1

Develops new and original solutions with creative thinking habits and ability to design aesthetic, technical, functional and context-appropriate architectural products.

2

Acquires lifelong learning practice with the ability to research, collect information, analyze, evaluate, use examples and establish relationships between them.

3

Gains critical thinking and interpretation skills, evaluates different views by making inquiries in theoretical and conceptual context.

4

Presents works with traditional and contemporary methods using written, oral, visual, drawing and graphic representation techniques

5

Uses contemporary information and communication technologies in architectural practices.

6

Understands the relationships and interactions between artistic and architectural products.

7

Recognizes local and global architecture and spatial products in different geographies, and comprehends these architectural products in the context of historical, cultural and social relations.

8

Gain awareness of the preservation and sustainability of historical environments and structures; understands the concept of cultural heritage, conservation theories and methods and uses them in practices.

9

Gains knowledge and skills regarding natural, physical, cultural, economic and social features in urban design and planning areas.

10

Understands construction systems, building elements, materials and load-bearing system behaviors individually and as a whole, and gains the ability to use this technical information.

11

Understands the basic principles of physical environmental control and service systems design; gains the ability to make performance evaluations with appropriate tools and use this information.

12

Obtains technical information regarding the responsibility of creating life safety and physical and psychological environmental quality; understands ergonomics and universal design principles.

13

Understands the concept of sustainability and realizes theoretical and design studies within this approach.

14

Understands the interdisciplinary relationship and gains the ability to benefit from and collaborate with other disciplines for architectural production.

15

Understands the basic factors regarding building construction costs; acquires the ability to evaluate the budget according to relevant laws, regulations and design criteria.

16

Understands the social responsibility of the architectural profession in protecting the public interest and respecting historical, cultural and natural resources; acts in accordance with ethical rules in professional practices and research.

17

Gains knowledge about the rights, standards, laws and regulations affecting architecture and professional practice.