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            I. SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
        II. SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS
        III. COURSE CURRICULUM
    Subject name
        
            SOCIOLOGY FOR ARCHITECTS
        
    ID (subject code)
        
            BMEGT43A044
        
    Type of subject
        
            class
        
    Course types and lessons
        Type
                    Lessons
                Lecture
                    2
                Practice
                    0
                Laboratory
                    0
                Type of assessment
        
            term mark
        
    Number of credits
        
            2
        
    Subject Coordinator
        Name
                    Dr. Csigó Péter
                Position
                     research fellow
                Contact details
                    csigo.peter@gtk.bme.hu
                Educational organisational unit for the subject
        Department of Sociology and Communication
    Subject website
        
    Language of the subject
        
            magyar - HU
        
    Curricular role of the subject, recommended number of terms
        Programme: Elective subjects
Subject Role: Elective
Recommended semester: 0
Direct prerequisites
        Strong
                    None
                Weak
                    None
                Parallel
                    None
                Exclusion
                    None
                Validity of the Subject Description
        
            
Approved by the Faculty Board of Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences, Decree No: 580251/13/2023 registration number. Valid from: 29.03.2023.
        
    Objectives
The aim of the subject is to introduce students to the basic concept, methods, main topics of sociology. The sub-ject puts special emphasis on the topics that are crucial for the students’ future careers as architects.
Academic results
Knowledge
- Knows the concepts, key relationships and theories needed to describe the regularity of social actions;
- know the basic theories of game theory describing interdependent social relations,
- know the theories describing the normative embeddedness of social action,
- know the main experimental results in the field of behavioural economics.
Skills
- Ability to plan, organise and carry out independent learning,
- ability to understand and use action theory, game theory, normativity,
- typical literature and library resources on influencing behaviour,
- be able to recognise in everyday life the typical social situations analysed by the theory of action and to put into practice what they have learned,
- is able to use its creativity.
Attitude
- It is open to learning and absorbing new information generated by action theory;
- collaborate with the teacher and fellow students to develop their knowledge,
- expand their knowledge through continuous learning, open to the use of information technology tools.
Independence and responsibility
- It welcomes well-founded critical comments,
- collaborate with fellow students in certain situations - as part of a team - to solve problems,
- applies the methodological individualist approach of action theory to the interpretation of social phenomena.
Teaching methodology
Lectures, exercises, guided self-learning.
Materials supporting learning
- Andorka Rudolf: Bevezetés a szociológiába. Budapest: Osiris, 1997.
- S. Nagy Katalin (szerk.): Szociológia. Budapest: Tipotex, 2006
- Csanádi Gábor – Csizmady Adrienne – Kocsis János Balázs – Kőszeghy Lea – Tomay Kyra: Város Tervező Társa-dalom. Budapest, Sík Kiadó, 2010.
- Giddens, Anthony: Szociológia. Osiris, 2003.
- Macionis, John J.: Sociology. 15th edition. Upper Saddle River (NJ): Pearson, 2013
General Rules
Az előadások anyagából zárthelyi számonkérés
Performance assessment methods
félévközi összegző értékelések
Percentage of performance assessments, conducted during the study period, within the rating
- midterm tests: 100
Percentage of exam elements within the rating
Issuing grades
| % | |
|---|---|
| Excellent | 90-100 | 
| Very good | 80–89 | 
| Good | 65–79 | 
| Satisfactory | 50–64 | 
| Pass | 40–49 | 
| Fail | < 40 | 
Retake and late completion
Retake and make-up test options are defined by the valid regulations of the University’s Code on Education and Examination.
Coursework required for the completion of the subject
| Nature of work | Number of sessions per term | 
|---|---|
| class attendance | 28 | 
| reading | 32 | 
| total | 60 | 
Approval and validity of subject requirements
Topics covered during the term
a társadalmi egyenlőtlenségek természete és mérése, a város kritikai társadalomelméletei, a közösségi média utópiája és hazugsága, a norma- és értékvezérelt társadalmi cselekvés elméletei
| Lecture topics | |
|---|---|
| 1. | a társadalmi egyenlőtlenségek természete és mérése, a város kritikai társadalomelméletei, a közösségi média utópiája és hazugsága, a norma-és értékvezérelt társadalmi cselekvés elméletei | 
Additional lecturers
| Name | Position | Contact details | 
|---|---|---|