 
1st YEAR
Complementary Courses
TEM 105.6 Basic Art Education
Students explore the principles drawing and design of two-dimensional design and creative thinking for the designer and, including the study of line, shape, color, positive and negative space, texture, and composition. Course offers students learn the visual language of color, texture and form to express their thoughts, observations, and emotions.
TEM 115.6 History of General Art I
Presents the history of art and civilization from the Ancient periods, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greek and Roman Civilizations, in the context of cultural history. Explores painting, sculpture and architecture in relation to pertinent religious, political, economic and social conditions.
TEM 143.4 Textile History
Examines the history of textiles from antiquity to the present time, and includes significant developments in the style, technology and function of textiles. Surviving evidence and representations of textiles in the arts and literature are considered. Examines important manifestations of textile and its context in a selection of world cultures, emphasizing the Anatolian and Ottoman arts and design in textiles.
TBT 101 Information Technology
This course offers the basic knowledge of computer use of table top computers and the collection of tools that make it easier to use, create, manage and exchange information. Introduction to computer systems, software and basic applied design programmes.
Selective Courses
TMA 131.2 Fashion Accessory Technical Drawing I
Students are introduced to the concept and method of three-dimensional technical drawing and its relation to accessory design. Concentrating on design detail, they learn to sketch the basic shapes in jewellery, footwear, handbags, personal leather goods, belts, etc.
TMA 130 Design Methods
Students explore the major concepts of 2D design: line, shape, texture, harmony, symmetry and color. Basic aspects of 3D design are also studied.
2nd YEAR
Complementary Courses
TEK 225.6 History of Costume
Historical development of costumes from is ancient till contemporary the goal of surpassing the simple chronicle of changing styles to explore the meaning of fashion in the broadest possible context.
TEM 215.6 History of General Art II
Presents the history of fine arts beginning from the early Christian era, Byzantium, Middle Age in Europe, Islam, Rome and Gothic Periods; the presentation and evaluation of cross cultural influences during 11 – 13th century in Anatolian Turkish Arts, Renaissance and Classical Ottoman Arts. Explores painting, sculpture, and architecture in relation to pertinent religious, political, economic and social conditions.
TEM 221 Perception Philosophy
This course aims to introduce students to contemporary philosophy of perception. The objective of the course is to provide students with an overview of the perception philosophy concerning the nature of art. It addresses such matters as the color, form and visual perception and color theories.
TEM 222 Visual Perception
Covers the visual perception, color methodology and form perception in visual arts. It will address such matters as the relationship between art and truth, the appropriate criteria of art criticism, the distinction between art and non-art, and the nature of aesthetic values.
TEM 223.4 Philosophy of Art
Considers the philosophy of art and the logical structure of criticism. Presents a group of problems arising from description, interpretation and evaluation of aesthetic objects, with special emphasis on the visual arts.
Selective Courses
TMA 241.2 Fashion Accessory Technical Drawing II
Continued the technical drawing of fashion accessory items, emphasizes on the isometric and perspective values in drawing. Draw product design is highly emphasized and render current materials and textures applicable to today's market.
TMA 235.6 Fashion Accessory Design I
Introduction to major areas of accessory design, industrial production principles and techniques. Various types of accessory products and trends are analyzed in terms of materials, construction, and presentation. Students acquire hands-on techniques in all phases.
TMA 233.4 Material Knowledge
Introduction to materials, techniques and design of accessory products. Processes in the development of leathers, metals, plastics, and other textiles are analyzed. Emphasis is on the function and utilization of each material for handbags, footwear, and related accessories.
TMA 239.40 History of Fashion and Accessory
Examines the history of fashion accessories from antiquity to the present time, and includes significant developments in the style, technology and functionality.
TMA 241 Leather Technology
The study and research of physical and chemical properties of leathers used in the design of leather products.
TMA 244 Footwear Production Techniques
The study and research of shoe types, their production techniques, materials and design characteristics.
3rd YEAR
Complementary Courses
TEK 331.2 Fashion & Textile Marketing
Examines the role of the fashion marketing in textile and apparel firms. Deals with contemporary issues in fashion marketing and the design and product development processes in marketing perspective. Covers the key topics, such as strategic planning, PD, pricing, market research and consumer expectations.
TEM 315.6 History of General Art History III
Deals with art in Europe, Turkey and other cultures in 18th, 19th, 20th centuries, emphasizing the Barock and Rococo art in the west and its influences on Turkish Art.
Selective Courses
TMA 337.8 Fashion Graphics II
Emphasizes original design sketches of fashion figures and creative fashion illustrations in terms of form, value, color, design, material and its construction in three-dimensional design principles according to different themes. In this course students learn to develop and draw professional fashion figures and details.
TMA 333.4 Fashion Accessory Design II
Students develop skills for designing and developing industrial products and learn production techniques, patternmaking, sewing, construction, and finishing techniques. Students analyze last styles, materials, and components in terms of functionality and design.
TMA 335.6 Jewellery Technology
Introduction to various techniques and materials used in jewellery design, product development and production. Analyzing the jewellery production techniques from past to present on sample based, emphasizing the suitability of material and technique used.
TMA 343.4 Accessory Product Techniques
Classification of alternative materials and production methods for accessory products and research on applicable production processes.
TMA 339.1 General Pattern Making
Basic patternmaking and sample making techniques and skills used in the construction of accessory products are taught. Students develop patternmaking skills by designing and making mules and oxfords and become familiar with patternmaking techniques, machinery and equipment, and the various styles and design details. They learn how to translate original concepts into finished products.
TMA 341.2 History of Jewellery
Examines the history of jewellery from ancient times to the present time, and includes significant developments in the style, technology, technique, material, design and function of various jewellery items.
4th YEAR
Complementary Courses
TEK 425 Contemporary Textile Art
Contemporary textile art, conceptual and technical changes and developments in nowadays textile design. Concentrates on various textile design techniques such as woven textiles, fiber art, surface design, fashion practical etc. It involves the examination of international and Turkish textile arts as well
Students search a variety of materials and techniques that are used to create wall hangings, sculptural forms, home furnishing, fashion accessories, etc.
TEK 443 Business Law
Business environment in the world and our country and terms encountered in practical, social and economical business relationships. Relationships between workers and employers and their rights in business law and constitution. Code of conducts, environment and workers health are discussed as well.
TEK 445 Methodology
Terms of basic scientific and research methods are discussed. Scientific research periods and basic stages of scientific research are covered. Gathering information techniques, enquiries, dissertation preparation rules, formats etc. are also taught.
TEK 460 Graduation Project
Based on a specific research topic, students research, design, and execute a project and prepare a thesis and a product line, under a supervision of a dedicated faculty of design professional.
Selective Courses
TMA 435.6 Fashion and Accessory Design III
The presentation of new trends and techniques of fashion accessory items through artistic and technical drawing and application of selected themes. Mastery of research techniques, design construction, and product development is considered.
TMA 431.2 Jewellery Design
Study, research, application of jewellery items according to design principles and illustration graphics. Students are required to present a collection of jewelry around a particular viable theme such as certain trends, stones, metals, or a specific market.
TMA 437.8 Leather Product Design
Involves the design of aesthetic and functional leather items (bags, shoe, purse, belt, etc.) according to design principles. The skills to design and produce leather products are taught.
TMA 427.8 General Project and Research
Students learn the methodology in preparing design projects and research; solving the technical problems from design to production stages.
TMA 425.6 Computer Aided Product Design
Using advanced accessory CAD systems, such as 3D Studio Max and Rhinoceros, where students learn the basics of computer aided 3D modeling, design and presentation aspects.
TMA 429.30 Collection Development
Using a specific theme or season, students learn the principles of line building by designing and producing a collection of accessories. Emphasis is on workmanship, fabrication, target market and execution of designs by developing a collection for a specific target market.
TMA 406 Portfolio
It covers the basic principles of portfolio presentations and how to prepare professional portfolios. Students prepares their individual artistic, technical and practical works in portfolio format.
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