Civil defenseSyllabus

Subject code

İF-4153y

Credits

3

Student workload

90

Semester

Autumn semester

Academic year

2025-2026

Subject type

Mandatory

Form of education

Full-time

Language of instruction

Azerbaijani

In-class hours

a) 30 saat mühazirə b) 15 saat seminar

Out-of-class hours

a) 18 saat MRTSİ b) 27 saat TSİ

A student who studies this subject will have extensive knowledge about the system of measures devised by state government bodies, legal entities and individuals to ensure the safety of land, water and air space, industrial and social facilities and the environment of all people in the territory of the republic of azerbaijan during the peaceful life and wartime.

• lecture
• interactive discussion
• presentations
• teamwork
• problem-based learning
• seminar
• case study

1. 1

   CLO 1: It explains the purpose, tasks, principles and normative-legal bases of civil protection.

2. 2

   CLO 2: Determines the types of natural and man-made emergencies, their causes and possible consequences.

3. 3

   CLO 3: It implements public protection and security measures in emergency situations.

4. 4

   CLO 4: Analyzes risk assessment and operational procedures during emergencies.

5. 5

   CLO 5: Demonstrates selection and use of personal and collective protective equipment.

6. 6

   CLO 6: Justifies measures to prevent emergency situations and eliminate their consequences.

1. 1.
   Fundamentals of civil defenseLecture

   Basic provisions of AR law "on civil protection". strategic goals and tasks of civil defense. the role of MM in the state security and risk management system. the principles of MM management in the ministry of education

2. 2.
   2. MM forces: professional, volunteer and non-military units.Lecture

   Civil defense force structure and management levels. professional rescue units and their functions. voluntary civil defense formations and community-based participation. composition, duties and activities of non-military units. interaction of forces and coordination mechanisms in emergency situations

3. 3.
   1. MM forces: professional, volunteer and non-military units.Seminar

   Organization of civil defense in industrial and infrastructure facilities. principles of construction of civil defense system in industrial enterprises. risk management approaches in critical infrastructure facilities. facility-level civil defense planning and response mechanisms. facility personnel preparation and training system. engineering-technical and organizational measures against man-made risks.

4. 4.
   3. emergency situations and their characteristicsLecture

   Definition and classification of fh. man-made FH and classification. radiation dangerous objects and modern examples. radiation dose, dose rate and effects. ionizing rays: sources and mechanism of action. NPP accidents and radioactive contamination scenarios. chemically dangerous objects and substances. explosion, fire dangerous accidents, their management

5. 5.
   4. military emergenciesLecture

   Modern military threats and hybrid risks. nuclear weapons and damage factors. chemical weapons and effects. biological (bacteriological) weapon. conventional means of destruction. consequences of military emergencies for the population and infrastructure

6. 6.
   5. natural emergenciesLecture

   Earthquakes and seismic risks. floods and floods. landslides. hurricane, strong wind, snow avalanches. drought and extreme temperature events. risks caused by climate change.

7. 7.
   2. natural emergenciesSeminar

   Socio-economic and ecological consequences of natural disasters.

8. 8.
   6. detection and evaluation of the conditions arising in FHLecture

   The role of control and monitoring devices used in emergency situations. principles of operational assessment of radiation, chemical and toxic environment. devices used in modern civil defense and emergency services

9. 9.
   7. basics of population protection in FHLecture

   Basic principles and methods of population protection in fh. uniform warning signals of MM (working principle of the CELL BROADCAST system). training of personnel of industrial facilities, personnel of MM detachments and non-working population to FH

10. 10.
    8. personal protective equipmentLecture

    Personal protective equipment, their classification. FMV of respiratory organs, their classification and designations. personal protective equipment of the skin, their classification and purposes. personal eye protection. medical personal protective equipment and their purpose

11. 11.
    Azərbaycan xalq cümhuriyyəti (1918-1920-ci illəri)Lecture

    Bu mövzu 1918-ci ildə yaradılmış azərbaycan xalq cümhuriyyətinin yaranma səbəblərini və fəaliyyətini əhatə edir. dövlətin 23 aylıq fəaliyyəti dövründə həyata keçirilən siyasi, iqtisadi, hüquqi və təhsil sahəsində islahatlar araşdırılır. xarici siyasətdə əldə olunan diplomatik uğurlar və beynəlxalq münasibətlərdə atılan addımlar təhlil edilir. azərbaycan xalq cümhuriyyətinin dövlətçilik tariximizdəki əhəmiyyəti xüsusi vurğulanır.

    • • ftn1: azərbaycan tarixinin dövrlərinin əsas mahiyyəti izah edilir.
    • • ftn2: azərbaycan tarixi üzrə bəzi mübahisəli məsələlərə aydınlıq gətirilir.
    • • ftn4: tələbələrin ən azından minimum məlumat əldə etməsi, mövzular ətrafında öz fikrinin formalaşmasının səviyyəsi yoxlanılır.
    • • ftn3: tələbələrin bu və ya digər məsələlərlə bağlı obyektiv mövqeyini formalaşmasına nail olunur.
    • • ftn5: tələbələrə qədim tariximizin müasir dövrlə uzlaşdırılması vərdişləri aşılanır.
12. 12.
    Protection devices of civil defenseLecture

    Designation and classification of security devices of mm. shelters, their purpose, classification, main and auxiliary rooms, engineering and technical equipment, working mode

13. 13.
    4. protection devices of civil defenseSeminar

    Use of security devices. preparation of security facilities for public reception. placement of the population in protective facilities. rules of behavior of the population in security facilities

14. 14.
    10. protection devices of civil defenseSeminar

    Anti-radiation shelters (radiation shelters), their designation, classification, main and auxiliary rooms, engineering and technical equipment. simple dips, types and structures. maintenance and use of security installations in peacetime

15. 15.
    11. transfer of population in FHLecture

    Population relocation in emergency situations. the nature and methods of transfer. transfer authorities, their composition and duties. provision and implementation of transfer.

16. 16.
    12. sustainability of industrial facilities in FHLecture

    The essence, content of the stability of the work of industrial objects. the main measures taken to increase the stability of the facilities

17. 17.
    5. sustainability of industrial facilities in FHSeminar

    Factors affecting the stability of the object. conducting a study of the stability of industrial facilities. engineering and technical measures of civil defense

18. 18.
    13. eliminating the consequences of FH in industrial facilitiesSeminar

    The purpose, essence and tasks of the rescue and other urgent work (x and dti) carried out in fh. organization and implementation of x and dti. the forces and resources involved in conducting x and DTI

19. 19.
    6. eliminating the consequences of FH in industrial facilitiesSeminar

    Eliminating the consequences of emergencies in industrial facilities. carrying out special cleaning. carrying out partial special cleaning - deactivation, degassing and disinfection

20. 20.
    14. eliminating the consequences of FH in industrial facilitiesLecture

    The essence, content and sequence of the work of the object detachment commander in the organization and conduct of x and DTI in the fh. organization and implementation of special cleaning. management of the activities of facilities and MM units in the faculty of education

21. 21.
    7. eliminating the consequences of FH in industrial facilitiesSeminar

    Complete and partial sanitary cleaning

22. 22.
    15. first aid in case of emergencyLecture

    First aid in case of injuries

23. 23.
    8. first aid in case of emergencySeminar

    Providing first aid for trauma, bleeding, fractures and burns, CPR elements and preparing the victim for safe evacuation

24. 24.
    1. legal basis and organization of civil protectionIndependent work

    Civil protection legislation, goals, tasks and management system are examined.

25. 25.
    Non-inertia CALCULATION systems.Lecture

    In this topic, the essence of non-inertial calculation systems, their difference from inertial calculation systems and their place in newtonian mechanics are studied. it is explained that non-inertial reference systems are accelerating or rotating coordinate systems. in order to correctly describe the movement of the body in such systems, it is justified to take into account inertial (imaginary) forces as well as real forces. in the topic, the reasons for the emergence of inertia force, centrifugal force, coriolis force and euler force, their mathematical expressions and physical meanings are analyzed. phenomena caused by the earth's rotation - foucault's dancer, wind direction changes, ocean currents, and the influence of the coriolis force in ballistic movements are explained on the basis of real examples. applications of non-inertial systems in engineering, aviation, space technology, robotics, navigation and automatic control systems are also considered. the subject serves to form the ability of students to analyze mechanical processes in different reference systems, evaluate the effect of inertial forces and explain their practical applications.

    • As a result of mastering the subject, the student: explains the concepts of inertial and non-inertial computing systems and defines their differences. analyzes the image properties of motion in non-inertial computing systems. explains the causes and physical nature of inertial forces. explains the centrifugal inertial force and its effects on rotating systems. analyzes the mechanism of the coriolis force and its effect on moving bodies. explains the application features of newton's laws in non-inertial systems. analyzes various mechanical phenomena and practical problems using inertial forces. evaluates the role of non-inertial systems in rotating systems, processes occurring on the earth's surface and technical devices. solve physical problems related to non-inertial computing systems and justify the obtained results
26. 26.
    3. organization of civil defense in industrial facilitiesIndependent work

    Facilities are reviewing civil defense plans, risk management and personnel training.

27. 27.
    5. personal protective equipment and their applicationIndependent work

    Types and use of respiratory, skin, eye and medical protective equipment are studied.

    • The student recognizes the types of personal protective equipment, explains their purpose and rules of use.
28. 28.
    6. protection devices and their operationIndependent work

    The structure and rules of use of shelters and radiation shelters are being investigated.

29. 29.
    7. rescue and other urgent worksIndependent work

    The organization of rescue operations, the operation of forces and means are studied

30. 30.
    8. natural disasters and their consequencesIndependent work

    The impact of earthquakes, floods, landslides, droughts and climate changes is analyzed.

31. 31.
    9. first aid and evacuation of victimsIndependent work

    Trauma, bleeding, fractures, burns, and CPR are explored.

32. 32.
    10. increasing the stability of industrial facilitiesIndependent work

    Factors affecting the stability of objects and engineering measures are studied.

33. 33.
    1. basics of civil protectionLecture

    Basic provisions of AR law "on civil protection". strategic goals and tasks of civil defense. the role of MM in the state security and risk management system. the principles of MM management in the ministry of education.

34. 34.
    2. MM forces: professional, volunteer and non-military units.Lecture

    Civil defense force structure and management levels. professional rescue units and their functions. voluntary civil defense formations and community-based participation. composition, duties and activities of non-military units. interaction of forces and coordination mechanisms in emergency situations

35. 35.
    1. MM forces: professional, volunteer and non-military units.Seminar

    Organization of civil defense in industrial and infrastructure facilities. principles of construction of civil defense system in industrial enterprises. risk management approaches in critical infrastructure facilities. facility-level civil defense planning and response mechanisms. facility personnel preparation and training system. engineering-technical and organizational measures against man-made risks

36. 36.
    3. emergency situations and their characteristicsLecture

    Definition and classification of fh. man-made FH and classification. radiation dangerous objects and modern examples. radiation dose, dose rate and effects. ionizing rays: sources and mechanism of action. NPP accidents and radioactive contamination scenarios. chemically dangerous objects and substances. explosion, fire dangerous accidents, their management

37. 37.
    4. military emergenciesLecture

    Modern military threats and hybrid risks. nuclear weapons and damage factors. chemical weapons and effects. biological (bacteriological) weapon. conventional means of destruction. consequences of military emergencies for the population and infrastructure

38. 38.
    5. natural emergencies.Lecture

    Earthquakes and seismic risks. floods and floods. landslides. hurricane, strong wind, snow avalanches. drought and extreme temperature events. risks caused by climate change

39. 39.
    Fundamentals of civil defenseLecture

    Basic provisions of AR law "on civil protection". strategic goals and tasks of civil defense. the role of MM in the state security and risk management system. the principles of MM management in the ministry of education

40. 40.
    Fundamentals of civil defenseLecture

    Basic provisions of AR law "on civil protection". strategic goals and tasks of civil defense

41. 41.
    Fundamentals of civil defenseLecture

    Basic provisions of AR law "on civil protection". strategic goals and tasks of civil defense. the role of MM in the state security and risk management system. the principles of MM management in the ministry of education.

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