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Course Code | Semester |
Course Name |
LE/RC/LA |
Course Type |
Language of Instruction |
ECTS |
EVT0041 |
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2/0/0 |
DE |
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2 |
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Course Goals |
The aim of the course is to give information about the application, workflow and importance of quality control processes in enterprises. |
Prerequisite(s) |
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Corequisite(s) |
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Special Requisite(s) |
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Instructor(s) |
Lecturer Mehmet Çağlayan |
Course Assistant(s) |
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Schedule |
Day, hours, XXX Campus, classroom number. |
Office Hour(s) |
Instructor name, day, hours, XXX Campus, office number. |
Teaching Methods and Techniques |
Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
Principle Sources |
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Other Sources |
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Course Schedules |
Week |
Contents |
Learning Methods |
1. Week |
The aim and scope of the course, general information about the subject and content.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
2. Week |
Importance of Quality Control in Textile, Examples of Quality Control Applications.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
3. Week |
International quality standards.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
4. Week |
Applications of woven fabric quality control process in enterprises.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
5. Week |
Quality control of raw and finished fabrics.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
6. Week |
Classification of defects in woven fabric production and affecting factors.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
7. Week |
Classification of defects in woven fabric production and affecting factors.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
8. Week |
Midterm.
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9. Week |
Reporting in quality control processes.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
10. Week |
Common defects in raw fabric quality control and their elimination.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
11. Week |
common fabric quality control errors and their elimination.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
12. Week |
Common errors in jacquard fabric quality control and their elimination.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
13. Week |
Common mistakes in knitted fabric quality control and their elimination.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
14. Week |
Factors that will cause mistakes in companies and employee factor.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
15. Week |
An overview.
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Presentation, Socratic, Demonstration |
16. Week |
final exam
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17. Week |
final exam
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Assessments |
Evaluation tools |
Quantity |
Weight(%) |
Midterm(s) |
1 |
40 |
Final Exam |
1 |
60 |
Program Outcomes |
PO-1 | The basic theoretical knowledge and skills in the field of home textile design ownership | PO-2 | the ability to apply theoretical knowledge in a real business environment, the ability to interpret and analyze data ownership. | PO-3 | Studies related to the field that will carry out ,the application can take part in the project have achieved and skills. | PO-4 | individuals and institutions can collaborate with the ability to express itself at the level of ownership. | PO-5 | Home textile design-related computer programs can use fluent in at one of the least | PO-6 | Contemporary, innovative, participative and participants, in your career, with information about that can take of advantage lifelong learning | PO-7 | Technical concepts of design thinking action into your lifestyle to be able to convert | PO-8 | Understanding and interpreting the problems of the profession, ideas, whether oral or written, express in a clear manner | PO-9 | Professional ethics and cultural values of ownership. | PO-10 | With the knowledge and skills acquired in the field of lifelong learning, positive attitudes about development. |
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Learning Outcomes |
LO-1 | Students understand the importance of quality control system. | LO-2 | Gains knowledge of fabric quality control processes applied in enterprises.
| LO-3 | Student can determine the issues to be considered in the quality control process according to fabric types.
| LO-4 | The student will be able to explain the quality control workflow description.
| LO-5 | The student recognizes fabric faults, classes, and expresses his / her opinion on how to correct them.
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Course Assessment Matrix: |
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