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Course Name	Turkish	Appr.Desg.Studio-Patternmaking
	English	Appr.Desg.Studio-Patternmaking
Course Code	MOD 243	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	3	3	-	6	-
Course Language		English
Course Coordinator		Belgin Görgün
Course Objectives		Course introduces students to master pattern and pattern design for basic and advanced techniques for original design, sloper, and pattern development according to professional standards. Students learn accurate industry-standard terminology, pattern identification, and tool usage. They test patterns in muslin for fit and proportion of basic and complex design prototypes.
Course Description		Module A: Introduction to Flat Patternmaking Design: This module introducesstudents to the master pattern and patternmaking techniques used to developbasic concepts and original designs according to professional standards. Studentslearn the terminology, identification, and proper usage of tools and both basicprinciples and advanced patternmaking techniques applicable to the development of slopers and patterns. Students will also learn how to test patterns in muslin forfit and proportion. Module B: Advanced Patternmaking Design: Students learn more advanced patternmaking techniques for semi-mounted sleeves, advanced collar techniques,and slack development. They apply these principles to develop slopers for theslack, kimono, and torso body and to realize original, complex design concepts.
Course Outcomes		: Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: ? Understand and incorporate the guiding principles of design aestheticsthat include: balance, ease, rhythm, proportion, and emphasis. ? Use advanced adaptations to develop patterns that accurately interpretthe desired design concept and its special features. ? Accurately construct final prototypes to ensure that the final pattern correctly interprets the desired design and its special features. ? Make advanced adaptations to a pattern to change structural and/or stylefeatures of a design. ? Establish and take key measurements, and draft a foundational sloper thataccurately uses these measurements. ? Use professional industry standards that meet pattern naming/cutting conventions and adapt a pattern to accommodate the key measurements.
Pre-requisite(s)		Materials and Construction II
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Textbook		Lecturer notes prepared by Ph.D.Belgin Görgün
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