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1 1st YEAR Course Code 1st Semester Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 109 Basic Design INDD 105 Introduction to Design INDD 111 Technical Drawing INDD 107 Basic Computer INDD 113 Freehand Drawing TURK011 Turkish SOFLXXX Elective Courses 3 3 VCDS129 Current Issues in Contemporary Societies UFNDXXX Pool of UFND Courses UFNDXXX Pool of UFND Courses TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC Course Code 2nd Semester Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 112 Basic Design INDD 106 Introduction to Design INDD 114 Technical Drawing and Perspective INDD 108 Computer Aided Technical Drawing INDD 116 Freehand Drawing TURK012 Turkish SOFLXXX Elective Courses 3 3 VCDS132 Art, Design, and Culture UFNDXXX Pool of UFND Courses UFNDXXX Pool of UFND Courses TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC

2 2nd YEAR Course Code 3rd Semester Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 201 Industrial Design Studio INDD 209 Materials and Production Techniques INDD 213 Computer Aided Industrial Design INDD 215 Ergonomics INDD 217 Visual Representation Techniques INDD 219 Model Making INDD 207 Design History HIST 011 Ataturk s Principles and Tistory of Turkish Revolution UFNDXXX Pool of UFND Courses TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC Course Code 4th Semester Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 202 Industrial Design Studio INDD 218 Materials and Production Techniques INDD 222 Model Making INDD 214 Computer Aided Industrial Design INDD 224 Visual Representation Techniques INDD 208 Design History UFNDXXX Pool of UFND Courses HIST 012 Ataturk s Principles and Tistory of Turkish Revolution INDD 226 Office Internship (30 work days) TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC

3 3rd YEAR Course Code 5th Semester Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 301 Industrial Design Studio INDD 305 Design Research Methods Elective Course UFND070 Social Responsibility Project TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC Course Code 6th Semester Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 302 Industrial Design Studio INDD 306 Research Report Writing Elective Course 9 15 INDD 326 Atelier Internship (30 work days) TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC

4 4th YEAR Course Code INDD 401 INDD 403 7th Semester Prereq. Course Name T-P-YC ECTS All studio courses* Industrial Design Studio Being enrolled in INDD401** Prototyping Atelier INDD 405 Portfolio Design Elective Course 9 16 TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC * Prerequisites for INDD401: must have completed INDD 109, 112, 105, 106, 201, 202, 301, 302 ** Prerequisites for INDD403: being enrolled in INDD401 Course Code 8th Semester Prereq. Course Name T-P-YC ECTS INDD 402 INDD401*** Graduation Project INDD 404 INDD 406 being enrolled in INDD402**** Prototyping Atelier Professional Design Experiences Elective Course 9 16 TOTAL (SEMESTER) YC YEAR IN TOTAL *** Prerequisites for INDD402: must have completed INDD 401 **** Prerequisites for INDD404: being enrolled in INDD 402 4

5 ACADEMIC YEAR DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES NOTE: All elective courses in academic year are removed from the curriculum. 5 th SEMESTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES Course Code Course Name T P YC ECTS INAR 351 İnsan ve Çevre (O) INDD 355 Model Yapımı I (O) INDD 357 Tekne Tasarımı (M) INDD 359 Çatal Bıçak Tasarımı (Ü) INDD 361 Döşemeli Mobilya Tasarımı (M) INDD 363 Yemek Takımı Tasarımı (Ü) th SEMESTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES Course Code Course Name T P YC ECTS INDD 352 Banyo- Mutfak Mobilya ve Aksesuar Tasarımı (Ü) INDD 354 Aydınlatma Tasarımı (Ü) INDD 356 Düşünce Tarihi (O) INDD 358 Mobilya Tasarım Atölyesi (M) INDD 362 Ahşap Mobilya Tasarımı (M) th SEMESTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES Course Code Course Name T P YC ECTS INDD 451 Oyuncak Tasarımı I (Ü) INDD 453 Tasarım Mühendisliği (O) INDD 455 Fikri Haklar (O) INDD 459 Takı Tasarımı (Ü) INDD 461 Kent Mobilyaları Tasarımı (M) INDD 463 Büro Mobilyaları Tasarımı (M) th SEMESTER DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES Course Code Course Name T P YC ECTS INDD 452 Elektronik- Elektrikli Araç Gereç Tasarımı (Ü) INDD 456 Model Yapımı II (O) INDD 458 Ambalaj Tasarımı Projesi (Ü) INDD 462 Metal- Cam Mobilyaları Tasarımı (M) INDD 464 Klasik Mobilya Tasarımı (M) INDD 466 Oyuncak Tasarımı II (Ü) INDD 468 Grup Mobilya Tasarımı (M)

6 NEWLY-OPENED DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES Course Code Course Name T P YC ECTS INDD 311 Malzeme ve Üretim Teknikleri Uygulaması / Practice of Material and Production Techniques INDD 313 Görsel Kültür / Visual Culture INDD 315 Kavramsal Tasarım / Conceptual Design INDD 317 Bilgisayar Destekli Tasarı Geometri / Computer-Aided Descriptive Geometry INDD 319 Ürün Grafiği / Graphic Design for Products INDD 321 Araç Tasarımı 1 / Vehicle Design INDD 312 Tasarımda Sürdürülebilirlik / Sustainability in Design INDD 314 Deneyim Tasarımı / Experience Design INDD 316 Endüstriyel Tasarım ve Yenilikçilik / Industrial Design and Innovation INDD 318 Kinematik Tasarım / Kinematic Design INDD 320 İleri Sunuş Teknikleri / Advanced Presentation Techniques INDD 322 Araç Tasarımı 2 / Vehicle Design INDD 324 Bilgisayar Destekli Endüstriyel Tasarım 3 / Computer-Aided Industrial Design INDD 411 Hizmet Tasarımı Projeleri / Service Design Projects INDD 413 CAD CAM Prototip Yapımı / CAD CAM Prototyping INDD 454 Tasarımda Proje Yönetimi / Project Management in Design INDD 456 Deneysel Tasarım / Experimental Design INDD 462 Portfolyo Tasarımı 2 / Portfolio Design There are no prerequisites for elective courses. 3rd and 4th year students are able to select any course from all 300 and 400 coded courses that are on the current semester s list. For graduation, it is required for students to complete at least 48 ECTS among TOTAL 64 ECTS of the elective course credits from the departmental elective course list. The rest of the credits can be completed from the suggested and must university elective courses. 6

7 UNIVERSITY ELECTIVE COURSES * Course Code Course Name T P K ECTS GRAF 021 Sanat ve Kültür GRAF 022 Sanat ve Kültür GRAF 467 Bilgilendirme Grafiği I GRAF 409 Çağdaş Sanat Yorumu I GRAF 468 Bilgilendirme Grafiği II GRAF 412 Çağdaş Sanat Yorumu II FILM 041 Çağdaş Sinema Tartışmaları 1/ Contemporary Cinema Discussions FILM 042 Çağdaş Sinema Tartışmaları 2/ Contemporary Cinema Discussions FILM 043 Çağdaş Sinema Tartışmaları 3/ Contemporary Cinema Discussions FILM 011 Temel Fotoğraf / Basic Photography FILM 012 İleri Fotoğraf / Advanced Photography FILM 013 Türk Sinema Tarihi / History of Turkish Cinema FILM 022 Dünya Sinema Tarihi / History of World Cinema MUSV 050 Genel Müzik Kültürü / Music Culture MUSV 080 Film Müzikleri / Film Soundtracks MUSV 060 Genel Caz Tarihi / History of Jazz VCDS 213 Photography VCDS 363 Story Board I VCDS 364 Story Board II VCDS 126 Fundamentals of Digital Media VCDS 214 Digital Photography VCDS 367 Studio Photography VCDS 365 Visual Perception VCDS 465 Information Design VCDS 368 Advertising Photography VCDS 466 Information Design PRAD 363 Event Management PRAD 253 Personal Communication PRAD 356 Culture and Society PRAD 258 Integrated Marketing Communication PRAD 358 Consumer Behaviors for Advertising PRAD 305 Brand Communication PRAD 457 Corporate Communication RCTV 493 Video Art RCTV 494 Video Art INAR 360 Design Semiotics INAR 340 Furniture Design I (5 vacancy) INAR 390 Furniture Design II (5 vacancy)

8 BUSN 106 Principles of Management and Organization BUSN 040 Entrepreneurship and Business Planning BUSN 101 Introduction To Business I BUSN 102 Introduction To Business II BUSN 201 Principles of Accounting I BUSN 204 Management Science BUSN 301 Business Finance I BUSN 303 Marketing I BUSN 307 Production and Operation Management BUSN 459 Innovation and Technology Management BUSN 453 Marketing Policies and Strategies INOV 503 Üretim Sistemleri Analizi / Production System Analysis INOV 511 Yeni Ürün Geliştirme / New Product Development INOV 514 Proje Yönetimi / Project Management INOV 506 Fikri ve Sınai Mülkiyet Hakları / Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights HKUK 369 Fikri Haklar / Intellectual Rights PSYC 107 Sosyal Psikoloji / Social Psychology * This list consists of suggested (non-departmental) University Elective Courses that may support industrial design students. Equivalent or similar courses can also be selected with advisor approval. Faculty of Art and Design Faculty of Communication Faculty of Architecture/ Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design/ 5 vacancies for industrial design students Department of Business Administration Business Adm. Minor Degree Each course can be opened in both semesters. / Business Adm. Minor Degree Prog. / Total: 40 ECTS Business Adm. Engineering (Graduate Prog.) 8

9 UFND COURSES Course Code Course Name Credits ECTS 1 UFND 010-A UFND 010-B UFND 010-C İnsan Bilimleri (Human Sciences) İnsan Bilimleri / Davranış Bilimleri (Human Sciences / Behavioral Sciences) İnsan Bilimleri / Anlam ve Gösterge Bilim (Human Sciences / Semiology and Semantics) İnsan Bilimleri / Bilim Felsefesi ve Tarihi (Human Sciences / History and Philosophy of Science) UFND 010-D İnsan Bilimleri / Teknoloji ve Toplum (Human Sciences / Technology and Society) UFND 010-E İnsan Bilimleri / Felsefe Mantık (Human Sciences / Philosophy - Logics) UFND 010-F İnsan Bilimleri / Girişimcilik ve İş Planı (Human Sciences / Entrepreneurship and Business Planning) UFND 010-G İnsan Bilimleri / Liderlik (Human Sciences / Leadership) UFND 010-H İnsan Bilimleri / Çevre (Human Sciences / Environment) UFND 020 Araştırma Kültürü (Research Culture) UFND 030 Tasarım Kültürü (Design Culture) UFND 040 Estetik Kültürü (Aesthetics Culture) UFND 050 Etik Kültürü (Etic Culture) UFND 060 Proje Kültürü (Project Culture) UFND 070 Sosyal Sorumluluk Projesi (Social Responsibilities Project) SOFL COURSES Course Code Course Name Credits ECTS Course Code Course Name Credits ECTS SOFL 011 German I SOFL 053 Greek III SOFL 012 German II SOFL 054 Greek IV SOFL 013 German III SOFL 061 Russian I SOFL 014 German IV SOFL 062 Russian II SOFL 021 Italian I SOFL 063 Russian III SOFL 022 Italian II SOFL 064 Russian IV SOFL 023 Italian III SOFL 071 Japanese I SOFL 024 Italian IV SOFL 072 Japanese II SOFL 031 French I SOFL 073 Japanese II SOFL 032 French II SOFL 074 Japanese IV SOFL 033 French III SOFL 081 Portuguese I SOFL 034 French IV SOFL 082 Portuguese II SOFL 041 Spanish I SOFL 083 Portuguese III SOFL 042 Spanish II SOFL 084 Portuguese IV SOFL 043 Spanish III SOFL 091 Chinese I SOFL 044 Spanish IV SOFL 092 Chinese II SOFL 051 Greek I SOFL 093 Chinese III SOFL 052 Greek II SOFL 094 Chinese IV

10 CREDITS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED FOR GRADUATION FROM THE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN UNDERGADUATE PROGRAM COURSES ECTS % DEPARTMENTAL MUST COURSES 153 % 64 DEP. ELECTIVE COURSES (min.) 48 % UNIVERSITY ELECTIVE COURSES 16 % 6 UFND COURSES 13 SOFL COURSES 06 YÖK COURSES 04 TOTAL % 10 Students, who failed or have not taken the courses that are superseded, will take the equivalent courses that are on the list below. İNTİBAK INDD 101 Basic Art Education INDD 101 Basic Design INDD 102 Basic Art Education INDD 102 Basic Design INDD 203 Materials INDD 203 Materials and Production Techn INDD 206 Production Techniques INDD 203 Materials and Production Techn INDD 216 Visual Representation Techn INDD 215 Visual Representation Techniques INDD 211 Furniture and Construction INDD 219 Model-making INDD 204 Materials INDD 204 Materials and Production Techn INDD 303 Production Techniques INDD 204 Materials and Production Techn INDD 212 Furniture and Construction INDD 222 Model-making Students, who fail in the courses of which their credits have changed, will complete their credits required for graduation with elective courses. Students who began the 1st semester in undergraduate program in academic year will only be responsible for INDD 326 Atelier Internship that is added to the end of the 6th semester. Students will complete the credits that they lack because of the altered credits of courses, such as Basic Art Education, Technical Drawing, Technical Drawing and Perspective, and Ergonomics, with elective courses approved by their advisors. Production Techniques III and Principles of Marketing do not have any equivalent since there are no students that took these courses. 10

11 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN COURSE DESCRIPTIONS MUST COURSES 1ST SEMESTER: INDD 109 Basic Design 1 (2-4-4) 6 The content of this course includes the introduction of basic design principles and the exploration of light, color, shadow, points, lines, textures, shapes, materials, spaces, proportions, dimensions, balance, coherence, rhythm and unity. It is also aimed at enabling students to develop analytical thinking and creative problem-solving skills through two- and three-dimensional exercises. INDD 105 Introduction to Design 1 ( 2-2-3) 5 The content of this course includes the methods of idea exploration, idea development and transforming ideas into 3D designs. It consists of exercises of three-dimensional thinking related to product design; comprehending basic geometrical shapes; sketching; abstract thinking on two- and three-dimensional relations; improving physical 3D modeling; and experiencing various modeling techniques with different materials. INDD 111 Technical Drawing (2-2-4) 3 The content of this course includes the introduction and applications of universal technical drawing techniques that are essential to express designed products and for sending these products to manufacturing processes. Introduction of drawing tools and teaching students the skills of using them; conveying the principles of drawing of basic geometrical shapes starting from points and lines; orthographic drawings of designed products; drawing plan view and sectional view; and giving information on scale and dimensioning will be covered. INDD 107 Basic Computer (1-2-2) 2 The content of this course includes preparing presentations in basic computer programs; giving information about softwares and hardware used for designing, drawing and modeling; and their applications. INDD 113 Freehand Drawing 1 (2-2-3) 3 The content of this course includes the exercises of freehand drawing techniques, which improve sketching skills and knowledge to be used as a communication tool in the design process. VCDS 129 Current Issues in Contemporary Societies (2-0-2) 3 ECTS 2ND SEMESTER: INDD 112 Basic Design 2 (2-4-4) 6 The content of this course includes the introduction of basic design principles and the exploration of light, color, shadow, points, lines, textures, shapes, materials, spaces, proportions, dimensions, balance, coherence, rhytm and unity. It is also aimed at enabling students to develop analytical thinking and creative problem-solving skills through two- and three-dimensional exercises. It is the continuation of INDD 101 Basic Design 1. INDD 106 Introduction to Design 2 (2-2-3) 5 The content of this course includes the methods of idea exploration, idea development and transforming ideas into 3D designs. It consists of exercises of three-dimensional thinking related to product design; comprehending basic geometrical shapes; sketching; abstract thinking on two- and three-dimensional relations; improving physical 3D modeling, and experiencing various modeling techniques with different materials. It is the continuation of INDD 105 Introduction to Design 1. INDD 114 Technical Drawing and Perspective (2-2-3) 3 This course is the continuation and advanced level of INDD 103 Technical Drawing in theory and practice. It consists of theoretical information and applications of drawing sections and views by following the Fundamentals of scaling and dimensioning; improving the perception of the third dimension through different kinds of perspective and drawing techniques; and the methods of emphasizing drawings with shadows and hatching while transforming objects into 3D on the plane. INDD 108 Computer-Aided Technical Drawing (1-2-2) 2 11

12 The content of this course includes the introduction of the contents and usage of software programs appropriate for designing, drawing and modeling techniques. It consists of theoretical knowledge and basic applications in order to make use of the computer technology in the design process. INDD 116 Freehand Drawing 2 (2-2-3) 3 This course includes the applications of freehand drawing techniques, which improve sketching skills and knowledge to be used as a communication tool in the design process. It is the continuation of INDD 109 Freehand Drawing 1. VCDS 132 Art, Design, and Culture (2-0-2) 3 ECTS 3RD SEMESTER: INDD 201 Industrial Design Studio I (2-6-5) 9 This course includes the 2nd year-level design projects. It aims to internalize the methods of design thinking and creative thinking. During the course, the following issues will be covered theoretically and practically: 1. Definition of design problem 2. Design practice-oriented research methods 3. Creative idea exploration and development methods 4. User-oriented design methods 5. 2D and 3D designing techniques 6. Methods of form and function analysis in product/service/conceptual design 7. Application of the knowledge in design, materials and production techniques 8. Visual and verbal communication techniques and strategies in design It is the continuation of INDD 106 Introduction to Design 2 with advanced practices. INDD 209 Materials and Production Techniques 1 (2-2-3) 4 The objective of this course is to teach students the materials that are used for product design and related production techniques theoretically and practically. The influences of chosen materials on design in the design process and the relationship between material selection and production techniques will be covered in the course. INDD 213 Computer Aided Industrial Design 1 (1-2-2) 4 This course consists of the introduction two-dimensional drawing and three-dimensional modeling software; and the exercises of AutoCAD, Rhinoceros and other CAD programs. INDD 215 Ergonomics (2-0-2) 2 The content of this course covers the anthropometric, physiologic and biomechanical data of human-environmentproduct relationship in the design and project processes. INDD 217 Visual Representation Techniques 1 (2-2-3) 3 The objective of this course is to enable students to gain improved skills of visualizing ideas (sketching and rendering techniques etc.) and presenting them in the design and project processes. INDD 219 Model Making 1 (2-2-3) 3 This course aims at conveying physical 3D presentation techniques and principles in the design process. It includes practices of transforming design ideas into 3D objects with form and function, and modeling and prototyping with different materials and techniques in an atelier environment. INDD 207 Design History 1 (2-0-2) 2: The content of this course includes the examination of the historical development of design throughout history in terms of different socio-cultural structures. Understanding of design and production from the middle ages until the preindustrial period will be covered. 4TH SEMESTER: INDD 202 Industrial Design Studio 2 (2-6-5) 9 12

13 This course includes the 2nd year-level design projects. It aims to internalize the methods of design thinking and creative thinking. During the course, the following issues will be covered theoretically and practically: 1. Definition of design problem 2. Design practice-oriented research methods 3. Creative idea exploration and development methods 4. User-oriented design methods 5. 2D and 3D designing techniques 6. Methods of form and function analysis in product/service/conceptual design 7. Application of the knowledge in design, materials and production techniques 8. Visual and verbal communication techniques and strategies in design It is the continuation of INDD 201 Industrial Design Studio 1 with advanced practices. INDD 218 Materials and Production Techniques 2 (2-2-3) 3 The objective of this course is to teach students the materials that are used for product design and related production techniques theoretically and practically. The influences of chosen materials on design in the design process and the relationship between material selection and production techniques will be covered in the course. It is the continuation and advanced level of INDD 203 Materials and Production Techniques 1, supported by technical visits. INDD 222 Model Making 2 (2-2-3) 3 This course aims at conveying physical 3D presentation techniques and principles in the design process. It includes practices of transforming design ideas into 3D objects with form and function, and modeling and prototyping with different materials and techniques in an atelier environment. It is the continuation of INDD 212 Model Making 1 with advanced practices. INDD 214 Computer Aided Industrial Design 2 (1-2-2) 4 This course consists of the introduction two-dimensional drawing and three-dimensional modeling software; and the exercises of AutoCAD, Rhinoceros and other CAD programs. It is the continuation of INDD 213 Computer Aided Industrial Design 1 with advanced practices. INDD 224 Visual Representation Techniques 2 (2-2-3) 3 The objective of this course is to enable students to gain improved skills of visualizing ideas (sketching and rendering techniques etc.) and presenting them in the design and project processes. It is the continuation of INDD 215 Visual Representation Techniques 1 with advanced practices (especially in digital environments). INDD 208 Design History II (2-0-2) 2 The content of this course includes the post-industrial period of the historical development of design. Understanding of design in the 20th century, its effects on recent understanding in design and contemporary design issues will be covered. INDD226 Office Internship (2-2-3) 3 The objective of this internship is to enable students to participate in a professional design process in a design studio in order to gain hands-on experience in a professional environment during 30 work days. Reporting the experiences to the department is required. 5TH SEMESTER: INDD 301 Industrial Design Studio 3 (2-6-5) 9: This course includes the 3rd year-level design projects. It aims to internalize the methods of design thinking and creative thinking. During the course, the following issues will be covered theoretically and practically: 1. Definition of design problem 2. Design practice-oriented research methods 3. Creative idea exploration and development methods 4. User-oriented design methods 5. 2D and 3D designing techniques 6. Methods of form and function analysis in product/service/conceptual design 7. Application of the knowledge in design, materials and production techniques 8. Visual and verbal communication techniques and strategies in design It is the continuation of INDD 202 Industrial Design Studio 2 with advanced practices. 13

14 INDD 305 Design Research Methods (2-2-3) 3: The content of this course covers the introduction of determining the practice-oriented design research process. It includes the applications of scientific research methods; research, data collection, analysis and synthesis in specific design issues; and students will gain the skill of using these data in the design process 6TH SEMESTER: INDD 302 Industrial Design Studio 4 (2-6-5) 9: This course includes the 3rd year-level design projects. It aims to internalize the methods of design thinking and creative thinking. During the course, the following issues will be covered theoretically and practically: 1. Definition of design problem 2. Design practice-oriented research methods 3. Creative idea exploration and development methods 4. User-oriented design methods 5. 2D and 3D designing techniques 6. Methods of form and function analysis in product/service/conceptual design 7. Application of the knowledge in design, materials and production techniques 8. Visual and verbal communication techniques and strategies in design It is the continuation of INDD 301 Industrial Design Studio 3 with advanced practices. INDD 306 Research Report Writing (2-2-3) 3: The content of this course is based on developing and improving students skills of writing and presenting research and evaluation process and results on specific design issues by following basic academic writing principles. INDD326 Atelier Internship (2-2-3) 3: The objective of this internship is to enable students to participate in a manufacturing process in a production facility in order to gain hands-on experience in production and atelier environment during 30 work days. Reporting the experiences to the department is required. 7TH SEMESTER: INDD 401 Industrial Design Studio 5 (2-6-5) 9: This course includes the 4rd year-level design projects. It aims to internalize the methods of design thinking and creative thinking. During the course, the following issues will be covered theoretically and practically: 1. Definition of design problem 2. Design practice-oriented research methods 3. Creative idea exploration and development methods 4. User-oriented design methods 5. 2D and 3D designing techniques 6. Methods of form and function analysis in product/service/conceptual design 7. Application of the knowledge in design, materials and production techniques 8. Visual and verbal communication techniques and strategies in design It is the continuation of INDD 302 Industrial Design Studio 4 with advanced practices. INDD 403 Prototyping Atelier 1 (2-2-3) 3: The objective of this course is to enable students to work on their mock-ups and produce prototypes that during their Industrial Design Studio 5 design projects. INDD 405 Portfolio Design 1 (1-2-2) 2: In order to prepare students to the professional life, this course aims at encouraging students to gain visual and verbal presentation skills related to their design experiences and projects. Students will also make exercises on designing and organizing their portfolios, and also improve skills of strategic communication within the course. 8TH SEMESTER: INDD 402 Graduation Project (2-6-5) 9: 14

15 This course includes the 4rd year graduation level design projects. It aims to internalize the methods of design thinking and creative thinking. During the course, the following issues will be covered theoretically and practically: 1. Definition of design problem 2. Design practice-oriented research methods 3. Creative idea exploration and development methods 4. User-oriented design methods 5. 2D and 3D designing techniques 6. Methods of form and function analysis in product/service/conceptual design 7. Application of the knowledge in design, materials and production techniques 8. Visual and verbal communication techniques and strategies in design It is the continuation of INDD 401 Industrial Design Studio 5 with advanced practices. INDD 404 Prototyping Atelier 2 (2-2-3) 3: The objective of this course is to enable students to work on their mock-ups and produce prototypes during their graduation projects. INDD 406 Professional Design Experiences (1-2-2) 2: In order to prepare students to the professional work life, this course includes seminars given by professionals, who may catalyze discussions and questioning on their shared professional experiences including the relationships between designer, producer, employer and companies in industrial design field. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN COURSE DESCRIPTIONS DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES GRAF 021 Art and Culture 1 GRAF 022 Art and Culture 2 GRAF 467 Information Graphics 1 GRAF 468 Information Graphics 2 INDD 311 Practices of Material and Production Techniques (2-2-3) 6: This course includes the introduction and creation of opportunities for applying the technical knowledge regarding the properties of new and innovative materials and production techniques that can be used in the industrial design field. INDD 313 Visual Culture (3-0-3) 6: This course covers the subjects related to cultural and aesthetic issues in design; enabling students to gain visual literacy; and discussions on these issues within the limits of design. INDD 315 Conceptual Design (2-2-3) 6: This course covers conceptual design works (product, service, experience etc.) that are developed with creative idea- and concept-developing techniques as an attempt to create innovative and creative designs by going beyond the stereotypes of the design field. INDD 317 Computer Aided Descriptive Geometry (2-2-3) 6: The objective of this course is to encourage students to improve skills of envisaging different views of 3D modeled objects. It includes the examination of complex geometrical 3D projections; modeling, arranging and dimensioning 3D objects by using basic 2D drawing techniques in CAD programs. INDD 319 Graphic Design for Products (2-2-3) 6: This course includes the applied works of basic knowledge of product-graphic design relationship, product and brand identity, typography, and the relationship of symbolic representations with products. INDD 321 Vehicle Design 1 (2-2-3) 6: This course includes the idea-generation, visualization and 3D modeling of vehicles directed to different sectors either to be produced or used in digital environments (movies, computer games, animations etc.). Research on brands, cost, segments, ergonomics, aesthetics, style and future design tendencies will be covered. 15

16 INDD 312 Sustainability in Design (2-0-3) 6: This course covers theoretical knowledge of creating the environmental awareness and social responsibility and their applications by enabling students to comprehend the basic idea behind ecological, environmentally-friendly and sustainable designs. INDD 314 Experience Design (2-2-3) 6: This course includes the techniques and practices of presenting the design principles by designing experiences of user-product or user-service relationships in product or service design field with a participatory design approach. The focus of this course is on product-, service- and process-oriented projects that offer new user experiences and cultural solutions. INDD 316 Industrial Design and Innovation (2-2-3) 6: This course includes theoretical and practical design works that enable students to gain the knowledge and skill of transforming innovative ideas into product, service and new businesses through exemplary projects that are developed by Design Thinking and Creative Thinking techniques in design and innovation fields. INDD 318 Kinematic Design (2-2-3) 6: This course involves the introduction of the general concepts of kinematic mechanisms and the skill of using these concepts in related design problems; kinematic designs that involve mechanisms related to user needs; analyzing the kinematics of designed mechanisms by various CAD programs and improving designs accordingly in industrial design field. INDD 320 Advanced Presentation Techniques (2-2-3) 6: This course covers research and projects aiming at enabling students to gain the knowledge and skill of presenting a design idea or a designed product/service/system through innovative and creative verbal and visual presentation techniques effectively in the design process and at the end of the process. INDD 322 Vehicle Design 2 (2-2-3)6: This course includes the idea-generation, visualization and 3D modeling of vehicles directed to different sectors either to be produced or used in digital environments (movies, computer games, animations etc.). Research on brands, cost, segments, ergonomics, aesthetics, style and future design tendencies will be covered. This course is the continuation of INDD 321 Vehicle Design 1 with advanced practices. INDD 411 Service Design Projects (2-2-3) 6: With human-centered design approach, this course covers research and project work on service design (including user needs, social responsibility, ethical issues, and cultural awareness) that creates a new focus in industrial design. Projects on this subject, methods, and application-oriented research are transmitted as part of this course. INDD 413 CAD CAM Prototyping (2-2-3) 6: This course includes enabling students to gain practical knowledge and skill of computer-aided 3d modeling for producing prototypes by CNC, rapid-prototyping etc. INDD 454 Project Management in Design (2-2-3) 6: This course covers theoretical knowledge, techniques and application of these techniques in relation to the management of research-oriented application projects, industrial design projects and interdisciplinary projects, including time management, planning, work distribution etc. INDD 456 Experimental Design (2-2-3) 6: This course includes quick idea generation and project designing techniques directed at concepts, research, interpretations of design problems, and solutions rather than the production of product and service design. INDD 462 Portfolio Design 2 (2-2-3) 6: In order to prepare students to the professional life, this course aims at encouraging students to gain visual and verbal presentation skills related to their design experiences and projects. Students will also make exercises on designing and organizing their portfolios, and also improve skills of strategic communication within the course. It is the continuation of INDD 405 Portfolio Design 1 with advanced practices. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 16

17 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS UNIVERSITY ELECTIVE COURSES FILM 041-Contemporary Cinema Discussions I (1-2-2) 1: This course includes watching and discussing selected movies from Turkish and World cinema. FILM 042- Contemporary Cinema Discussions II (1-2-2) 1: This course includes watching and discussing selected movies from Turkish and World cinema. FILM 043- Contemporary Cinema Discussions III (1-2-2) 1: This course includes watching and discussing selected movies from Turkish and World cinema. FILM 011- Basic Photography (1-2-2) 5: This course introduces the basic theories, concepts and practices of photography; basic materials of photography; and light and light sources. It includes the discussions of artistic and aesthetic values of photography, and the practices of darkroom. FILM 012- Advanced Photography (1-2-2) 5: The objective of this course is to teach students the techniques and methods related to contemporary practices of photography in computer laboratories. Various basic software in different computer systems will also be covered. FILM 013- History of Turkish Cinema (3-0-3) 3: In this course, the process of development of Turkish movies within the framework of political, intellectual and artistic contexts in history. Types and stylistic properties of Turkish movies will be examined and compared to foreign cinema. FILM 022- History of World Cinema (3-0-3) 3: In this course, the historical development of the movies; important movements and types; important directors and movies that have influence on the movies will be discussed. MUSV 050 Music Culture MUSV 080 Film Soundtracks MUSV 060 History of Jazz VCDS 213 Photography (2-2-3) 5 AKTS In this course the basic concepts, theories and materials of photography, light and light sources are introduced and the artistic and aesthetic values of photography are discussed. Throughout the course practical works such as outdoor shoots, studio shoots and dark room practices are also carried out. VCDS 363 Storyboard I (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS This course aims to give an overview of the skills necessary for professional storyboarding, and introduce students necessary concepts for both live-action and animation. During this course students will learn how to translate a script into a storyboard. VCDS 364 Storyboard II (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS This course aims to give an overview of the skills necessary for professional storyboarding, and introduce students necessary concepts for both live-action and animation. During this course students will learn how to translate a script into a storyboard. This is the supplementary course of Storyboard I. VCDS 126 Fundamentals of Digital Media (3-0-3) 4 ECTS This is an introductory course into the basic concepts, techniques and characteristics of digital media. The aim of the course is to introduce the students with the possibilities of digital media both as an instrument and medium of visual communication design. The processes of image production, manipulation and distribution through digital media will be covered and productive discussions on contemporary examples will be performed during the class. VCDS 214 Digital Photography (2-2-3) 5 ECTS 17

18 The aim of this course is to introduce the techniques and methods of digital photography in a laboratory setting and to perform digital applications. Throughout the course various software programs on different computer systems will be explored as essential tools. VCDS 367 Studio Photography (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS The aim of this course is to introduce techniques and methods of photography in the studio setting. The course also covers the introduction of photographic reproduction on computer to be used for various media. VCDS Visual Perception (elective) (3-0-3) 5 ECTS As a branch of experimental psychology, visual perception aims to understand how the visible world becomes understandable in the brain, with the help of certain principles and illusions. This course will focus on examples of these visual principles and illusions, how they are explained and how they may be applied to the practice of communication design. The course will cover topics such as depth perception, motion perception, color perception, size perception, Gestalt principles, cognitive effects etc. and will be based on theory and interesting examples from the literature. VCDS 465 Information Design I (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS This course aims to examine the ways of transforming different information and data to directive and understandable visual design forms. Statistical data, scientific data, directing and map are among the topics to be covered through the course. VCDS 368 Advertising Photography (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS In this course techniques and methods of advertising photography will be introduced in studio setting. During the course students will carry out projects in which they will create advertising campaigns on computer from the photographs they shot. VCDS 466 Information Design II (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS This course aims to examine the ways of transforming different information and data to directive and understandable visual design forms. Statistical data, scientific data, directing and map are among the topics to be covered through the course. PRAD Event Management (2-2-3) 5 ECTS The overall aim of this course is helping students to understand and practice the planning process of events and all aspects required to plan and implement one. At the end of the lesson, to plan and execute an event -which are an important part of the marketing communication activities- are expected from the students who learned these practices via the workshops and case studies. Within the course, the students will be informed about how to create successful events, the steps of the event management, how to use research methods prior to plan events, sponsorship, how to market the event, risk management, other creative elements, catering, the keys of entertainment, technical support, logistical considerations and other useful information on topics including what must happen on the day of the event, designing event chart, flow of communication, code & safety compliance and follow-up. PRAD Culture and Society (3-0-3) 4 ECTS This course introduces students to the basic principles in the study of culture in human societies. This course takes a cross-cultural perspective, exploring and comparing customs, beliefs, and behaviors from a number of different cultures and folk groups. We will examine some of the major expressions of culture including political views, economic practices, festivals, celebrations, performance, art, technology, folk medicine, and material culture and investigate the societal contexts in which they occur. Students will learn to identify the importance of cultural tradition in their own lives, and will gain a greater understanding and appreciation for its roles and meanings in different human societies. PRAD Consumer Behavior for Advertising (3-0-3) 5 ECTS In many ways the first step in formulating an effective advertising strategy is to have a deep and effective knowledge of the target audience. The study of consumer behavior (and buying behavior ) is the key means by which we arrive at that knowledge. In this course variety of case studies are examined. PRAD Brand Communication (3-0-3) 5 ECTS In this course the students learn the theoretical and practical approaches of brand communication and branding processes. Also the course make students understand how brand communication appears in this kind of a competitive environment. 18

19 PRAD Corporate Communication (3-0-3) 4 ECTS In this course, external and internal communication process will be discussed within an integrated perspective. And also the concept of corporate identity, strategies of corporate identity, corporate social responsibility issues will be analyzed. PRAD Integrated Marketing Communications (3-0-3) 6 ECTS Presentation, evaluation and comparison of integrated marketing communication mix, practice for selecting the right marketing communication tools to reach marketing targets. RCTV 493 Video Art I (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS This is a practical course which covers all processes of video-production programming. RCTV 494 Video Art II (elective) (2-2-3) 5 ECTS This is a practical course which covers all processes of video-production programming. This is the supplementary course of Video Art I. INAR 360 Semiotics in Design (3,0)3 Verbal and non-verbal indications, functions on foundation of meaning, applications which will be gained analyzing skills of indications on meaning and expression; investigation of representative characteristic of space and objects. Theory and analysis of signs, indicators, indications, meaning and semantics wiil be examined in the course. INAR 340 Furniture Design I (2, 2) 3 The objective of this course is to inform students about the general principles of furniture design and to make a design project in order to improve their furniture design skills. This course introduces students the materials and production techniques that are necessary for detailed furniture design. INAR 390 Furniture Design II (2, 2) 3 This course includes the introduction of basic furniture elements (table, chair, sofa etc.) and development of students industrial design capacities. BUSN 106 Principles of Management and Organization (3, 0, 3) 6 The basic concepts of management, various functions, processes, and activities of management, and understanding the complexity and wide variety of issues managers face in today s business firms. BUSN 307 Production and Operations Management (3, 0, 3) 5 Basic principles and methods of manufacturing production; manufacturing facilities, plant and equipment; Markov analysis; transition probabilities and matrices; deterministic and probabilistic applications; operating characteristics; single and multi-channel queues and simulation techniques. BUSN 040 Entrepreneurship and Family Business (3, 0, 3) 4 The concepts of entrepreneurship, entrepreneur, SMEs and family business, the features of successful entrepreneurs, the cases of successful entrepreneurs, the history and development of entrepreneurship in Turkey and the World, the institutionalization in family businesses, how SMEs and family business start-up a new venture, to get qualifications of the ways of writing a business plan and feasibility report. BUSN 101 Introduction to Business - I (3, 0, 3) 6 Basic concepts, principles and activities of businesses; structures and types of businesses; fundamental transactions within and among the businesses; discussions on business development. BUSN 102 Introduction to Business II (3, 0, 3) 6 Production, Marketing, Accounting, Finance and Research and Development functions in an organization. Investing in securities markets and case studies in businesses. BUSN 201 Principles of Accounting I (3, 0, 3) 6 Basic concepts and terms in accounting; principles of basic accounts, recording and book keeping techniques; basics of financial statements. BUSN 204 Management Science (3, 0, 3) 3 19

20 Mathematical models to assist in managerial decision making in business and other organizations, deterministic decision-making problems where there are constraints on available actions, methods of optimization and basic methods of linear programming, decision analysis to problems in risk assessment and risk evaluation, decision making in risk analysis is examined across a wide set of management engineering problems including case studies in environmental risk, product liability, facilities design. BUSN 301 Business Finance I (3, 0, 3) 5 Finance function within the business enterprises, techniques of financial management, analysis of financial statements, working capital management, financial planning and control, cash management; institutional and international environment of the firm, and case studies. BUSN 303 Marketing I (3, 0, 3) 5 Basic principles and concepts of marketing, functions, and institutional structure at macro level; marketing strategy and policies at micro level; problems of cost and productivity, viewpoints of society, consumer and marketing manager; case analysis, and marketing-simulation games. BUSN 453 Marketing Policies and Strategies (3, 0, 3) 6 Definition and meaning of marketing policy; identify the strategies used in product planning in an competitive environment; quality control and management issues. Pricing strategies, yield management, promotional strategies and communication efforts to build brand image in an international market. Case studies will be used to enhance students understanding about marketing policies and strategies. BUSN 459 Innovation and Technology Management (3, 0, 3) 5 The process of developing a new product and innovation in business enterprises, how to create, utilize and disseminate knowledge, the strategies for technology development, technology transfer, the integration of technology, research and development of technological innovations. INOV 503 Production System Analysis (3 0 3) In this course, the principles of using production factors effectively in production activities and decision-making analysis will be introduced. The main objective of this course is to teach how to design, operate and control production systems with the mathematics, computers and other modern analyzing techniques. INOV 511 New Product Development (3 0 3) This course is designed for ones who are interested in how new products are developed and which factors affect success and failure in each step of development. Cases and projects that introduce new product development processes, means and best applications will be used in the course. Subjects includes elements, such as the reasons of new product failure, the obstacles for launching a new product, tools and techniques of project planning, idea generation techniques, design decisions, idea-testing and estimation. INOV 514 Project Management (3 0 3) It is a critically important skill for students to develop and manage projects in today s highly competitive business world. For that reason, the aim of this course is to cover various techniques of project management process, project lifecycle and business planning; controlling and evaluating achieving project objectives. Tools and techniques that are actively used by project managers will be discussed throughout the course. INOV 506 Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights (3 0 3) 3 This course will provide the viewpoint about the legal regulations related to intellectual and industrial property right that any manager must know. It starts with examining the laws, related to business secrets, that are routinely-used for protecting companies valuable business knowledge. Then, the role of copyrights that protect products and services legally will be discussed. Although patents are rarely useful for years to protect innovations, patents for innovations have been becoming widespread. As a result of it, it is needed to discuss the standards of obtaining patents and the extents of protection that they offer to the owner of the innovation. HKUK 369 Intellectual Rights PSYC 107 Social Psychology (3, 0, 3) (5 ECTS) An exploration of theory and research concerning the individual in a social context. Study of the individual in groups and society, including processes such as attitude formation and change, social influence and conformity, communication and group dynamics. The study of effects of social stimuli on the individual, including socialization 20