Bayburt University Lifelong Learning Programme

Description of Individual Course Units

Course Unit Code	Course Unit Title	Type of Course Unit	Year of Study	Semester	Number of ECTS Credits
ADL108.B	Civil Law-II	Compulsory	1	2	4

Level of Course Unit

Short Cycle

Objectives of the Course

The two sections of the derste are examined; In the first part which can be described as an introduction, the concept of law and general information about various civil legal systems are examined along with some basic concepts of Turkish Civil Law and its civil law. In the second chapter, which can be defined as the Law of Persons, concepts and rules related to real persons and legal entities are addressed. The aim of the course is to ensure that students learn the method of organizing the most basic legal rules that arise from the life of the society, principles that are based on them, positive law, and interests balances.

Name of Lecturer(s)

LEYLA ERDEM

Learning Outcomes

1	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
2	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
3	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
4	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
5	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
6	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
7	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
8	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
9	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.
10	Basic information about the principles of Civil Law, Basic terminology, the scope and contents of the other courses covered by Civil Law, relations with other legal sciences, basic principles to be applied in Systematical Civil Law, Preliminary Provisions and Persons Law are provided.

Mode of Delivery

Second Education

Prerequisites and co-requisities

None

Recommended Optional Programme Components

None

Course Contents

This course will be examined in two parts: introduction to civil law and law of real persons. In the first part, it is aimed to introduce the general principles and sources of Civil Law to the students. The second part will cover topics such as rights and ability to act, protection of personality, and personal case recordings.

Weekly Detailed Course Contents

Week	Theoretical	Practice	Laboratory
1	General Information About Civil Law: The Subject, System, Sources of Civil Law
2	Initial Provisions of the Civil Code
3	Implementation of Civil Law (Application in Terms of Time and Meaning), Completion of the Law, Gaps in the Law and Filling in the Gaps in the Law
4	Judge's Appreciation Authority
5	The Principle of Goodness is the Principle of Honesty
6	Proof load
7	People's Law: Person, Concepts of Personality Real People, Beginning of Real Personality, Sona Ermasi, Driving License
8	Protection of Personality and Personality (MIDTERM EXAM)
9	Place and Kinship Personal Status and Personal Status Register
10	Legal Entities, Concept, Types, Establishment, Licenses and Sona Ermesi
11	Civil Legal Entities (Associations and Foundations)
12	Civil Legal Entities (Associations and Foundations)
13	Civil Legal Entities (Associations and Foundations)
14	Civil Legal Entities (Associations and Foundations)