School of Architecture and Design \ Industrial Design
Course Credit
ECTS Credit
Course Type
Instructional Language
Programs that can take the course
Industrial Design Undergraduate Program
This course aims to explore design methods developed by designers and academics, their impact on industry, and how they are applied within the industry. Students will delve into the research, product development, and evaluation methods used in various stages of design. They will be expected to research different design methods, apply them throughout the design process, and present the final product at the end of the course.
Textbook and / or References
Becer, E. (2006). İletişim ve grafik tasarım. Dost Kitabevi Yayınları.
Golombisky, K., & Hagen, R. (2017). White space is not your enemy: A beginner's guide to communicating visually through graphic, web & multimedia design. 3rd Ed. Taylor & Francis.
Lupton, E., & Phillips, J. C. (2015). Graphic Design: The New Basics. 2nd Ed. Princeton Architectural Press.
Poulin, R. (2011). The Language of Graphic Design: An illustrated handbook for understanding fundamental design principles. Rockport Publishers, Inc.
Have a deep understanding of the research, product development, and evaluation methods used throughout the design process.
Be able to apply these methods to their own design projects.
Develop the skills to report and present their design process and outcomes effectively.
1. Can effectively carry out the entire project process by gaining the skills to plan, execute and manage design processes.
2. Can identify the user's needs and expectations, analyze them, and design user-centered interactions and experiences by adopting a human-centered design approach,
3. Can carry out projects both by collaborating within a team and by working independently.
Week 1: Introduction Overview of the course, student expectations, and knowledge assessment.
Week 2: Exploration Applying design methods within the group to gain insights into a selected problem area.
Week 3: Exploration Continued application of design methods within the group to gain further insights into the selected problem area. Method presentations and application.
Week 4: Definition Applying design methods to narrow down the focus of the problem and decide on the target audience and issues to address. Method presentations and application.
Week 5: Definition Continued work on refining the focus of the problem and determining the target audience and issues to solve. Method presentations and application.
Week 6: Development Applying methods to assist in idea generation during the design process. Method presentations and application.
Week 7: Development Continued application of methods to aid in idea generation and design development. Method presentations and application.
Week 8: Decision Making Applying methods to select designs and design proposals for further development. Method presentations and application.
Week 9: Decision Making Continued application of methods to select designs and design proposals for further development. Method presentations and application.
Week 10: Implementation Applying methods to implement design ideas and prepare them for presentation. Method presentations and application.
Week 11: Implementation Continued application of methods to implement design ideas and prepare for final presentation. Method presentations and application.
Week 12: Reporting Reporting on project outcomes and submitting final reports.
Tentative Assesment Methods
• Class Participation 10 %
• Design Methods Applications and Development 20 %
• Process 40 %
• Final Report and Presentation 30 %
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