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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Before and after Islam, traditional Turkish handicrafts and processing arts in Anatolia
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R1
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2
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Before and after Islam, traditional Turkish handicrafts and processing arts in Anatolia
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R1
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3
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Informing about the art that Turks know about Islam and the spiral line. Geometric Style in Gilding Art
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R1, R2
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4
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In traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts; Introduction of plain leaf motif and drawing work, introduction of single toothed leaf motif and drawing. Simple drawing in geometric style in gilding art
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R1,R2
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5
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Tezyinat in Architecture (Tile, Calligraphy, Pencil work and Stone work, Baroque-Rococo style and usage areas. Introducing sap-emergence-snail motifs in traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts and drawing work,
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R1, R2
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6
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In traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts; Introduction of paw and Hatayi motif, its historical development, its role in composition or pattern and its types drawing Simple drawing in geometric style in gilding art.Geometric Style in Gilding Art
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R1,R2,R4
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7
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Traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts; Symmetry composition, drawing and its varieties in Turkish decorative arts, consisting of vegetal motifs, definition of Goncagül motif, its role in composition or pattern and its types. Negative motif and drawing.Geometric Style in Gilding Art
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R1,R2,R4
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8
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"Border composition" in Turkish decorative arts consisting of vegetal motifs. drawing and its varieties. . Historical development of cloud motif, drawing and types. Crossings, zenceres in the art of illumination.Geometric Style in Gilding Art
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R1,R2,R4
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9
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Circular style in illumination art. Rumi Style and its varieties (hill, ortabağ, separation, scrap, simple rumi, scrap, bastard) composition studies consisting of animal motifs and other motifs from Turkish decorative arts.Geometric Style in Gilding Art
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R1,R2,R4
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10
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Definition and short history of Turkish miniature art, technical features of miniature, subjects covered in Turkish miniature. giving information about miniature painting techniques and nuance studies
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R1,R2,R5
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11
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Turkish Book Arts (Illumination, Miniature, Marbling and Binding) Paper painting techniques (teapot-tobacco-aging etc.), murakka making, Paper sizing techniques and studies. Information about gold crushing, gluing, zerefsan.
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R1,R3
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12
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Historical development of Kâtı art in traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts, examination of classical examples of Kâtı art. Materials used, Types of Solid. Process steps and application methods in paper application.
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R1,R3
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13
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Historical development and usage areas of Calligraphy, Binding and Marbling in traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts. information.
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R1,R3,R5
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14
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Introducing the materials used in marbling art. Preparation of classical materials. Battal, Tidal, and scalloped marbling techniques
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R1,R6
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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Lecturer Müzeyyen AKSÖZ ŞEN
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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R1: Islam in Art, Islam in Art, Istanbul: Akçağ Publications. Aslanapa O. (1989):
R2: ÖZKEÇECİ İlhan, ÖZKEÇECİ, Ş. Bilge, Illumination in Turkish Art, ISBN, 978-97598526-2-71, Istanbul 2007
R3: Mesera Gülbin, Thin Paper Carving Art kâtı`.türki Business Bank Cultural broadcasts. 1991
R4: Serap Ekizler Sönmez, The Geometric Language of Anatolian Seljuk Art, 1. Edition, Ketebe Publications. 2020,
R5: OKUMUŞ, Asiye; Baroque and Rococo in Turkish Decorative Arts. Art Series 3. Principle Book. Istanbul, 2016.
R6: ELHAN, S. (2004). Marbling Art with Production Methods, İnkansa Matbaacılık Ltd.Şti., Ankara.
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Supplementary Book
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Goals
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It is aimed to gain knowledge and skills related to Traditional Turkish Handicrafts and embroidery arts in Anatolia before and after Islam, and to include them in the design process.
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Content
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Traditional Turkish handicrafts and embroidery arts before and after Islam, Teship art, Traditional Turkish floral motifs, animal motifs, geometric patterns, Traditional Arts; Miniature, Calligraphy, Marbling, Kati, teship and geometric composition studies on different objects,
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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Having knowledge about the technical knowledge, methods and tools that form the basis of interior design.
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4
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2
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To use and interpret technical and methodical knowledge in interior design field; to be able to communicate suggestions for solutions to problems and problems in writing and orally.
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4
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3
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Examining market conditions and recognizing income management practices and being able to create a strategy in this direction.
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-
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4
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Having knowledge about legislation, basic values and principles related to the sector in the field of interior desig
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4
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5
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To be able to think creatively and innovatively, to apply learned knowledge in an innovative way of thinking and in environments outside of conventional practices.
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5
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6
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To be able to take responsibility as individual and team member, open minded, open to criticism, constructive and confident, able to work efficiently and efficiently
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4
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7
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To assimilate the need to comply with the values of the work ethic and to have social, scientific and ethical values in the stages of collecting, interpreting, announcing and applying the data related to the field and applying them
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4
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8
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Using a foreign language to communicate information about interior space design and communicate with colleagues.
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-
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9
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To be able to use computer and communication technologies together with computer programs at the level required by interior design field.
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-
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10
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To adopt a lifelong learning approach, to work on renewing and continually improving its knowledge
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