-definition and stages (i-e folkways, mores and Social Laws

5. Socialization-definition, description and factors of socialization (i.e. family,

neighborhood, peer group, religious Institutes, Educational Institutions, Mass

Media and Communication

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Akbar S. Ahmed, Pakistani Society, Oxford University Press 2003

2. M. Iqbal Chaudhry, Pakistan Society, Aziz Publishers, Lahore 2002

3. Mohammad Khalid Taaruf Samajee Bhabood –Kifayat Academy Karachi 2001

4. Mohammed Iqbal Choudhary Pakistan Society – 2000

5. Mohammed Khalid A Study of Social Work in Pakistan – 2001

6. Muhammad Ali, Sociology, Maktab-e-Faridi, Lahore 2002

7. Prof. Abdul Hameed Taga, Sociology and Social Problems, Awais Book Center, Lahore

2002

8. Surjit Singh, Institution and Social Change, Rawat Publications Delhi 2003

2ND

SEMESTER BSI


Aims and objectives

Main objective of field work practical is to provide practical knowledge to the students of


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those visits the report would carry weightage in terms of total marks and grades.

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SECOND YEAR

First Year hours 3

B.S II (MAJOR) Course No: SW 310

1ST

SEMESTER

Course Title: SOCIAL NEEDS AND PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN

Aims and objectives

This course is designed to familiarize the students with basic knowledge of social needs and

their classification. The course also focuses upon the social problems of Pakistan and

identifies key remedial measures.

Contents

NEEDS OF HUMAN BEING

1. What are human social needs?

2. Primary and secondary needs.

3. Needs of special groups.

SOCIAL PROBLEM OF PAKISTAN

1. Definition and description of social problems

2. General causes of social problems

3. Major social problems of Pakistan (An orientation)

4. Drug addiction

5. Over population

6. Juvenile delinquency

7. Crime and honor killing

8. Child labor

9. Child abuse and neglect

10. Bonded labor

11. Poverty

12. Unemployment

13. Illiteracy

14. Beggary

15. Environmental issues

16. Domestic violence and discrimination against women

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. David Weisburd White-collar crime and criminal careers Cambridge Press NY.2000

2. Else Oyen, Poverty, A Global Review, Rawat Publications, Delhi 2003

3. Gerald R. Leslie, The Family in Social Context, Oxfrom University Press 2003

4. Gerald Smale Social work and social problems. Macmillan Press London, 2000

5. Kanta Sharma, Women’s role in Family, Anmol Publication Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi 2004

6. Muhammad Ali, Sociology, Maktab-e-Faridi, Karachi 2003

7. Abdul Hameed Taga, Sociology and Social Problems, Awais Book Center, Lahore 2002

8. Shireen Rehmatullah, Social Welfare in Pakistan, Oxford University Press 2003

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Aims and objectives

Main objective of field work practical is to provide practical knowledge to the students of


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BS II

MAJOR 4th

Semester

Course Title: FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE SW 412

Aims and objectives

To acquaint the students with issues concerning family and child welfare with particular

reference to conditions prevalent locally

To help the students understand the nature and intensity of problems and what role the

social workers play/ought to play to alleviate the problem of family and children

CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTION

1. Child Welfare, Concept, Meaning, Nature and Scope, Aims and Goals

2. Importance of child welfare services in Pakistan

II. HISTORY OF CHILD WELFARE SERVICES

1. Welfare services for child in Pakistan, their organization and functioning

2. Child welfare services and their development in some advanced countries

3. Present time, Role of UN and child rights

III. FAMILY AS AN INSTITUTION

1. The institutions of family, purpose of marriage and the role and responsibilities of

family members. Family laws in Pakistan, converting marriage, divorces orphans,

widows, destitute etc

2. Sociological significance of family as a group, its contribution to society and

community

3. The origin and growth of family as an institution, the anthropological view point

4. Types of families, the joint family etc

IV. PSYCHOLOGY FACTORS

1. Personality growth of a child in unhappy homes, broken families, suffering with

illness, and faced with other hazards

2. Family relationship and emotional development

3. The composition of the family and its effects on personality development. The one

child concept. The middle child, the youngest child, children in large families

4. Personality development in the joint or extended family as compared to the

nuclear family

5. The family cycle and problems faced at various stages of life. Their causes,

symptom and treatment

V. FAMILY PROBLEMS

1. Social, Psychological and economical problem of the children

2. Rights of a well adjusted Child

3. Right of a maladjusted child

4. Needs of normal child

5. Needs of maladjusted child

6. Special needs of children

7. Physical needs, i.e. housing recreation, health etc.

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CHILD WELFARE SERVICES

1. Childcare and development in pregnancy, antenatal and postnatal infant care, diseases

of children, and causes of infant mortality

2. Physical and social development of children

3. Services for normal children, maternity and child health center, nursing schools, Day

care center and baby day camps

4. Services for the physically handicapped and mentally retarded children

5. Industrial care, foster care: Adoption and Guardianship and custody

6. Services for the orphan and others that require special care

7. School health services

AGENCIES AND THE ROLE OF SOCIAL WORKERS

Knowledge of the functioning and structure of all the major agencies in the field of child

welfare in Pakistan, both governmental and voluntary organizations and the role of social

worker in the welfare service of children.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Hurlock & Elizabeth, Child development, McGraw-Hill 2000

2. Man gold, George, Problems of child welfare, New York, The McMillan Co.2001

3. Ogburn W.F. & Himloff, Technology and the changing family 2001

4. Ruth. Heeflin M., Essentials for family living. New York: John Wiley and Sons,

Inc.2000

5. Shireen Rehmatullah – Social Welfare in Pakistan, Oxford University Press Karachi,

2002

6. Siddiqui M.M. Women in Islam. Labour, Institute. 2001

7. Stoops and Wahlgue, Principles and practices in guidance, New York: McGraw

HillCo.2000

8. Zietz, Dorathy. Child welfare principles and methods. New York: John wiley &

SonsInc.2001

BSII


Aims and objectives

Main objective of fieldwork practical is to provide practical knowledge to the students of


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BSIII THIRD YEAR 5th

Semester

Course Title: SOCIAL CASE WORK SW 520

Aims and objectives

The course is designed to give the students information on social casework process,

basic concepts involved and its scientific basis. There will be discussion on client –

caseworkers relationship diagonals and treatment process, interviewing techniques

and tools like recording and its types. It also involves discussion on authority and its

use in social casework, the phenomena of transference and types of treatment etc.

SOCIAL CASE WORK

1. Definition and description of casework

2. Basic Concepts in social work and the general principles of social work practice

3. Components of social case work, person, problem, place and process and the

professional social workers

4. Processes methods and techniques of social case work, social study, diagonal,

treatment strategies and intervention techniques, terminate on and evolution of

treatment

5. Identification of social economic and behavioral factors influencing the client

6. Management of worker-client relationship

7. Recording in social case work, types of recording, essential of recording

8. Role of social case work in different field of practice and in various institute such as

Medical social work, school social work, social work and mental health social work

with drug addictives social work with the Aged, Social Work with immigrants

9. Trends and issues in case work in Pakistan

INTERVIEWING AND COMMUNICATION

1. Definition, meaning and scope of interviewing and communication

2. Social context of the interview

3. Interviewing conditions of interviewee

4. Pre-requisites for conducting effective interviews

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Apterar, Herbert, Basic concept in Social Case Work, Chapel Hill University of

North Carolina Press.2000

2. Crispin P. Cross, Interviewing and Communication in Social work.2000

3. Fridl.M. Der, Concepts and Methods of Social Work Prentice-Hall, N. W.

Jersey.2000

4. Garett, Anneto, Interviewing, Principles and Practice. Family Wolaro Association

of America.2001

5. Hamilton, Gordon, Principles of case, Recording, New York, Columbia

University Press.2001

6. Hamilton, Gordon, Theory and Practice of Social Case Work, Columbia

University Press.2000

7. Perimen, Helen, Social Case Work, A problem solving Process, Chicago, The

university of Chicago Press.2001

8. Richard, Marry, E., Social Diagnosis, New York: Russell Foundation.2000

9. Times Cel. The language of Social Case Work, London Poutledge and Kegan

Paul.2001

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BSIII

Course Title: SOCIAL GROUP WORK SW-521

Aims and objectives

To explain the effectiveness of workers working in groups. The dynamics of working in

groups specially for achieving common goal is explained. Experimental approach also be

used to demonstrate the assessment of individuals and groups in society.

CONTENTS

1. Definition, characteristics and objective of group work

types of group

2. History, nature, aims and goals

3. Need for social group work and its importance

4. Importance of group life in Islam and planned group experience. Social and

psychological implications. Groups, media for achievement, Change, Stability,

satisfying human needs and personality growth

5. Group formation and various stages of group development

6. Functions of social group work preventive curative, rehabilitative educational,

promotional and developmental.

7. Theories, principle and processes of social group work.

8. Group work process.

9. Programme planning in social group work. Elements and technique of programme

planning. Role of social worker in programme planning.

10. Social Group work agencies and group work practice within various fields and

settings, institution for children, aged, prisoner’s delinquents, medical and psychiatric

settings.

11. Group work counseling services with family and option divorce, separation, broken

families and with disabilities.

12. Social group worker, role and functions.

13. Recording in social group work.

14. Leadership in group work.

15. Issues and trends in social work in Pakistan.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Cartwright & Zander Group Dynamic. Row Peterson & Co.2000

2. Douglas Tom Group Work Practice Tavistock Pub. Ltd.,2001

3. Fink Arthur The Field of Social Work New York Rinehart.2000

4. Konopka, Gisela Group Work in Institutions.2001

5. Konopka,Gisela Social Group, helping process, printers, Inc. Englewood Flifts.2000

6. McGullongh & Ely Social Work with Groups. London; Routledge & Kegan

Paul.2000

7. Stwart L. Tabbs Small Group Communication Eastern Michingan University,

McGraw Hill, 1991.


9. Trecker, H.B. Social Group Work, Principles and practices, New York.2001

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BS-III

Course Title: SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIETY AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS

SW-522

Aims and objectives

To help the students to understand the society and Social Institutions and important

Sociological Concepts

SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS

1. Definition and Description of the term “Society”

2. Characteristics of Pakistani Society

3. Comparison of Rural and Urban Societies

4. Factors which promote and hinder social development

CULTURE

1. Definition and description of the term “CULTURE”

2. Influence of various cultures on Pakistani Culture

3. Characteristics of Pakistani Culture

4. Social norms and types.

5. Importance of the study of culture for a social worker

6. Impact of Culture on Social Services

SOCIAL INTITUTIONS

1. Definition and description of Social Institutions

2. General characteristics of Social Institutions

3. Types of Social institutions

4. Functions of social institutions, family, religious, political, economical, educational,

recreational

SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIETY

1. Society Problems

2. Social Evil

SOCIAL CHANGE

1. Definition, description of Social Change.

2. Strategies for Social Changes.

SOCIAL PROCESSES

1. Competition, Cooperation, Accommodation

2. Assimilation and conflict

3. Social Interaction

4. Norm, Folkways, Mass Values

5. Stratification, Professionalism services delivery

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Bromm, Leonard and Philip Selznk, Sociology, A text with adopted reading New

York. 2001.

2. Ch. Iqbal, Pakistani Society,. Aziz Book Depot. Lahore, 2000.

3. Ch.Iqbal Sociology, Aziz Book Depot, Lahore. 2001

4. Dr.Jamil Jalbi,– The identity of Culture, Pakistan, 2000.

5. Dr.M.Ahmed, Contemporary Pakistan-policies, Economy and Society, 2000

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6. Ogbam Nimkoff,Handbook of Sociology, Routledge and Kegan Paim.

London, 2000.


BSIII

Course Title: SOCIAL SERVICES FOR THE SPECIAL GROUPS SW-523

Aims and objective

To enable students understand the nature and extent of the problem of disability.

To import knowledge about methods programs and services regarding disabilities and

rehabilitation of the disabled in their communities.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION:

1. Definition of disability and related concepts.

2. Engrailment

3. Disability

4. Handicap ness

TYPES OF DISABILITY

1. Blindness (structure of eye, types of Blindness, causes of Blindness plan of

rehabilitation for the blindness

2. Physical handicappers (structure of vermicular solumn, definition of physical

disability of physical disability and related diarrhea, plan of rehabilitation for the

physical handicapped)

3. Mentally retardation

4. Definition of mental retardation types of mental retardation, plan of rehabilitation for

the mentally retarded

5. Communication disorders (Meaning and definition of communication disorder and

plan of rehabilitation for the persons having communicational disorders)

6. Demographic characteristics related with disability

7. Disability and its impacts on person also family and society

8. Conditions and status of handicapped in developing countries and developed countries

II. PREVENTTION AND REHABILITATION

1. Definition of preventions and rehabilitation

2. Field of rehabilitations. (Familial, educational, vocational, socio-recreational)

3.Policies and approaches for the rehabilitation of disabled persons

III. SERVICES, PORGRAMMES AND LEFISLATIONS

1. Programmes and services for the disabled

2. Organization and administration of Government, non-Government services

3. Legislation regarding case, employment of disabled

4. Research and evolution of programme

IV. METHODS AND PRACTICES

1. Preventive and rehabilitation methods.

2. Role of social worker in preventive and rehabilitative services and programme.

3. Use of social worth methods, case work, group work, community.

4. Major issues and trends in prevention and rehabilitation of disabled.

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BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Chapman. Visually handicapped children and young people. 2001

2. Leonard J. Davis, The disability studies, Routledge New York 2002

3. Neil R Carlson, Psychology, Allyn and Bacon 2002

4. Passow.Educational of disadvantages. 2002

5. Robinson. Education of disadvantage. 2000

6. Ronald J. Comer, Abnormal Psychology, Freeman and company, New York 2003

7. Social welfare wing, Report on the handicapped child. 2000

8. Thomas. The social psychology of child 2000

BSIII Course Title: PRACTICAL FIELD WORK. SW-524

Aims and objectives

Observational visits to welfare agencies, NGO’s, NPOs, Community development projects

and Hospitals and other welfare centers.

Note: The students have to submit three copies of field reports to the department at the end

of those visits the report would carry weight age in terms of total marks and grades.

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Third Year

BS III 6th

SEMESTER

Course Title: COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION & DEVELOPMENT SW-525

Aims and objectives

The course is aimed at helping the students that they critically analyze the socio-economic

and cultural set up of the community.

To help the students to develop ability to identify problem areas and identify workable

approaches suited to local conditions.

CONTENTS

1.Definition, meaning of Community

2.Types of communities

3.Nature and characteristics of developing communities

CONCEPT OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

1. Definition, scope and purpose of community organization

2. Goals of community organization

3. Related concepts

4. Community Development

5. Development planning

6. Social action

7. Social reforms and social controls

HUMAN FACTORS IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

1. Motivation for social change

2. Basic Human needs, their satisfaction and frustration

3. Personality, leadership, its role in community

4. Characteristics of Rural and Urban Communities

5. Community Development at Local and National Level

6. Role of Provincial council and National council of social welfare

7. Non-governmental organization, their structure and functions

8. Rural Community Development Programme

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

1. Definition and scope of community development

2. Community organization and development similarities and differences

3. Working definition of community development, community service, community

participation

TECHNIQUES OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

1. Steps initiating community development, through project planning and implementing

programme

2. Approach in community development

3. Committee, types of comities and their functions

COMMUNITY PLANNING FOR WELFARE

1. Study of needs and resources

2. Fixation of priorities

3. Utilization of resources

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4. Improving agriculture and industrial activities performers

5. Establishment of self project

PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Essential Elements in Community Development

1. Data for planning community development programmes

2. Types of data

3. Role of social worker in community development

4. Contemporary-issues and trends

BOOKS RECOMMENDED.

1. Batten, T.R. communities and their development, London: Oxford University

Press.2001

2. Biddle & Biddle Encouraging community development.New York. Holts Rine har

Inc.2000

3. Etzioni, Anital Social change. Source, patterns and consequences. New York. Basic

Book, Inc.2001

4. Hodge Peter Community organization London Roultledge and Kegan Paul.2000

5. Kind, G Working with people in community Action: An International case book for

training Community workers and volunteer leaders. New York, Association

Press.2000

6. Lauffer, A Community Organization and Social Planners, A Volume of case an

illustrated materials. Oxford Books.2001

7. MacMillan Community Organization for Social Welfare, University Chicago

Press.2001

8. PERLAMAN, Community organization and Social Planning. New York, Harper

Bros.2001

9. Ross, Marry G. Community organization, theory and principles, New York, Harper

Bros.2000

10. Sanders, Irwin T. The community: An introduction to Social system. New York,

Harper Bros.2000

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Course Title: SOCIAL RESEARCH SW 526

Aims and objectives

The course is designed to impart knowledge about Social research, its scope nature and

importance in social work practice

Formulation research design, conducting research studies and social surveys, interpreting,

analysis and scientific presentation of data

INTRODUCTION

1. Definition and scope of social research

2. History and development of social research

3. Measurement in social sciences, its use and limitation

4. Types of research: exploratory; descriptive & experimental; operational and action

5. Social research & social survey

STEPS IN RESEARCH

1. Selection and formulation of a research problem

2. Formulation research problem process; objectives Hypotheses

3. Data collection: Methods & techniques of observation, interview, questionnaire, case

study and background studies

4. Analysis of data and its interpretation. Categorization, coding, tabulation qualitative

and quantitative interpretation of data

5. Scientific generalization and research findings

PROBABILITY SAMPLING

1. Sampling procedures

2. Random, stratified and other sampling techniques

3. Measuring of sampling errors

SOCIAL TECHNIQUES

1. Social Distance

2. Socio-metric scales

3. Rating

4. Scales

5. Ranking

6. Internal

7. Consistency

8. Scalogram

9. Scales

RESEARCH PRESENTATION

1. Report writing

2. Outline

3. Style

4. Footnotes

5. Quotations

6. Reference & Bibliography

7. Heading & Sub-Headings; fonts & spacing

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BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Andrey J. Roth. The research paper: from and content California: wordsworth.2001

2. C.A Moster. Survey Methods in social investigation, London: Heinemann Educational

book ltd.2000.

3. Dr. Ghulam Hussain Pathan, Tehqia jo Fun, Institute of Sindhiology, university

Sindh.2000

4. Fillips R.S. Social research strategy & tactics New York McMillan Group.2000

5. Gode William J. Etal Methods in Social Research New York. McGraw-Hill Co.2000

6. Jahoda, Deutch Etal Research methods in social relations.2001

7. Lazarsfeid, Paul. F. The language of social research Glencoe III press free.2000

8. Parkar Richard Research in social work. London. Routledge & Kegan Paul.2001

9. Polansky, Norman. A. Social work research. Chicago university press.2001

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Course Title: SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN SW 527

Aims and objectives

This course is designed to familiarize the students with basic knowledge of social needs

and their classification. The course also focuses upon the social problems of Pakistan and

identifies key remedial measures

BASIC COURSE

Definition and explanation of social problems

General causes of social problems

Major social problem of Pakistan 1. Poverty

2. Illiteracy

3. Over population

4. Beggary

5. Juvenile delinquency

6. Crime

7. Drug addition

8. Child labor

9. Child abuse

10. Aged

11. Social evils

12. Social issues and current social problem of Pakistan

ETIOLOGY OF SOCIAL PROBLEM

1. Inheritance social structure

2. Inheritance individual personality

3. Improve concepts of inter-relatedness and multiple causes of social problems

4. Change on concepts of human needs and dependency

SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION

1. Concept of Social Department.

2. Forms of Disorganization. Individual, community and national disorganization.

Failure in personal adjustment

EMERGENCY

1. EMERGENCY: Poverty, the profound and fundamental. Conceptual approaches to

the definition of poverty sources and measurement. Ignorance and illiteracy. Disease

and malnutrition. Drug dependency

2. DEMOGRAPHIC: Rapid and high population growth. Immigration, rural, urban and

national

3. ECONOMIC: Low agricultural and industrial out put causes and effects.

Unemployment and under employment.

4. SOCIALSTRATIFICATION: Class and caste differentials. Social and occupational

prejudices. Tribal and communal conflicts. Provincialism.

5. PROBLEMS EMERGIN FROM INDUSTRILIAZATION AND URBANIZATION.

Slums and sue-standard housing, mental and emotional disorders mental retardation.

Delinquency and crime. Alcoholics and drug addition, family conflicts and weakening

of family ties. Communal conflicts, neglected and deprived and oral consciousness.

Cultural decline and human degradation. Beggary, prostitution etc.

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BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. David Weisburd White-collar crime and criminal careers Cambridge Press NY.2000

2. Else Oyen, Poverty, A Global Review, Rawat Publications, Delhi 2003


4. Kanta Sharma, Women’s role in Family, Anmol Publication Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi 2004

5. Michel Oliver and Bob Sapey Social work with Disable people 2nd

Edition Macmillan

England (2001)

6. Mohammad Khalid D. Samaji Behbood, Karachi, Kafayat academy, 2004

7. Muhammad Ali, Sociology, Maktab-e-Faridi, Karachi 2003

8. Paul S.Horton, The sociology of social problems, New York prentice Hall 2001

9. Prof. Abdul Hameed Taga, Sociology and Social Problems, Awais Book Center, Lahore

2002

10. Sabihuddin Bagai, Social problems of Pakistan, Karachi kafayat academy 2000

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Course Title: CHILD RIGHTS AND WELFARE SW 528

Aims and objectives

To acquaint the students with issues concerning family and child welfare with particular

reference to conditions prevalent in locally

To help the students understand the nature and intensity of problems. Explain role that

social workers must play to alleviate the problem of family children

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

1. Child welfare, concept, meaning, nature and scope, aims and goals

2. Needs and importance of child welfare services in Pakistan

HISTORY OF CHILD WELFARE SERVICES

1. Welfare services for child in Pakistan, their organization and functioning

2. Child welfare services and their development in some advanced countries

3. Present time role of UN and child rights

FAMILY AS AN INSTITUTION

1. The institutions of family purpose of marriage and the role and responsibilities of

family members. Family laws in Pakistan, conversing marriage, divorce orphans,

widows, destitute etc

2. Sociological significance of family as a group, its contribution to society and

community.

3. The origin and growth of family as an institution, the anthropological view point.

4. Types of families, the joint family etc

PSYCHOLOGY FACTORS

1. Personality growth of a child in unhappy homes, broken families, suffering with

illness, and faced with other hazards

2. Family relationship and emotion development

3. The composition of the family and its effects on personality development. The only

child. The middle child. The youngest child. Children in large families

4. Personality development in the joint or extended family as compared to the nuclear

family

5. The family cycle and problems faced at various stage life. Explore causes, symptom

and treatment

FAMILY PROBLEMS

1. Social, Psychological and economical problem of the children

2. Rights of a well adjusted Child

3. Right of a maladjusted child needs of normal child

4. Special needs of children

5. Physical needs, i.e. housing recreation, health & other rights

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CHILD WELFARE SERVICES

1. Child health services

2. Child care and development in pregnancy, antenatal and post natal care, diseases of

children, causes of infant mortality

3. Physical and social development of children

4. Services for normal children, maternity and child health center, nursing schools, Day

care center and baby day camps

5. Services for the physically handicapped and mentally retarded children

6. Industrial care, foster care: Adoption and Guardianship and custody

7. Services for the orphan and others in needs of care

8. School health services

9. Child guidance clinics

AGENCIES AND THE ROLE OF SOCIAL WORKERS

Knowledge of the functioning and structure of all the major agencies in the field of child

welfare in Pakistan. Both governmental and voluntary organizations would be focused to

identify role played by social worker in the welfare service of children.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Hurlock & Elizabeth, Child development, McGraw-Hill.2001

2. Ogburn W.F. & Himloff, Technology and the changing family.2000

3. Siddiqui M.M. Women in Islam. Labor, Institute 2000

4. Stoops and Wahlgue, Principles and practices in guidance, New York: McGraw Hill Co.

2001

5. Shireen Rehmatullah Social Welfare in Pakistan. Oxford University Press .2002

6. Zietz, Dorathy. Child welfare principles and methods. New York: John wiley & Sons Inc.

2001

7. Elizabeth B. Hurlock, Child Development, Tata Mcgrawl-Hill Publishing Company Delhi

2003

8. Dr. M. Raheena Begum, Child care and nutrition, sterling publishers, Delhi 202

9. Naila Kabeer, Child Labour and the right to education in South Asia, The University

Press Limited 2003

10. Paul H. Mussan, Child development and personality, Harper and Row, New York 2003

11. Mohammad Khalid, social work theory and practice, Kifayat Academy 2002

12. Robert C. Trojanowicz, Juvenile Delinquency, Prentice Hall, New Jersey 2003

FIELD WORK PLACEMENT SW 529

Aims and objectives

The students of BS (Hons) PIII will assigned practical work in casework setting. They will

work in different Hospitals and social welfare agencies and practical help the needy people.


those visits the report would carry weight age in terms of total marks and grades

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BS IV FOURTH YEAR 7th

semester

Course Title: SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION SW-600

Aims and objectives

To enable the students to understand administrative processes and social

workers role in process in particular.

To bring home to the students the importance of administration and to enable them to

learn skills and techniques for better understanding and familiarization with

administrative and supervisory roles.

The course is designed to impart knowledge to the student about the basic

administrative concepts, functions and processes, decision making. Planning and

programme development, policy-making coordination, supervision, evaluation, etc. It also

deals with the ethical principles of administration and authority and its use.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION (1) Concept of administration In Islam

(2) Definition, meaning and scope of social administration

(3) Common Elements in Public Business and Social Administration

ASPECTS OF SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION

(1) Policy Making

(2) Organization

(3) Planning

(4) Coordination

(5) Leadership and supervision

(6) Motivation

Administrative Functions

1. Programme Development

2. Budgeting

3. Control

4. Standardization and Evaluation

5. Decision making process

6. Communication skills

7. Mobilization and maintenance of resources

8. Personal Administration

9. Recording

10. Book-keeping and Accounting

11. Public relations

12. Social Ethics & values

ELEMENTS OF ADMINISTRATION

1.Programme

2.Finance

3.Personal

4.Organization Structure

5.Property Equipment

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Executive in Administration

1. Role and Functions

2. Executive and the agency management

3. Social worker as a employee and as an executive

4. Social worker relationship to the agency and to administrative processes.

SUPERVISION

1. Definition, aims and goals of supervision, supervision versus inspection.

2. Relationship between supervision and administration.

3. Aspects of supervision ; Administrative Educational; Counseling and enabling.

4. Supervision methods; conference; recording; observation and evaluation.

5. Supervision contents; induction; planning of jobs; assigning responsibilities;

continuous of guidance; overseeing and Evaluation.

6. Function of the supervisor.

7. Supervisor- worker relationship.

8. Supervision in social work education.

9. Social work the ethics and supervision.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Atwter Piorcce, problems of administration in social work, university of Minnesoth

press, USA. 2000

2. Burms, E.M., Social security and public policy, McGraw Hill, New York, USA. 2001

3. Drinkock Marshal and clays, Public administration Rhive, Hart, New York, USA.

2002

4. Judd, H.O, Development of social administration, London, Oxford University Press.

2001

5. National council of social welfare, Government of Pakistan, hand book for Grant – in

– aid programme. 2002

6. Pakistan Government. Voluntary efforts in social welfare in Pakistan. 2003

7. Patters, Dorothy, G., Supervision in social work, London Allon and Unwin. 2000

8. Prifenr, J,H. etal., Public administration. New York, Roland Press. 2002

9. Street, Elwood, Social work administration; New York, Harper & Company. 2001

10. Swerdow, Irving, Development Administration;concepts and problem, syrecus

University Presss. 2002

11. Trecker, H.B. , Group process in Administration, New York Association Press. 2000

12. Trecker, H.B., Group process in Administration, New York Women’s press. 2003

13. Warham, Joyce, An introduction to administration for Social workers, London,

Routledge Kegan. 2000

14. William Son, Margaret, Supervision; New Patterns and Processes, New York ,

Association press. 2000

15. Young,G., The student and supervision in Social work education, London, Routledge

and Kegan Paul. 2001

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BS IV

Course Title: STATISTICS SW 601

Aims and objectives

To impart knowledge about significance and use of statistical methods in social work. To

provide the basic knowledge for using of computers.

A. STATISTICS.

1. Importance of statistics in social research

2. Frequency Distribution

3. Measures of Central Tendency

4. Percentiles

5. Variability

6. The normal Distribution Curve

7. Sampling Error

8. Confidence intervals

9. Correction

10. Chi-square

11. Graphic Presentation

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Al Stevens Dos PBP publication B-14, cannaught place New Delhi.2000

2. Belserence Rita Up & running with word perfect 5.1 for windows, T.P. Tech publications

PTE ltd., Singapore.2001

3. M.H Bhatti Introduction to Statistics, Urdu Bazar Karachi.2001

4. Mullet Johan Illustrated lotus 1.2.3. BPB publications New Delhi.2000

5. Stultz A. Russel Learn Dos in a day, PBP publication b-14 Cannaught place, new

delhi.2001

6. Wayne MacMillan Statistical methods for social workers. The University of Chicago

press.2000

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BS IV

Course Title: LABOUR WELFARE SERVICES SW 602

Aims and objectives

To understand labor policy

To know labor laws and industrial relations system and role of social work profession in

labor welfare.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Islamic view point in respect of employer and employees relationship: (1) dignity of

labor, (2) rights of working class and its duties, (3) rights and obligations of employer, (4)

concepts of ownership in Islam and its effectiveness in present labor market and policy

LABOUR ECONOMICS

Industrial revolution. Industrial Development in Pakistan. Role of industry in national

development. Major industries in Pakistan. Socio-economic problems as a result of

industrialization in Pakistan. Discussion of topics such as wages, labor, employment and

un-employment

LABOUR ADMINISTRATION AND LEGISLATION

1. Ministry of labor, its organization and functions

2. Government department related with labor at national and provincial levels, their

organization and functioning

3. International labor organization: Genesis, development and working of the I.L.O

office. Conventions and recommendation. Contribution of I.L.O in evolution of

National labor laws, their salient features and implication

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND WELFARE

1. Trade unionism: History and form of worker’s organization. Historical development

of trade union movement in Pakistan. Purpose, objectives and functions of Trade

unions in Pakistan

2. Industrial relations: Theories, social background to industrial relations. Joint

negotiation and consolation works committees. Collective bargaining statutory

provisions arbitration and adjudication

3. Labor welfare and safety law

PERSONAL MANAGEMENT

Definition, history background need and scope of personal Department. Organization and

administration of employee services. Selection, induction Training, job assignment,

follow-up etc. role and functions of personal officer.

INDUSTRIAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

Concept and need for industrial health and safety. Statutory provisions regarding health

and safety and their implications.

LABOUR WELFARE AND SOCIAL WORK

Concept and need for labour welfare services, their planning, organization and

administration.

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SOCIAL SECURITY

Financial assistant, pension, bonuses, free medical treatment, X-ray-medicines,

Hospitalization, consolation etc

Employment opportunity for those who can perform their duty due to good health

General weakness- old age and carelessness. Hearing defect physical- old age and

population. Disability, partial blindness-old age expenses

Loneliness- isolation family dispute disscupect, source full behavior burden up to the

family

Old age and family-old age and poverty

Old age and disease – old age psychological issues

Old age unemployment – problems & remedies

Old age illiteracy - old age special diet.

Old age and lack of food – old age and protection

Old age and infirmity

Old age and family problems Marriage divorce

Old age and neurotics – separation

BOOKS RECOMMENDED.

1. Abdula, and Masif.Encyclopedia of search., Vol II London. The muslim schoolT

rust.2001.

2. M.Saeed Nasir & S. kamal Hayder Economic problems of Pakistan, Lahore; ilmi

Book house.2000.

3. Mills Trade unionism in Pakistan Cornell University Ithaca, N.Y.2000

4. North Colf.Personell Management, Principles and practices. London Pitman.2001

5. Pakistan institute of personnel admin. Human relations in industry and commerce,

Karachi: 2001.

6. Pakistan institute of personnel admin.Employees in Pakistan karach: PIPA.2000

7. Pakistan institute of personnel admin.Industrial hazards and safety

Karachi.PIPA.2000.

8. Pakistan institute of personnel admin.labour management Co-operation in Pakistan

Karachi.PIPA.2000.

9. Raza, A. Industrial labour relations in Pakistan.2001

10. Shafi,M. Labour code of Pakistan. Karachi,Pakistan labour publication.2000

11. Triffin, Joseph.Industrial psychology, N.Y.prentice hall.2001

12. Whnne Roberts, Industrial Management. Karachi, Pakistan institute of personnel

Administration 2001

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BS IV

Course Title: RURAL GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT SW-603

Aims and objectives

To know the characteristics of rural life in Pakistan.

To examine the farming system, ownership tenancy relationship and its manifestations.

Concept of local Govt.

Analytical study of migration of rural population to cities

CONTENTS:

1. Rural development and local Government in historical perspective

2. Concept, nature and scope of rural development and local Govt

3. Socio-economic characteristics of rural areas. Village as a social structure

4. Problems of rural communities and doable solutions

5. Policies, programmes and strategies for rural development

a. Five-year development plans b. Land reforms

c. Village aid, rural works, basic democracy, original project, I.R.D.P., RWP.

Social action program

6. Organization, administration of rural development and local Government at the

federal and provincial level

7. Legislation with regard to rural development and local government

8. Practice of social work methods and role of social worker in the field of rural

development and local government

9. Research and surveys

10. Trends and issues

BOOKS RECOMMENDED.

1. A.Jaleel. Survey of rural development programmes in Pakistan, Islamabad, ministry of

rural development and local government.2001

2. Beg, Anwar and Azim ,Basic needs and rural development Peshawar, Pakistan academy

for rural development vol.I&II.2001

3. F.A.O. irrigation reforms and rural development in the developing communities.2000

4. Golding. L,Local government, London, the English universities press.2001

5. Haider, S.M,Social change and development in Pakistan, Lahore, progressive

publishers,2000

6. Javed Iqbal,Rural development and local government, Islamabad, Allama Iqbal open

University.2001

7. Rizvi, Shahid,Local Government, Pakistan Karachi, university of Karachi.2000


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BS IV

PRACTICAL (Community Development Project) SW-604

Aims and objectives

The student of BS final year will be assigned practical community development project

they work under the guidance of fieldwork supervisor and study the sociological

problems of people and help them in solving their problems on self-help basis.

Note: The students have to submit three copies of field reports to the department at the

end of those visits the report would carry weight age in terms of total marks and grades.

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BS IV 8th

Semester

Course Title: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK SW-605

Aims and objectives

The course is designed to enable the students to review the historical development of

social work and to see the current issues with implications for welfare and development. It

involves and analysis various periods of social work history, in terms of the socio economic

political and cultural conditions of the periods to the stage of development of social work as

developing profession with a body of knowledge and its own methods. The course is further

aimed to impart knowledge about modern issues and trend in social work on national as well

as international scene; Social work ethics, the role and place of social work professional in

promotion of social welfare in Pakistan; and integration of Islamic concept and social work

practice in contemporary social welfare programmes of Pakistan.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

1. Related Concepts: Social welfare, social work, social services and social security

2. History and philosophy of social work development of social welfare in western

world and in sub-content

3. Analysis of social welfare as a society’s institutionalized response to individual, group

and community needs

4. Need for social work in less development and more developed countries

CONCEPT OF SOCIAL WELFARE IN ISLAM

1. The individual, group and community in Islam

2. Islamic welfare Institutions, Zakat, Usher, Fitra, Sadaqa, Khums, Waqt, Baitulmal and

Muslim brotherhood

3. Role and important of Mosque

4. Individual and society in Islam. Rights and obligations of the citizen and state in

Islam

WORKING DEFINITION OF SOCIAL WORK

1. The nature and Characteristics

2. Essential vales and philosophical basis

3. Aims, Goals and purposes

4. Fields of Practice

5. Scope of limitations

6. Sanctions

7. Knowledge, Skills and attitudes

8. Principles, processes and stages of work

9. Methods and Techniques

10. Components of social work practice: society, agency, social workers, user of services,

and processes and methods

SOCIAL WORK AS A PROFESSION

1. The need and emergence of social work as a professional

2. Development of the profession

3. Criteria for being a profession

4. Social work area of knowledge

5. Social work education and schools of social work

6. Professional identification and its culture

7. Professional authority and organization in social work

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SOCIAL WORK AND OTHER DISCIPLINES

1. Relationship of social work with other discipline

2. Social worker and other professional in terms and in community

3. Social work in public and private sector and volunteers e.g. new social welfare

department, national/provincial council of welfare. National commission for child

welfare

COMPONENTS OF SOCIAL WORK

1. Society, Agency, Social Worker, User of Service And Methods as component of

social work, interaction of the components for the effective provision of social

services

2. The Society as a component of social work: meaning and significance of the society,

society as the primary source of authority and resources, social sanctions and their

provisions, social services expression of the progress and Development of society

3. The Social Services Agency As A Component Of Social Work: Definition of social

services agency. Its significance in the provision of services. Social welfare agencies

as the means of society’s expression of its concern for the welfare of its members

Relationship of the agency with the society. Responsibilities of the agency towards

society. Social welfare agency provides services; Instrument of the will of the society

of the society. Factors which effect upon the functioning of the agencies; purposes;

auspices; Geographical area of coverage; size and the setting; social welfare

programmes effected by the agencies their nature and extent. Relational of services.

Nature and type of agencies. Interrelationship between voluntary and Governmental

Agencies

4. Social worker as a Component Social Work: Need and significance of social workers;

an agency of social worker. Knowledge skills and attitudes of social worker. Role and

functions of social workers; An agency of social changes; provider of service; a

guide; help; enable; therapist; and a member of a helping profession. Relationship of

social worker with society; agency, client, volunteers and his fellow social workers

and the profession

5. User of service (Client) as component of social work; defining a client; an individual,

group or community. Importance of client in the field of social welfare. Relationship

between client, society, agency and the worker. Rights and responsibilities of the

client

6. Processes And Methods As component of social work: providing social services as

the dynamic interplay of social agency, social worker, and the user of services within

a socio-cultural milieu. Principles and methods of provision of services

ISSUES IN SOCIAL WORK

1. Recognition

2. Sanctions

3. Training

4. Social Work Literature

5. Status Of Social Worker

6. Performance Of Social Worker

7. Control and standardization of social work practice

TRENDS IN SOCIAL WORK AND FUTURE PROPECTS

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BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. A.S. Livingston, Social Work in Pakistan, Social Welfare Council, Lahore 2001

2. Kanta Sharma, Women’s Role in Family, Anmol Publication Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi

2004

3. Malcolm Payne, Modern Social Work Theory, New York, Palgrave, Macmillan,

2005 3rd

Edition

4. Pamela Trevithick, social work skills practice hand book, Open University Press,

Buckingham, USA 2000

5. Pollis Schwak, Human Rights, Lynne Rienner Publisher Inc. USA 2002

6. Prof. Abdul Hameed Taga, Sociology and Social Problems, Urdu Bazaar, Lahore,

2002

7. Robert Adams, Social Work Futures, Palgrave, Macmillan, New York, 2005

8. Shireen Rehmatullah, Social Welfare in Pakistan, Oxford University Press (Re-print

Mehran Printers) Karachi 2002

9. W.A. Frinder, Introduction to Social Welfare, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs,

USA 2000

10. William Faveley-Larry Lorenzo Smith, Introduction to Social Work, Boston, New

York, Pearson 2006 10th

edition

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BS IV

Course Title: HUMAN GROWTH & PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT SW

606

Aims and objectives

To give the students background knowledge about and stages of normal growth of the

individual

To study the concept of psychosocial development and the dynamics that influences his

life pattern

To give insight about the psych dynamics of problem different age levels

To give the students knowledge about personality, views of different psychologist and

pattern of abnormal behavior

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Meaning and significances of the study of human growth for effective social work practice

BASIC ASSUMPTIONS

1. Approaches to the study of human development

2. Principles of Human Development

3. Fundamental influences; family, Peers, School and Society

THE BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE

INDIVIDUAL

1. Pre-natal development.2.Infancy.3.Pre-School Child.4.School Child.5.Puberty

6.Adulthood.7.Old age

MODERN THEORIES OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

1. Freud’s Psycho Analytic Theory

2. Jung’s Analytical theory

3. Social Psychological theory of Adler and Framm theory

4. Burrhus Fredric skinner’s Radical behaviorism

5. Erik Eriksson’s psychoanalysis and the life cycle

CONCEPT OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR

1. Psychotic Disorder.2.Neurotic Disorder.3.Psychosomatic Disorder

DEFENCE MODERNISM

Concepts, utility and various defence modernisms

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Dr. M. Raheena Begum, Child care and nutrition, sterling publishers, Delhi 202

2. Elizabeth B. Hurlock, Child Development, Tata Mcgrawl-Hill Publishing Company

Delhi 2003

3. Hurlock & Elizabeth, Child development, McGraw-Hill.2001

4. Mohammad Khalid, social work theory and practice, Kifayat Academy 2002

5. Naila Kabeer, Child Labour and the right to education in South Asia, The University

Press Limited 2003

6. Ogburn W.F. & Himloff, Technology and the changing family.2000

7. Paul H. Mussan, Child development and personality, Harper and Row, New York

2003


9. Robert C. Trojanowicz, Juvenile Delinquency, Prentice Hall, New Jersey 2003

10. Siddiqui M.M. Women in Islam. Labor, Institute 2000

11. Skidmore Rex A. Million A. Thekeray, Introduction to social work, New Jersey

Prentice Hall Inc 2002.

12. Stoops and Wahlgue, Principles and practices in guidance, New York: McGraw Hill

Co. 2001

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BS IV

Course Title: SOCIAL LEGISLATION SW-607

The course is designed to bring home to the students the importance of legislation in bringing

stability and promoting change in a society.

To help the students understand the role and function of legislation in forming the basis for

the existence and functioning of welfare institutions.

CONTENTS:

1. Social legislation as a product of planned social change and as an instrument of social

policy

2. Influence of economic, social political cultural, and institutional forces in shaping the

content, impact and effectiveness of social legislation

3. Basic concepts of jurisprudence and the function of legal system

4. Original structure of the courts and their jurisdiction

5. Pakistan’s constitutional provision for family, juvenile, labor and criminal laws with

special relevance to social worker practice. Also legislation which govern the

operation of social welfare and social security and the guidance and supervision of

voluntary welfare agencies, i.e. ordinance of 1964, 1890 societies act etc

6. The concept and need of ombudsman in a society, a comparative view of prevalent

practices

7. Muslim family law regarding marriage, divorce, dissolution of marriage, maintenance

and guardianship

8. Role of Social Worker in legislative related issues

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Mills Trade unionism in Pakistan Cornell University Ithaca, N.Y.2000

2. North Colf.Personell Management, Principles and practices. London Pitman.2001

3. Raza, A. Industrial labour relations in Pakistan.2001

4. Pakistan institute of personnel admin.Employees in Pakistan karach: PIPA.2000

5. Shafi,M. Labour code of Pakistan. Karachi,Pakistan labour publication.2000

6. Triffin, Joseph.Industrial psychology, N.Y.prentice hall.2001

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BS IV

PRACTICAL (Community Development Project) SW-608

Aims and objectives

The student of BS final year will be assigned practical community development project

they work under the guidance of fieldwork supervisor and study the sociological

problems of people and help them in solving their problems on self help basis.

Note: The students have to submit three copies of field reports to the department at the

end of those visits the report would carry weight age in terms of total marks and grades.

BS IV

RESEARCH REPORT THESIS SW 659

The students of MS (Final) conduct research on any social problem.

BS IV

Course Title: VIVA VOCE SW-610

There will be a comprehensive Viva Voce examination in the last of the semester of Final

Year.

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B.S. –I (MINOR) SW-350

1ST

SEMESTER

Course: Title SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN

Aims and objectives

This course is designed to familiarize the students with basic knowledge of social needs

and their classification. The course also focuses upon the social problems of Pakistan and

identifies key remedial measures.

Contents

SOCIAL PROBLEMS, THEIR NATURE AND CAUSES

STUDY OF SPECIFIC SOCIAL PROBLEMS

1. Over population

2. Vagrancy, Beggary & delinquency

3. Un- employment

SOME MAJOR SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN AND THEIR REMEDIES

1.Family dis-organization and its major causes, divorced family

2.Illiteracy

3.Social disease e.g. I.B, Malaria, Hepatitis B-C & Cholera

HUMAN NEEDS

1. Primary needs

2. Secondary needs

BOOKS RECOMMENDED



3. Social Welfare in Pakistan Shireen Rehmatullah Oxford University Press 2002

4. Social Work and Social Problems Gerald Smale Macmillan Press London 2000

5. White-Collar Crime and Criminal careers David Weisburd Cambridge U. Press N.Y.

2001

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B.S.I (MINOR) SW-351

2ND

SEMESTER

Course Title: SOCIAL WORK THEORY AND PRACTICE

Aims and objectives

The main objective of this course is to acquaint the students about philosophy, objectives,

principles, voluntary and professional’s knowledge of social work. The Islamic concept of

social work education will also given to the students of Social work.

NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY OF MODERN SOCIAL WORK

1. Definition of social work

2. Objectives of modern Social Work

3. Basic Principles of Social Work

4. Professional and Voluntary social work

ISLAM AND SOCIAL WORK

1. Islam concept of social work

2. Social relationship in Islam i.e. Family, Neighborhood, Mosque

3. Welfare and Economic Institution In Islam (Zakat, Ushar, Sadaqat/Khairat, Baitul Mal)

to finance social welfare program and services for the poor and the needs

SOCIAL WELFARE AGENCIES

1. Definition and Description of social welfare Agencies

2. Types of social welfare Agencies (Government, Semi Government, Voluntary)

3. Role of the voluntary social welfare Agencies in socio-Economic development

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Motadiyate samasi Umoor –By Ghulam M.Najeeb Majeed Book Depot –LHR-2000

2. Social Work –Ronald Meinert, The Haworth press USA- 2002

3. Social work Theory and Practice- Muhammad Khalid Kifayat Academy Karachi

Pakistan 2004

4. Taruf Samasi Behbood –By Dr.Muhammad Khalid Kifayat book Academy – 2002


6. Shireen Rehmatullah Social Welfare in Pakistan. Oxford University Press 2002

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B.S.II (MINOR) 3RD

SEMESTER

Course Title METHODS OF SOCIAL WORK SW-450

Aims and objectives

To enable the students to understand administrative processes and social

workers role in process in particular.

To bring home to the students the importance of administration and to enable them to learn

skills and techniques for better understanding and familiarization with administrative and

supervisory roles.

To help the students to develop ability to identify problem areas and identify workable

approaches suited to local conditions.

METHODS OF SOCIAL WORK

1. Social work its objectives, scope and Philosophy

2. Social case work Definition, stops, and case study

3. Social group work, Definition and Scope, Classification of Social Group, objectives and

principles

4. Community organization. Definition and scope, Role of community organize

5. Social research & social survey definition. Methods of social research, its importance

6. Social welfare Administration. Definition, scope

7. Social Action Definition, Cope and Techniques

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. Fridl.M. Der, Concepts and Methods of Social Work Prentice-Hall, N. W. Jersey.2000

2. Garett, Anneto, Interviewing, Principles and Practice. Family Wolaro Association of

America.2001

3. Hamilton, Gordon, Principles of case, Recording, New York, Columbia University

Press.2001

4. Introduction to social work-Rex A.Skidmore Allyn And Bacon USA-2002

5. Hodge Peter Community organization London Roultledge and Kegan Paul.2000

6. Kind, G Working with people in community Action: An International case book for

training Community workers and volunteer leaders. New York, Association Press.2000

7. Lauffer, A Community Organization and Social Planners, A Volume of case an illustrated

materials. Oxford Books.2001

8. MacMillan Community Organization for Social Welfare, University Chicago Press.2001

9. PERLAMAN, Community organization and Social Planning. New York, Harper

Bros.2001

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B.S.II (MINOR) 4TH

SEMESTER

Title of course: SOCIAL SURVEY AND RESEARCH SW-451

Aims and objectives

The course is designed to impart knowledge about Social research, its scope nature and

importance in social work practice

Formulation research design, conducting research studies and social surveys, interpreting,

analysis and scientific presentation of data

PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OF SOCIAL RESEARCH

Social research its purpose and scope need of social research in social work and the moral

responsibilities of the social scientists.

SOCIAL SURVEY AND RESEARCH

Need of social survey nature of social survey and types of social survey

BASIC STEPS IN RESEARCH

Selection and formulation of a research problem formulation of hypothesis; data collection;

background studies; sampling and interviews analysis of data and its interpretation

STATICAL METHODS FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH

The aims and objections of statistics, the need of statistics for research

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1. How to research Laraine Blaxter Viva Books limited N.D 2000

2. How to do research Nick Moor Library Association publishing London 2000

3. Andrey J. Roth. The research paper: from and content California: wordsworth.2001

4. C.A Moster. Survey Methods in social investigation, London: Heinemann Educational

book ltd.2000.

5. Dr. Ghulam Hussain Pathan, Tehqia jo Fun, Institute of Sindhiology, university

Sindh.2000

6. Fillips R.S. Social research strategy & tactics New York McMillan Group.2000

7. Gode William J. Etal Methods in Social Research New York. McGraw-Hill Co.2000

8. Jahoda, Deutch Etal Research methods in social relations.2001

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