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Comparative History of Furniture

Course CodeSemester Course Name LE/RC/LA Course Type Language of Instruction ECTS
İÇMY0109 Comparative History of Furniture 3/0/0 DE Turkish/English 6
Course Goals
Regarding the historical development of furniture and design,  knowledge acquisition is intended. Comparisons of the periods and styles in order to gain history-based knowledge.
Analysing, examining and comparing different cultures and styles in the historical perspective.
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Special Requisite(s) Attendance
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Schedule This course is not open this semester.
Office Hour(s) This course is not open this semester.
Teaching Methods and Techniques -Lecture, Discussion, Demonstration, Evaluation
Principle Sources -Ireland, J., 2008, History of Interior Design, Fairchild Books

-Blakemore, R.G., 2006, History of Interior Design & Furniture”from Ancient Egypt to Nineteenth Century Europa”, John Wiley&Sons,Inc.

-Pile, J.F.,  2005 ,   A History of Interior Design, Laurence King Publishing

 Harwood, B.,May, B.,Sherman, C., ,2002, Architecture and Interior Design Through the 18th Century: An Integrated History
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Course Schedules
Week Contents Learning Methods
1. Week History of Furniture, Old Egypt, Greece, Rome Lecture,Discussion
2. Week Middle Ages, Italian Renaissance, Lecture,Discussion
3. Week France Renaissance, English Renaissance Lecture,Discussion
4. Week Italian Baroque, France Baroque, English Baroque, French Rococo Lecture,Discussion
5. Week Early Georgian,England, Early French Neo-Classic, Early English Neo-Classic, Late French Neo-Classic Lecture,Discussion
6. Week Late English Neo-Classic, Nineteenth Century French Revival Style Lecture,Discussion
7. Week Nineteenth Century English Revival Style, Twentieth Century: Modernism,Post and Late Modernism, Contemporary Styles, Pop-Art, Style without Style,Mimesis in Decoration and Furniture Design, Furniture in the Eastern Cultures Lecture,Discussion
8. Week Japonese and Indian Styles, Turkish and Ottoman Styles Lecture,Discussion
9. Week Presentations Lecture, Evaluations
10. Week Presentations Lecture, Evaluations
11. Week Presentations Lecture, Evaluations
12. Week Presentations Lecture, Evaluations
13. Week Presentations Lecture, Evaluations
14. Week Presentations Lecture, Evaluations
15. Week Speech Speech
16. Week Speech Speech
17. Week Final Submission of the study
Assessments
Evaluation tools Quantity Weight(%)
Attendance 14 40
Submission of the study 1 60


Program Outcomes
PO-1Develops and deepens professional practice, research methods and technique with a base on the Bachelor’s degree in the field of architecture, planning and design at an advanced level.
PO-2Conducts a scientific research in a critical way, improves skill in academic dialog for the critical and categorical results
PO-3Makes contribution to professional knowledge and practise in the related field , takes mutual and individual responsibilities , conceives interdisciplinary interaction.
PO-4Has an advanced level of art and culture aesthetical knowledge in the related field
PO-5Improves skills in using a foreign language at least at a level of European Language Portfolio B2 General Level.
PO-6Has competence in using communication technology and informatics by software knowledge in the relevant field.
PO-7Conducts an academic research in a systematical and critical way, prepares and presents academic research in national and international media.
PO-8Has theoretical and practical knowledge at an advanced level in the reletad field.
PO-9Has artistic and aesthetical knowledge and improves skill in application which leads to productivity.
PO-10Organizes and manages phases of artistic and scientific studies while having a competence in project management.
PO-11Defines goals in the artistic and cultural media
PO-12Defines national and international literature in the related field.
PO-13Expresses aim, value and meaning of his studies for the target population in an effective way.
PO-14Has multi dimensional point of view for the principles and standards of economical, environmental and sustainable environmet in the related field.
PO-15Takes an active role in the process of raising the awareness of public by preserving and introducing cultural merits
Learning Outcomes
LO-1Analyses by comparing the periods and styles
LO-2Material and detail analysis with in the historical perspective
LO-3Synthesizes architecture, furniture, art currents directed to Anatolian civilization
LO-4Cultural analyses of furniture, equipments and finishing elements at interior space
LO-5Synthesize architecture, furniture, art currents, other cultural factors and history of interior architecture
Course Assessment Matrix:
Program Outcomes - Learning Outcomes Matrix
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