VISION

The"Vision" approach emphasizes cultivating a sociological imagination,which involves viewing social phenomena through a sociological lens andunderstanding the social forces that shape individual behavior and societalstructures. Sociology, as a discipline, requires analytical skills todissect complex social issues and develop well-reasoned arguments. Thecourse should focus on developing effective answer-writing skills, includingstructuring answers, using sociological concepts and theories, and presentingarguments clearly and concisely. The field of sociology is constantlyevolving, so it's important to stay updated on contemporary issues anddevelopments in the field. The "Vision" aspect of a Sociologycourse, especially within the context of UPSC (Union Public Service Commission)CGPSC NET SET etc  exam , refers tothe strategic approach and understanding required to excel in theSociology optional subject. It emphasizes not just knowing the syllabus,but also developing a sociological perspective, strong analytical skills, andeffective answer-writing techniques. 

MISSION

The core missionof a sociology course is to equip students with the knowledge and skills to criticallyanalyze social phenomena, understand social structures, and contribute topositive social change. This includes developing an understanding ofsociological theories, research methods, and contemporary social issues. Toprovide a deep understanding of how societies are organized, including socialinstitutions like family, education, religion, and government, and how theyinfluence individual behavior. Students learn to see the connectionsbetween personal experiences and broader social forces, enabling them toanalyze social issues from a wider perspective. This courses equipstudents with the tools and techniques to conduct research, analyze data, andinterpret social phenomena, fostering a scientific approach to understandingsociety. A key focus is on understanding social problems like inequality,poverty, crime, and discrimination, and developing critical perspectives ontheir causes and potential solutions. By fostering critical thinking andproviding a framework for understanding social dynamics, sociology aims toempower students to become agents of positive social change. To encouragestudents to think critically about ethical dilemmas, promoting responsibledecision-making in social contexts. Students learn about various researchmethodologies, including qualitative and quantitative approaches, toinvestigate social phenomena. Mission of this  courses often address current socialchallenges like environmental degradation, social justice issues, and theimpact of technology on society.