Recognize formats like Jpeg - bitmep-Tiff - PSD ... and plan how to use them as storage.
Analyze algorithms and determine ways to create digital images.
Learn industry standard softwares.
Run basic commands such as opening, saving and closing files.
Understand how to use software menu and sub-menus.
Use keyboard shortcuts.
Compare common elements of similar softwares.
Improve applications with digitally created images.
Will be able to present technical analysis in any graphical item.
Examine the technical aspects of digitally created images.
Understand which software was used to create an image.
Compare any existing graphical element with the students own experimental creations .
Will be able to create computer-aided visualizations.
Create product catalog.
Create catalog variants .
Produce a storyboard
Perform manipulations on images
Mode of Delivery
Face to face
Prerequisites
No
Recommended Optional Programme Components
None
Course Description
Developing the knowledge and skills within the scope of basic pattern courses in computer environment. Transferring the basic mold to digital media, grading, preparing a laying plan, making efficiency analyzes and pre-cutting evaluation.
Course Contents
WEEK
TOPICS
1st Week
Giving information about the general course, content and evaluation of the course, introducing the computer aided mold design program to be used.
2nd Week
Introducing program toolbars and menus and reinforcing them with the application.
3rd Week
Introducing program toolbars and menus and reinforcing them with the application.
4th Week
Basic T-Shirt Pattern work.
5th Week
Basic Body Pattern study.
6th Week
Model applications work on Basic Body Pattern. (Dress, blouse, etc.)
7th Week
MIDTERM
8th Week
Pattern openings and seam allowance definition.
9th Week
Basic Skirt Pattern study.
10th Week
Model applications work on the Basic Skirt Pattern.
11th Week
Model applications work on the Basic Skirt Pattern.
12th Week
Basic Trouser Pattern work.
13th Week
Model applications work on the Basic Trouser Pattern.
14th Week
Example applications.
Recommended or Required Reading
*Fashion computing : design techniques and CAD / Sandra Burke.
*Fashion now 2 : i-D selects 160 of its favourite fashion designers from around the world / edited by Terry Jones & Susie Rushton
Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods
Lecture
Discussion
Questions/Answers
Problem Solving
Report Preparation
Presentation
Assessment Methods and Criteria
Quantity
Percentage (%)
Mid-term
1
40
Total(%)
40
Contribution of In-term Studies to Overall Grade(%)
40
Contribution of Final Examination to Overall Grade(%)