Terkepesz szak tanterve 2001-tol

Cartography curriculum

PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS

TR-c24 Map editing and design 2

III. grade 2. semester -- Lectures per week: 0+4 -- practice mark -- Credit: 6
Responsible: MĂĄrton MĂĄtyĂĄs -- Lecturer: FaragĂł Imre

Detailed description of the subject

1. week Map conversion. Informational themes connected to the content
Adaptability of digital map files, thematic transformation. Icons. Representing pictorial information.

2. week Road map
Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend. Drive-through city maps (features and principles of editing)

3. week Tourist map
Types and subtypes. SzerkesztĂŠsi elvek. Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend.

4. week Watersport map
Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend.

5. week City map
Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend. Necessary accessories on city maps

6. week Geographical map
Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition of the legend in different types

7. week Administration map
Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition of the legend.

8. week Transport map
Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition of the legend in different types

9. week Historical map
Types and subtypes. The importance of time. The necessity of historical maps. Considerations in forming the legend for different types. Principles of editing and requirements.
10. week Topographical map
Navigation map. Orienteering map. Types. Principles of editing, specific types of appearance. Composition of the legend. Subtypes ang legend of navigation maps.

11. week Subsidiary functions of general (chorographical) maps
The effect of subsidiary intention to the content. Types of subsidiary maps

12. week General (chorographical) map publications
The most frequently used main map types. Editing and utilising map publications

13. week Map publication in Hungary
(Practical exercise in groups.)

14. week Map recognition exercise, map dissection
(Practical exercise in groups.)

15. week Semester riport

Recommended reading:

Klinghammer IstvĂĄn Â dr. Papp-VĂĄry ĂrpĂĄd: KartogrĂĄfia I. (kĂśzĂŠpiskolai tankĂśnyv) [MezĹgazdasĂĄgi KiadĂł Budapest, 1982]

IrmĂŠdy-MolnĂĄr LĂĄszlĂł: TĂŠrkĂŠpalkotĂĄs [Budapest, 1957]

Zentai LĂĄszlĂł: SzĂĄmĂtĂłgĂŠpes tĂŠrkĂŠpĂŠszet (egyetemi tankĂśnyv) [ELTE EĂśtvĂśs KiadĂł, Budapest, 2000]

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PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS
TR-c24	Map editing and design 2

`Detailed description of the subject`
1. week	Map conversion. Informational themes connected to the content Adaptability of digital map files, thematic transformation. Icons. Representing pictorial information.
2. week	Road map Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend. Drive-through city maps (features and principles of editing)
3. week	Tourist map Types and subtypes. SzerkesztĂŠsi elvek. Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend.
4. week	Watersport map Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend.
5. week	City map Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition and minimal content of the legend. Necessary accessories on city maps
6. week	Geographical map Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition of the legend in different types
7. week	Administration map Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition of the legend.
8. week	Transport map Type and subtypes. Principles of editing. Composition of the legend in different types
9. week	Historical map Types and subtypes. The importance of time. The necessity of historical maps. Considerations in forming the legend for different types. Principles of editing and requirements.
10. week	Topographical map Navigation map. Orienteering map. Types. Principles of editing, specific types of appearance. Composition of the legend. Subtypes ang legend of navigation maps.
11. week	Subsidiary functions of general (chorographical) maps The effect of subsidiary intention to the content. Types of subsidiary maps
12. week	General (chorographical) map publications The most frequently used main map types. Editing and utilising map publications
13. week	Map publication in Hungary (Practical exercise in groups.)
14. week	Map recognition exercise, map dissection (Practical exercise in groups.)
15. week	Semester riport
Recommended reading:	Klinghammer IstvĂĄn Â dr. Papp-VĂĄry ĂrpĂĄd: KartogrĂĄfia I. (kĂśzĂŠpiskolai tankĂśnyv) [MezĹgazdasĂĄgi KiadĂł Budapest, 1982] IrmĂŠdy-MolnĂĄr LĂĄszlĂł: TĂŠrkĂŠpalkotĂĄs [Budapest, 1957] Zentai LĂĄszlĂł: SzĂĄmĂtĂłgĂŠpes tĂŠrkĂŠpĂŠszet (egyetemi tankĂśnyv) [ELTE EĂśtvĂśs KiadĂł, Budapest, 2000]