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Meeting the students, evaluating their expectations about the course and the knowledge they have about the subjects. Giving information about the content of the course. History of digital arts.
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Preparing a Presentation on the Subject
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What is Digital Illustration? How is it done and what tools are used. The historical importance of illustration, the reasons for its emergence, and the introduction of contemporary illustrators.
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Digital drawing experiments with graphics tablets
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Introduction to digital photography and its equipment. Introduction and practice of digital photography and basic settings.
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Gaining knowledge about the subject through analysis through explanations and examples related to three-dimensional modeling and animation.
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Konu ile İlgili Sunum Hazırlama, Sanatçı Eserlerinden Örnekler.
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Workshop: Making digital collages using mobile device applications.
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Students are expected to have a mobile device and download relevant applications.
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Technical information about the “Projection mapping” technique and construction stages and analysis of current applications
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Student presentations about digital art related topics.
Midterm Exam (Evaluation of Studies).
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Presentation and discussion on VR, AR and Mixed realities implications in art
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Mid-term exam
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| 10 |
Self-generating graphics and installations in digital art (Generative art)
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Analysis and discussion of the cultural and social impacts of digital art.
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Researching a digital artist and preparing a presentation about his/her work.
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Student presentations and the production of critical artworks using the "Re-appropriation" technique, through a contrasting interpretation of one of the selected digital artist's works.
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Critical artwork production II using the "Re-appropriation" technique by interpreting one of the works of the selected digital artist in a counter-interpretation manner.
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Final Exam
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