1. Students will explain surveillance as a separate sociological concept and defines its connections to other significant sociological concepts (particularly modernity, globalization, technology, immigration).

2. Students will identify the dynamics of the contemporary society, which is often called “Surveillance Society”. 

3. Students will locate surveillance within its various social contexts.

4. Students will describe theoretical and empirical matters that affect surveillance researches.

5. Students will trace the positions and effects of surveillance in terms of everyday practice.