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In this course, students will learn about the mechanism of storytelling and study its elements in different video game genres. Students will also learn and explore various storytelling methods such as traditional narrative storytelling (the 3 act story structure) and fundamentals of narrative scriptwriting, including the establishment of dramatic structure, how to create characters, and how to write dialogues and they will implement these in their original game ideas. The course aims to help the students build up awareness about the specifics of storytelling and gain a sense of what makes a story good. The students will be expected to apply their knowledge of scriptwriting into their original digital game stories and scripts.
- Teacher: Goral Erinç Fundalar
The aim of this course is to motivate students for basic German knowledge.It is an introduction to German language with basic grammar, sentence structure, listening and speaking. During this course the students will be motivated to improve grammatical and improvement of vocabulary and conversational skills.
The aim of this course is to motivate students for basic German knowledge.It is an introduction to German language with basic grammar, sentence structure, listening and speaking. During this course te students will be motivated to improve grammatical and improvement of vocabulary and conversational skills.
This course focuses on fundamental design elements and principles such as harmony, contrast, balance, unity, dilemma, dominance, repetition, rhythm, analogy, metaphor. It also includes the colour theory and its application to design. Students are also introduced to the Euclidean geometry, composition of shapes, forms and shapes with the emphasis on their visual expression such as light, colour, texture, gestalt principles of perception, figure-ground relations, orientation, formal transformations, interdependence and relationships; studies on ordering systems; introduction of abstract/real concepts in a design. The aim of the course is to motivate creativity, hand-eye coordination, and artistic perception by focusing on the basics of design elements and design principles for graphic design students.
Western Legal Thought-I presents a study of different epochs that shaped European legal thinking. The course traces the historical development of legal concepts by taking into account contributions of various scholars, ranging from philosophers, theologians, and jurists, to legal theory. The course begins with a particular focus on ancient Greek contributions to ideas of justice and systems of government. It then shifts onto the Roman era and its civil law tradition which comprises the foundation of continental legal systems today. Through a study of the early and the high middle ages, the course concludes by regarding the humanist and the secularist legacy of Renaissance and Reformation upon Western legal theory.
Civil rights are important components of democracy and the principle of rule of law. When individuals are being denied opportunities to participate in political society, they are being denied their civil rights. The core mission of this course is to deliver practice-relevant information to the community of lawyers who represent plaintiffs and defendants in lawsuits implicating civil rights in front of international mechanisms. As it is very well known, civil rights are the guarantees of equal social opportunities and equal protection under the law, regardless of race, religion, or other personal characteristics. Examples of civil rights include very important and essential rights such as the right to vote, the right to a fair trial, the right to government services, the right to a public education, and the right to use public facilities.
Children have constitutional, civil and human rights, and
have been recognized (for the last 36 years) as legal persons. Yet
increasingly, youngsters find themselves in courts in America where legal
determinations are made which directly affect their liberty, custody, family
membership, education, and health. Children are involved in legal proceedings
involving adoption, school expulsion, asylum, gang activities, speech,
disability benefits, labor, mental health, trafficking and domestic violence,
as well as delinquency and crime. The criminalization of youth behavior and the
transformation of the landscape inhabited by children (schools, family,
neighborhoods, work) results in expanded nets of law enforcement, punishment,
incarceration, probation, rules and scrutiny. Troubled kids, troubling kids,
different kids, bad girls, gangstas, inner-city kids, kids of color, immigrant
kids -- for many, delinquency trumps. In this course, we will examine the
changing constructions of childhood reflected in the law, using the casebook by
Barry Feld, Administration of Juvenile Justice, with bound supplemental
materials from literature, the arts, and social sciences. The class will
analyze critical constitutional rights case law, case studies, and potential
legal remedies through the contending themes of children's rights, children's
participation, child protection, social control and punishment.
This course focuses upon theoretical perceptions of society and how these perceptions contribute to one's understanding of law and its role within society. The course traces classical approaches to society and law by focusing on works of Marx, Weber and Durkheim. These approaches broadly incorporate different takes on economy's role in determining the function of law within societies. In the second part of the course, liberal perspectives on society is contrasted with accounts that challenge the liberal and the democratic outlook. The course delineates problematic aspects of these challenges and then moves onto consider the postmodern schools of thought. By adopting a critical outlook and by questioning conventional wisdom readily accepted heretofore, the postmodern approach rejects normative narratives and opens room for the rethinking of societal concepts and law's changing relation with such concepts.
- Teacher: Eymir Albal
- Teacher: Elif Binboga
- Teacher: Francine Kafwata
- Teacher: Donald Samura
Ders,medya
ve toplum ilişkisini ve karşılıklı etkileşimlerini siyasal,
kültürel, ekonomik ve teknolojik bağlamlara odaklı eleştirel bir
bakışla ele alacaktır. Yazılı ve görsel medya analizlerini
içeren tematik okumalar yoluyla medya ve toplum eleştirisine konu
olan güncel olaylar ve bunların toplumsal yansımalarında medyanın
oynadığı rol, medya üretim süreci, içerik ve
izleyici/kullanıcı-üretici ekseninde incelenecektir.
İnsanların birbirleriyle anlaşmak için kullandıkları doğal diller, davranışlar, görüntüler, trafik işaretleri, bir şehrin mahallî düzenlenişi, bir müzik eseri, bir resim, bir tiyatro gösterisi, bir film, reklâm afişleri, moda, sağır-dilsiz alfabesi, edebî eserler, çeşitli bilim dilleri, tutkuların düzeni, bir ülkedeki ulaşım yollarının yapısı, kısacası bildirim amacı taşısın taşımasın her anlamlı bütün çeşitli birimlerden oluşan bir sistemdir.
Kaynak: https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6stergebilim
- Teacher: Hakan Dag
Ders, aydınlatma, renk ve doku ile malzeme, ergonomi, insan davranışı gibi malzeme ve hizmetler konusunda farkındalık geliştirmeye önem verilen iç mekanların tasarımı ve organizasyonu ile ilgili tasarım prensipleri düşünülerek öğrencilerin tasarım becerilerini geliştirmeyi amaçlamaktadır. çevresel, yapısal ve sosyo-kültürel kaygılar. Öğrenciler yapı şekli, yapısı ve zarfı hakkında bir anlayış geliştirir ve verilen bağlama cevap verir. Verilen problem, saha araştırması, konsept geliştirme, mekan organizasyonu, yapısal analiz, malzeme seçimi, aydınlatma, renk ve doku üzerinde sistematik çalışmayı içeren küçük boyutlu iç mekanların yeniden düzenlenmesidir. Öğrencilerin sadece yaratıcı becerilerini gerçekleştirmeleri beklenmez, aynı zamanda oluşturdukları 3D ilişkileri ve mekansal nitelikte orijinal kişisel stillerini keşfederler.
The course aims to develop students' design skills through the contemplation of design principles in regards to design and organization of interior spaces where emphasis is put on developing awareness on materials and services such as lighting, colour and texture as well as ergonomics, human behaviour, environmental, structural and socio-cultural concerns. The students develop an understanding of building form, structure and envelope and a response to given context. The given problem involves the reorganization of small sized interior spaces which involves systematic study on site research, concept development, space organization, structural analysis, material selection, lighting, colour and texture. The students are not only expected to materialize their creative skills but also discover their original personal styles within the formed 3D relations and the spatial quality.
- Teacher: Nihan Yusufoglu