1. Population: Part 1

    Content: Examination of population dynamics, including population distribution, density, growth patterns, and demographic transition theory.

    Objective: To understand the factors influencing population trends and their implications for resources and development.

 2. Population: Part 2

    Content: Continued exploration of population issues, including age structure, sex ratio, migration, and the social and economic impacts of population changes.

    Objective: To analyze the consequences of demographic changes on society, economy, and environment.

 3. Human Settlements and Land Use

    Content: Study of various types of human settlements, their characteristics, and the patterns of land use, including urbanization and rural development.

    Objective: To understand the relationship between human settlements, land use practices, and their impact on the environment and socioeconomic conditions.

 4. Primary Economic Activities

    Content: Exploration of primary economic activities, including agriculture, fishing, forestry, and mining, and their significance in the economy.

    Objective: To assess the role of primary activities in national and global economies and their sustainability.

 5. Secondary Economic Activities

    Content: Examination of secondary economic activities, focusing on manufacturing industries, construction, and their contribution to economic development.

    Objective: To understand the processes involved in industrialization, the factors affecting industrial location, and the environmental implications.

 6. Tertiary Economic Activities

    Content: Study of tertiary economic activities, including services such as trade, tourism, banking, and their impact on economic growth.

    Objective: To analyze the significance of the service sector in contemporary economies and its role in promoting development.

 7. Region and Regional Development

    Content: Exploration of regional geography, focusing on regional disparities, planning, and development strategies.

    Objective: To understand the concept of regions, the factors influencing regional development, and the importance of balanced regional growth.

 8. Geography: Nature and Scope

    Content: Overview of geography as a discipline, its branches, methods, and significance in understanding human environment interactions.

    Objective: To comprehend the interdisciplinary nature of geography and its relevance to contemporary issues.

 9. Geography: Nature and Scope (Continued)

    Content: Further exploration of geographic concepts, including spatial analysis and geographic information systems (GIS).

    Objective: To enhance understanding of geographic tools and techniques used in research and practical applications.

 10. Practicals

    Content: Handson practical sessions related to mapping, data collection, analysis, and interpretation of geographical information.

    Objective: To develop practical skills in geographical methods, enhance observational skills, and apply theoretical knowledge in realworld scenarios.