The course is designed to give an introduction to the structural changes of Hungarian society after 1945. It attempts to analyse social stratification issues and gives a comprehensive overview employing contemporary social surveys relevant to the field of social stratification.
Social stratification is an important concept that relates to all societies.
In exploring the themes outlined below, basic sociological concepts are discussed. Field studies are also included in the course. The course place Denmark and the Carpathian Basin as geographical units in Europe, understanding geographical determing factors, examining the basis for a historical comparison, and offer an overview of history of Vikings and Magyars, Scandinavia and East-Central Europe from the age of feudal Europe to nowadays. The course offer a survey of different periods of Hungarian Art by the help of videotapes and visits in P cs and immediate surrounding areas, and compare them with the Western European Art Movements. The course is concerned including with the role and importance of computers and informatics in business and in the society, operation of computers, elements of Hardware, the Software development, the problems of the Information Management and the Information Society.