General concepts about the course, collapse of the Ottoman Empire, leading to National Struggle, congresses, Sevres Treaty, wars, opening of Turkish Great National Assembly, Mudanya Armistice, Lausanne Treaty discussions.

Abolishment of sultanate and declaration of Republic, strategy and importance of Turkish Revolution, financial, social, legal, educational and cultural renovation, experiments for multi- party system, Turkish foreign policy during Atatürk?s term, basic principles of Atatürkism.

OHS regulations; hazards in workplace environment and preventing form these dangers; risk assessment; personal protective equipment.

This course is a follow up of the first part of the Health and Safety at work; understanding how important is employee health and safety, its principles, legislative perspective, environmental aspects, employer, employee relationships, training employees on recently developed health and safety measures, some legal aspects at workplace, increasing awareness of occupational health and safety, hazardous and dangerous goods handlings, identifying occupational diseases ,early detection of work-related diseases and remedies and supplemental measures to take at workplace; first aid practices, some measurements about threshold limits and how they are calculated.

Course description: In order to develop creative power and aesthetic sense, the main concepts of basic design, the definition of space and the design of space. Giving the general principles, and in this process, designing designs with original ideas to students who are just starting their design education. Giving design methods to help students achieve rational and artistic solutions. With different techniques and materials visual expression and three-dimensional works. The studies are primarily handled by considering the subject as an idea and making sketches. It starts with, becomes concrete and ends with the expressive presentation of the resulting product. In the last study to be presented, a meticulous and matured result will be sought. Logical problem solving method will be used in the studies and more than abstraction will be used.

Course description: Practical studies involving the search for three-dimensional form using basic design principles. Establishing a relationship between space and form, defining space, giving general principles of spatial design and using logical problem solving methods, producing concrete data and introductory studies in marine vehicle design.

Course description: Technical drawing is seeing the fact that the design products being away that of a stationary object but a cultural communication at the present time, providing the occurence of common assumptions in the language of visual expression through various types of visual communicationa and expression techniques and related standards.

Course description: The course aims to teach students how to analyze the functional, aesthetic, and ergonomic properties of spaces. It focuses on understanding spatial perception, material use, color theory, and human-space interaction. Students will gain the skills needed to comprehend and design spaces effectively

Course description: Watercraft classes, small watercraft typologies, representing design it on paper, general arrangement, design spiral, schemes.

Course description: To provide basic training in CAD software widely used in engineering and design. Teaching marine vessel form designs with the help of CAD software.

Course description: The content of the course consists of explaining the structure, components and properties of textiles used in spaces and their relationship with space identity and design in terms of function and aesthetics, and examining them with examples.

Course description: Political, economic and military developments in the eastern Mediterranean following the Turks' introduction to maritime in the 11th century. Turkish maritime and marine vessel types during the Seljuk Empire period. Maritime during the Anatolian Principalities period. During the establishment, rise and stagnation periods of the Ottoman Empire, military, civilian navy and galleons, galleys, etc. marine vessel types. Maritime policies of the Ottoman Empire and its influence in the western Mediterranean and oceans. A chronological look at local maritime developments in the Black Sea and maritime developments in other Turkish tribes. Late Ottoman maritime and Turkish maritime during the Republic period.

Course description: Definitions of technology and adaptation concepts inside and outside the action of design. The immediate dimensions of these concepts. Questioning the relations of concepts such as device and artifact with civilization in various aspects. Overview of the civilization and technology components and examination of the remaining part of the marine vehicles. Recording details of yacht design in chronological order of important meetings, distribution and works. Various stylistic washes in the interior architecture of marine vessels are analyzed superficially.

Course description: Conducting studies to understand the concept of 2D and 3D interface in yacht design and to design interfaces. Control and display limbs in interface ergonomics. Researching surfaces in the human-vehicle relationship and carrying out studies on their use on the product. The concept of interface and interface design awareness is handled with examples of interface in nature, interface in humans and interface in vehicles, thus reinforcing the understanding of interface concepts and design.

Course description: Perceptual psychology, optics, Gestalt principles: Proximity, similarity, figure-ground. Visual illusion. Point, line, plane, volume, texture, color, light, form, movement. Color information, psychological effects of colors. Issues and approaches related to form and space. Controllability of visual relationships of yachts with the environment. Examining and questioning with examples.

Course description: Styling and interior of a small tonnage, 7-10 m motor yacht (runabout, center console, walkaround, etc.) and expressing it on paper and digital media.

Course description: Styling and interior design of a low tonnage, under 12 m sailing yacht (sloop, deck saloon, etc.) sailing yacht and representing it on paper and digital media.

Course description: It includes topics such as hull form, area, area center, area moment of inertia, volume and volume center calculations, stability parameters, resistance-propulsion, stability and maneuvering characteristics of yachts, modern propulsion systems, vehicle-propulsion element interaction, free water surface effect, optimization.

Course description: Portholes, doors, frames and arches, light compartments, deck coverings, headlights, roof detailed information describing floating spatial structural elements such as pavements was examined, and relevant design and construction details were examined. Information is given about strategies and technologies.

Course description: To teach the external and internal geometries of marine vehicles. To provide an understanding of geometric properties and the relationship between geometry and design. To acquire knowledge and skills to realise original geometric designs.

Course description: This course; Ships, Yachts, Marine Structures, marine structures within the scope of techniques, rules and HQF (Human Factor-Livability-Environment Interaction), material properties, introduction of structural elements, engineering design and production stages in marine structures, operational stages and problems of marine structures, IMO/ILO standards and security rules, IQF - project relationship contributions.

Course description: The relationship and historical association of maritime with civilization, important maritime discoveries, the military and civilian dimensions of maritime, the chronological order of maritime vessel types, the relationship of maritime with politics, important naval battles in history are explained and their results are evaluated.

Course description: In the Maritime Education course, basic concepts related to maritime are taught. Basic navigation, safety at sea, communication and boating information and marine vehicles are introduced. National and international basic maritime rules are briefly explained.

Course description: Starting with the definition of the materials and given information about their mechanical, physical and chemical structure. Discuss why the composite materials are used in the construction of naval and given information about the structure of composite materials and some production methods.

Course description: The general definition of wood material. Mechanical, physical and chemical structure of wood material. Past, present and futuristic usage of wood material in marine industry. Types of wood materials which are used in marine industry, production methods. Introduction to material types which are used in yacht interior.

Course description: Realization of the model of a watercraft, on the designated scale by using various techniques and equipments. Introducing the application techniques, realization facilities and various materials in model and prototype production. Classical and modern construction methods in model ship building. Frame system. Frame mounting techniques and junctions. Sandwich system, bonding side by side, planking, timber, log system, coating types. Marking the waterline, boat skid. Masts, booms, jibs, stairways, sails ect. deck equipments. To achieve perception and comprehension skills within the scope of the integrity of form and function. To gain the experience in accordance with the transformation of the concept of project and design to the real objects.

Course description: Sketching and drawing techniques course includes examining visual interactions from a perceptual perspective and making quick hand drawings that will strengthen the expression of marine object and space.

Course description: Ensuring that perspective drawings are carried out correctly by using the basic principles, concepts and methods of perspective; teaching two- and three-dimensional shapes by creating their geometric infrastructure; Realization of watercraft drawings in line with the basic knowledge of perspective and within the framework of design rules.

Course description: Improving student's expression skills by repetitive applications. Course applications on qualities that make up the object such as dimensions, proportions, textures, light and shadow. Free hand drawings of three dimensional objects. Developing linear thinking ability by gaining grafic contemplation skills. Model and imaginative free hand drawing of yachts and colouring. Teaching advanced graphite, charcoal, air brush, flomaster, pastel dust and crayon techniques.

Course description: The digital portfolio design work that will be obtained as a result of the 2D and 3D program training process, which makes it possible to present designed watercraft projects using various techniques, includes the effective expression of the projects designed by designer candidates using current sectoral software.

Course description: It includes 2D and 3D program training, which makes it possible to present designed marine vehicle projects using animation techniques in order to help them be explained more efficiently, the use of graphic infrastructure on animated media, and adding realism by activating the 3D modeling drawn in the projects.

Course description: Theoritecal base of preservation concept in the history of nautical vehicles. Development of the contemporary preservation theory from the 19th century until today and present day methods. Introducing materials ie. wood, texture, bronze. Prior researches before restoration, preservation criteria and definition of the values to be protected. Restoration techniques (reinforcement, integration, reconditioning etc.). Selection of conservation areas in nautical vehicles on hulls, superstructures, trunk decks and interior spaces; unfolding methods. Preservation examples. Legal and organizational aspects of restoration on the nautical vehicles.

Course description: It is a course based on experiencing the act of design from an interdisciplinary perspective. The experimental design course prepared within this framework will enable students to; painting, music, literature, cinema, etc. It aims to raise awareness about the two- and three dimensional visual design possibilities of different disciplines such as

Course description: It includes the functions and basic principles of vertical circulation, the introduction of the elements that make up the stairs, the step formula and the number of steps calculation, general information about balancing, and the physical locations of vertical circulation on the scale of marine vessels, information that varies according to user profile and typology.

Course description: It involves modeling the superstructure of the designed yacht in a computer environment using the 3D modeling program Rhino.

Course description: At the end of the fourth semester of undergraduate education, the knowledge and skills acquired in theoretical and practical courses; aims to consolidate in design, construction, management and production processes.

Course description: Styling and interior design of a low tonnage 12-15 m motoryacht (cabin cruiser, convertible hard top, lobster vs.) and representing it on paper and digital media.

Course description: Styling and interior design of a middle tonnage, 16 - 24 m motor yacht (flybridge, cabin cruiser, etc.) or sailing yacht (sloop, etc.) and representing it on paper and digital media.

Course description: Development of the interior project of a medium-sized sailing yacht. In-depth examination of the interior program of the typology to be selected. Comparison of equivalent deck plans with each other. Examination of styles. Dimensioning of the yacht interior, realistic illustrated with visualization techniques. General rules regarding yacht furniture. Concept of space-dependent furniture. Indoor and outdoor furniture. Service staff, storage staff. Solid furniture, furniture construction, surface creation techniques. Definition and importance of detail information. Design and drawing of door, floor, window, ceiling, wall and furniture system details.

Course description: Development of the interior project of a large motor yacht. Examination of the interior flow depth of the typology to be selected. Meeting launch plans of counterparts. Examination of styles. Dimensioning the interior of the yacht and depicting it visually using zoom techniques. Indoor and outdoor furniture. Service staff, storage staff. Solid furniture, furniture construction, surface creation techniques. Definition and importance of detail information. Design and drawing of door, floor, window, ceiling, wall and furniture system details.

Course description: Training is given in accordance with the content of the course by making 1/1 drawings of the elements that make up the multifunctional cabin furniture suitable for sea conditions in floating spaces, their simple and complex structural appearances, structural connections and joints, joining methods, and the connection accessories of movable elements such as doors and drawers. It provides the definition of the structural elements of furniture, the necessary principles and the ability to make cross-sectional drawings. Sectional views and structural connections are taught.

Course description: It can be produced by examining the production, cost and design connection in the future professional life of the ship and yacht designer candidate. It is a theoretical course that enables students to make designs and create a budget by calculating the approximate cost of these designs.

Course description: Basic concepts. The economic factors which play role in the production of yachts. The administrative and economic decisions and their levels (sector, company, project, operation) in the production process. Yacht sector as a system; associations and their functions. Yacht brands. Operation managements, organization types and contracts, cost guidance, cost estimate, plannings and its detection, factors affecting the cost, productivity. Time and source management. Field and atelier management, shipyard planning, work advancement detection. Risk management, risk plannings and detection. Quality management, certification and classification, specification, regulation. Information management, information systems in construction management.

Course description: Introduction of the real reasons and the real sources of the new product request. Concept developing and planning of recent creative approaches. Explanation of the principals and features of planning techniques in mass production.

Course description: Evaluation of vibration and noise sources in nautical vehicles; determination of the noise spectrum outside the vehicle. The purpose of humidity control includes describing types of humidification in yacht interiors, as well as methods of humidity control for interior spaces, exterior spaces, waterproof curtain walls, and partition walls.

Course description: In ship and yacht design, the layout of command centers holds significant importance. This includes understanding the basic principles, concepts, layouts, and design methods. Addressing ergonomics in the context of dynamic spaces is crucial. It also involves developing the ability to accurately evaluate and solve problems that may vary according to usage in different typologies and applications. Additionally, it entails establishing the necessary foundation for comprehending these concepts through two- and three-dimensional architectural expression techniques.

Course description: Efficient design parameters in lighting related to the artificial environments in yachts. Structural light sources. Windows, volume dimensions, the reflexebility of interior surface, exterior blocks, artificial light soruces. Basic features according to different classes. Natural, artificial and mixed lighting systems in interior and exterior spaces. Luminousity colour, lux, lumen, light flow, lighting fixtures, coloursel feedback value etc. Basic terms and concepts. Lighting calculation techniques.

Course description: In the field of ship and yacht design, the focus is on providing students with technical knowledge and practical skills related to accessibility and usability for individuals with disabilities.

Course description: Examines the formation of functional spaces in limited areas and the effects of colors, materials, and forms on human perception within the space.

Course description: Examines the formation of functional spaces in limited areas and the effects of colors, materials, and forms on human perception within the space.

Course description: The human body and its physical functions. Introducing the standard datas relevant to the work in yachts about human-engine systems. Knowledge of nautical enviromental conditions, needs and working principals. Anthropometries? purview; antropometric datas. Basic approaches and attitides in designing a nautical enviroments. Development of the work systems in aquatic life. Efficiency concept and principals related to psychophysiological and sociocultural capacity especially in public transport oriented maritime industry.

Course description: Warship, "platform", naval power, maritime power, defense, naval forces, coast guard, coastal safety, navy, fleet, and flotilla concepts are explained, as well as the usage concepts of military ships; typologies according to function, construction of warships, standards used, and rules related to classification.

Course description: An examination of the architectural program and partitioning features of fishing vessels; defining the problem in the design process based on the characteristics of form, function, and meaning dimension in different types of designs on these boats, and application-oriented approaches and techniques related to this process.

Course description: The architectural program and partitioning features of mega yachts and the origins of transatlantic liners and cruise ships; defining the problem in the design process based on the characteristics of form, function, and meaning dimension in these ships, and application oriented approaches and techniques related to this process.

Course description: Internship aims to reinforce students' knowledge and skills gained in theoretical and practical courses within the scope of their training in real design, construction, management and production processes. In this context, it aims to consolidate the theoretical knowledge with different design, project development and application experiences in the office environment.

Course description: Styling and interior design of a medium tonnage 30 ? 40 m work boat (multi-purpose supply vessel, fireboat ect.) or military ship (fast attack craft ect.) and representing it on paper and digital media.

Course description: Styling and interior design of a high tonnage 40 - 50 m or over 50 m watercraft (explorer, flybridge, etc.) and representing it on paper and digital media.

Course description: Design and selection principles of ship main propulsion and auxiliary systems, pipe circuits and circuits on the elements of the TSE, ISO, DIN and VG standards by introducing machine rooms and heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) including the inclusion of auxiliary systems on the ship, circuit design and parts The list is intended to be prepared.

Course description: To teach the national and international standards to be followed in the design, production and use of ships and yachts. Giving information about class organizations and their functions.

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The course is about supporting students' professional work through academic thinking. In this framework, scientific research is defined, the methods of obtaining scientific knowledge, experiments and observation concepts are explained. Positive and normative theories and objective and subjective systems of knowledge are introduced; The meaning of science in academic and social contexts is mentioned. The scientific and artistic qualities of the design activity are discussed. Scientific theory development and data collection techniques are discussed by examining examplar articles and teaching writing techniques.

The course includes understanding the basic requirements of ethics in practicing the profession, the impact of health, safety and psychological factors on the quality of life, sensitivity to environmental values, social, cultural, professional and environmental responsibility, and values that can create ethical awareness. To implement these subjects in a professional environment, knowing the necessary laws and regulations on financial, management, marketing, and administrative matters, and preparing contracts and agreements are some of the subjects to be studied. An understanding of the practice and documentation of areas of the architectural profession such as planning, business formations, career options, strategies, and methods will be developed.

In this course, the studies will be made about the understanding, explanation, reading and writing, various features of written explanation will be considered and examined with critical viewpoint. The punctuation marks which are the basis of the written explanation and writing rules will be made evident and the correct use of such rules for efficient and sound expression will be elicited.

In this course, the studies will be made about the understanding, explanation, reading and writing, various features of written explanation will be considered and examined with critical viewpoint. The punctuation marks which are the basis of written explanation and writing rules will be made evident and the correct use of such rules for efficient and sound expression will be elicited.