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Assoc.Prof.Dr. Eser Keçeci Mlyalı
- Teacher: Eser Malyali
Summary of the Course:
By examining more general problems about production, consumption, and usage and how these issues fit into a larger conversation about design and culture, this class explores several facets of design. By critically analyzing and visualizing the interactions of gender, power, ethics, status, and racism within design practices and objects, students will evaluate the relationship between design and culture. Students will read theoretical, historical, social, and political works of literature, allowing them to thoroughly examine these complex subjects. In the end, students will be able to understand and express how design studies give us a "critical" perspective on how to investigate and assess how design functions as a cultural, economic, and social form.
- Teacher: Ece Bulut
The Digital Media Interface Design course explores the principles and practices of designing user-friendly, interactive, and visually engaging digital interfaces. Students will learn how to create effective user experiences by applying usability, accessibility, and interaction design principles. The course covers essential topics such as visual hierarchy, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, and responsive design to ensure seamless functionality across various devices and platforms. Through hands-on projects, students will experiment with UI/UX tools and technologies, design interfaces for websites, mobile applications, and emerging technologies like AR and VR, and conduct usability testing to refine their designs. Additionally, ethical considerations and inclusivity in digital media design will be emphasized. By the end of the course, students will develop a fully functional interface design project, demonstrating their ability to craft compelling digital experiences that align with modern user expectations.
- Teacher: Vahid Shakeryengejeh
This course introduces students to the essential principles and techniques of graphic design, emphasizing both conceptual development and hands-on production skills. Students will explore key design concepts including typography, color theory, composition, and branding, while also learning the practical applications of industry-standard software. Through individual projects such as poster design, logo creation, website layout, brochure composition, and stationery design, students will gain experience in the complete design process—from initial idea generation to final production. The course combines theoretical instruction with practical exercises, allowing students to build a strong foundation in graphic design principles while developing a portfolio of work applicable to various design fields. Students will analyze case studies, participate in critiques, and complete projects simulating real-world design challenges for businesses such as online galleries or automotive companies. By the end of the course, students will be proficient in producing high-quality graphic materials that meet professional standards.
- Teacher: Vahid Shakeryengejeh
This course focuses on the basic elements of drawing and clay modeling. The Drawing and Clay Modelling course enables students to learn the process of creating things out of clay or employing sculptural methods through observation. It seeks to promote awareness of the utilization of source material and innovative ideas by developing a final three-dimensional piece from sketches and maquettes. Students will acquire abilities to see and comprehend three-dimensional form by the end of the course. Students are introduced to the basics of typography and graphical presentation of their ideas, and later on familiarized with the methods of processing a model based on their drawings.
- Teacher: Vahid Shakeryengejeh
Package Design
This is an introduction to package design. It consists of two aspects, theoretical and practical. While theoretical aspect starts with packaging design history and goes to the implementation of commercial and governmental regulations, its practical aspect includes aesthetics, marketing, package manufacturing requirements, and works for constructing brand identity, cost considerations, permeability and shelf life, environmental impact, prototyping, field testing and evaluation. Examples of packaging design as a marketing tool is explored focusing on the food and cosmetics industry. Interesting design solutions are exemplified emphasizing on graphic design and layout including a variety of package needs. Students are expected to develop a strong creative and as well as practical skills in this course.
- Teacher: Atiyeh Mohammadzadeh
The Brand Identity Design course explores the principles and creative strategies behind building a strong, recognizable, and cohesive brand identity. Students will learn how to develop a brand’s visual and conceptual elements, including logos, typography, color palettes, and brand messaging, while understanding the psychological and emotional impact of branding. The course covers brand strategy, storytelling, and consistency across various digital and physical platforms, ensuring that students can craft effective and memorable brand identities. Through hands-on projects, students will create brand style guides, visual identity systems, and branding solutions for real-world applications. The course also examines case studies of successful global brands, the evolution of branding practices, and contemporary trends in identity design. By the end of the course, students will have a fully developed brand identity project, demonstrating their ability to create professional, strategically-driven brand experiences.
- Teacher: Vahid Shakeryengejeh
- Teacher: Vahid Shakeryengejeh
- Teacher: Atiyeh Mohammadzadeh
- Teacher: Atiyeh Mohammadzadeh