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ABSTRACT

Bachelor's degree in

41.03.01 Foreign Regional Studies

41.03.03 Oriental and African Studies

41.03.05 International relations

45.03.03 Fundamental and Applied Linguistics

45.03.01 Philology

07.03.01 Architecture

13.03.01 Heat power and heat engineering

11.03.02 Information and Communication Technologies and Communication Systems

11.03.03 Design and technology of electric means

15.03.03 Applied Mathematics

15.03.04 Process Automation

15.03.06 Mechatronics and Robotics

21.03.01 Oil and Gas Business

21.03.02 Land Management and Inventory

23.03.02 Land transport and technological complexes

27.03.05 Innovation

12.03.04 Biotechnical Systems and Technologies

19.03.01 Biotechnology

19.03.04 Technology products and catering

02.03.01 Mathematics and Computer Science

03.03.02 Physics

06.03.01 Biology

18.03.02 Energy-and resource-saving processes

01.03.02 Applied Mathematics and Informatics

01.03.04 Applied Mathematics

02.03.03 Software and administration of information systems

04.03.01 Chemistry

05.03.02 Geography

05.03.04 Hydrometeorology

05.03.06 Ecology and Nature

06.03.02 Soil

09.03.03 Applied Informatics

09.03.04 Software Engineering

11.03.04 Electronics and Nanoelectronics

42.03.02 Journalism

37.03.01 Psychology

37.03.02 Conflict

39.03.01 Sociology

42.03.03 Religious Studies

49.03.01 Physical Education

54.03.01 Design

51.03.01 Cultural

38.03.03 Human Resource Management

38.03.04 State and municipal management

38.03.05 Business Informatics

38.03.07 Commodity

43.03.02 Tourism

43.03.03 Hospitality

12.03.01 Instrument

14.03.01 Nuclear power and thermal physics

03.15.01 Machinery

23.03.01 Technology of transport processes

26.03.02 Shipbuilding, ocean technology and marine systems engineering infrastructure

41.03.04 Politics

05.03.01 Geology

08.03.01 Construction

09.03.01 Computer Science and Engineering

13.03.01 Heat power and heat engineering

13.03.02 Power and Electrical Engineering

19.03.04 Technology products and catering

34.03.01 Nursing

38.03.01 Economy

38.03.02 Management

38.03.06 Trading Business

39.03.02 Social work

Bachelors Program

Course title: Philosophy.

Basic part of Block 1, 2 credits.

Instructor: N. R. ozhemyachenko, candidate of Philological Sciences, associate professor.

At the beginning of the course a student should be able to: −express thought orally and in writing in accordance with grammatical, semantic and cultural norms of the Russian language;− possess the basic thesaurus of social science disciplines.

Learning outcomes: as a result of studying this discipline the students form the following General cultural (elements of competency):

OK-8: the ability to use the basics of philosophical knowledge to form a worldview.

Course description: Philosophy seeks to develop students in a holistic systemic view of the world and the place of man in it; to stimulate the need for philosophical assessments of historical events and facts of reality; to expand the knowledge of future professionals and to enrich their knowledge of future professionals and to enrich their spiritual world; to assist the formation of personal responsibility and autonomy; to develop interest in fundamental knowledge.

Philosophy course consists of two parts: historical and theoretical. With the development of the historical and philosophical part, students are introduced to the process of change in human history, types of knowledge, because of the specific culture of individual countries and historical periods, its patterns and prospects. The theoretical section includes the basic problems of existence, knowledge, man, culture and society, considered both in a reflexive and value plans.
The discipline Philosophy logically and content associated with such courses as History. Main course literature: 1. Alekseev, P.V. History of philosophy: the textbook / PV Alekseev. − M.: Prospect, 2014. − 237 p. − 10 copies. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:738638&theme=FEFU2. Gryadovoi, D.I. Philosophy [electronic resource]: The general course textbook for high schools / D.I.Gryadovoi. − M.: Unity-Dana, 2014. − 463 p. − 3 copies. http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:726620&theme=FEFU3. Gubin V.D. Philosophy: the textbook / V.D. Gubin. Moscow: Prospect, 2015. − 332 p. − 1 copy. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:796449&theme=FEFU4. Kanke, V.A.: Philosophy. Historical and systematic course: textbook for high schools /V.A. Kanke. − M.: Logos, 2014. − 375 p. − 5 copies. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:741283&theme=FEFU5. Kochanowski, V.P. Philosophy. Textbook for high schools. − M.: KnoRus, 2013. − 368 p. − 7 copies. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:736473&theme=FEFU6. Leshkevich T.G. Philosophy and theory of knowledge: Textbook / T.G. Leshkevich. − M.: INFRA-M, 2011. − 408 p. Access: http://znanium.com/catalog.php?bookinfo=2160647. Ostrovsky E.V.Philosophy: Textbook / E.V. Ostrovsky. − M.: University textbook, 2011. − 313 p. Access: http://znanium.com/catalog.php?bookinfo=2607558. Sverguzov A.T. Philosophy: Textbook / A.T. Sverguzov. − M.: Alpha-M: SIC INFRA-M, 2012. − 192 p. Access: http://znanium.com/catalog.php?bookinfo=3091099. Philosophy / V.V. Mironov. otv.red. − M.: Ure. Norma, SIC INFRA-M, 2016. − 928 p. Access: http://znanium.com/bookread2.php?book=53501310. Philosophy: Textbook / P.V. Alekseev, A.V. Panin; Moscow State University. − M.: Prospect, 2015. − 588 p. − 1 copy. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:794525&theme=FEFU.11. Philosophy: Textbook / A.V. Apollonov, V.V. Vasilyev, F.I. Girenok etc; ed. A.F. Zotov, V.V. Mironov, A. V. Razin. − M.: Moscow State University, 2013. − 670 p. − 2 copies. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:692636&theme=FEFU.12. Philosophy: Tutorial and Workshop for Academic Bachelor / Ed. prof. V.N. Lavrinenko, prof. V.P. Ratnikova. − M.: Yurayt, 2015. − 711 p. − 1 copy. Access: http://lib.dvfu.ru:8080/lib/item?id=chamo:794514&theme=FEFU

Form of final knowledge control: pass-fail exam.

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