Public Administration and Land Registry - BMEEOUVAT44

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name	Dr. Orosz Csaba
academic rank	Associate professor
email	orosz.csaba@emk.bme.hu

Department of Highway and Railway Engineering

hungarian and english

Strong prerequisites:

• Business law (BMEGT55A001)

5 February 2020

Basic knowledge, abilities and skills in the following topics: Governance, state supervision in civil engineering. Historical bases. International attitudes and traditions. Anglo-Saxon, German and Mediterranean attitudes. Northern countries. Public and private investments. Co-operation of the private and public sectors. [PPP – successes and failures.] Case studies. The problem of corruption. Public participation and partnership. Professional organisations. The basics of cost-benefit analysis (CBA). Land Registry in Hungary. Legal requirements and processes in construction and in civil engineering. Real estate appraisal and land valuation.

ectures, interactive lectures, case studies. Written and oral communication. Examples. Teamwork with short presentation of a case study.

Week	Topics of lectures and/or exercise classes
1.	Governance, state control at civil engineering projects.
2.	History. Case study: The construction of Chain Bridge (Széchenyi-Lánchíd), in Budapest.
3.	The nationalization and re-construction of Chain Bridge. Public investments.
4.	Co-operation of the public and the private sectors. Popular projects.
5.	Basics of cost-benefit analysis (CBA).
6.	Basics of procurement. Problem of Corruption in the north and in the south.
7.	Public participation. Professional organisations. Overview.
8.	Land registry in Hungary.
9.	Details in land registry
10.	Surveying activities associated with land registry. The role of land registry in civil engineering. Expropriation.
11.	Legal proceedings in civil engineering. Keywords. Overview.
12.	Principles of real estate appraisal. Legal bases of real estate valuation. Evaluation methods.
13.	Land market and real estate market.
14.	Case studies. Examples of real estate evaluation.

The above programme is tentative and subject to changes due to calendar variations and other reasons specific to the actual semester. Consult the effective detailed course schedule of the course on the subject website.

On-line materials: Lectures and slides. Tests for practicing at the subject’s moodle website. On-line textbook.

Attendance to lectures is compulsory. The credits of the subject will be refused to students missing more than four times.

Inactive courses

The assessment of the learning outcomes specified in clause 2.2. above and the evaluation of student performance occurs via two midterm tests and a homework.

Evaluation form	Abbrev.	Assessed learning outcomes
1. midterm test	T1	A.1-A.4; B.1
2. midterm test	T2	A.5; B.2; C.4
3. homework - CBA Calculation	HW1	A.2; B.1; C.1-C.3; D.1-D.2
4. homework International case study. Short presentation in a group.	HW2	A.2, A.3; C.1-C.3; D.2

The dates of deadlines of assignments/homework can be found in the detailed course schedule on the subject’s website.

Signature cannot be obtained.

If the student satisfies the attendance criteria, his/her mark will be determined as follows. The mid-semester result will be determined on the basis of the two tests and the homework. The final mark is calculated on the basis of the weighted average of the tests and homework (with the weights shown in the table of Section 3.3).

1) The homework can be submitted with delay till a pre-defined date – usually one week later – by paying a fee.
2) The homework submitted and accepted can be amended till the pre-defined deadline without paying a fee.
3) The two midterm tests can be repeated –without fee – at a previously determined date given in the course schedule. One midterm test can be repeaded twice by paying a previously defined fee.

5 February 2020

Inactive courses