Elements of social anthropology, principles of sociological investigation, and the relationship with built environment. Social structures: individual, family and community; family kinship and neighborhood structure, status and class; Manifest and latent institutions and groups; social norms, conflict and control; Dynamics of social change with specific reference to East Africa/Uganda. Reflections of these issues in dwelling, community and development; Introduction to urban sociology in developing countries like Uganda; Industrialization and its impact on society; Assessment of impacts of appropriate technology, intermediate technology and high-technology on the development of society. Effects of industrialization on the environment; Impact of the land tenure system on industrial development.
