Breadcrumbs Image

Course Contents for the Painting Non-Thesis Master's Program

Course List of the Non-Thesis Master’s Program in Painting

Department of Painting

Course List of the Non-Thesis Master’s Program
1st Year – 1st Semester (Fall Term)
NO
 COURSE CODE COURSE NAME Z/S T U K AKTS
1. RES703  SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH METHODS AND PUBLICATION ETHICS  Z 3  0  3  6 
   

 

Course Objective:

The aim of this course is to enable students to understand the methods used in scientific research, the stages of the research process, and the ethical principles that must be observed during research.
It also aims to ensure that students can examine and analyze both theoretical frameworks and previously conducted studies, and develop the ability to prepare a research report or article on an identified problem in the field of art by employing one or more scientific research methods.

Course Content:

This course covers the concepts of science and philosophy of science, the processes and methods of scientific research, data collection and data analysis techniques, as well as the concept of ethics and ethical violations in scientific research.
Additionally, it includes practical work aimed at preparing a scientific article or research proposal on a selected research topic relevant to the field.

 

          
2. RES701 PROJECT STUDIO*** Z 0 0 0 30
3. RES705 PAINTING STUDIO Z 3 0 3 6
   

 

Course Objective:

To develop visual perception and modes of seeing by focusing on the concept of the object within the field of plastic arts, and to foster the individual’s creative growth and development in artistic domains.

Course Content:

Students are expected to synthesize the knowledge and experience gained during their undergraduate studies and to construct their own visual world through a unique artistic language, achieving a higher level of competence in this process.
Through projects based on individual themes, students are encouraged to refine and mature their personal tendencies and preferences by engaging with critical discussions and reference studies that support the development of originality and artistic proficiency.

 

          
4. RES707

ELECTIVE I (PHILOSOPHY OF CONTEMPORARY ART)

 S 3 0 3 6
   

 

Course Objective:

To define the aesthetic dimension of the artwork; to explore and examine the conditions and processes that bring the artwork into existence; and to reach an understanding of the artwork’s intrinsic reality.

Course Content:

This course examines the relationship between beauty in art and human sensitivity, as well as its impact on the human spirit.
It also focuses on the study and analysis of various theories of artwork interpretation.

 

          
5. RES709 ELECTIVE I (CONTEMPORARY TURKISH PAINTING ART) S 3 0  3  6 
   

 

Course Objective:

To help students comprehend the concept of art, the role of material in the creation of art, and the development and examples of post-conceptual art.

Course Content:

This course covers the concept of art, conceptual art, 20th-century art movements, and art manifestos.

 

          
6. RES711 ELECTIVE I (ART, DESIGN AND THE CITY)
 S 3 0 3 6
7. RES713 ELECTIVE I (ANALYSES OF ARTWORKS IN PAINTING) S 3 0  3  6 
   

 

Course Objective:
To define the aesthetic dimension of the artwork; to explore and examine the conditions and processes that bring the artwork into existence; and to reach an understanding of the artwork’s intrinsic reality.

Course Content:
This course examines the relationship between beauty in art and human sensitivity, as well as its impact on the human spirit. It also focuses on the study and analysis of various theories of artwork interpretation.

 

          
8. RES715  ELECTIVE I (COPYRIGHT PRACTICES AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN FINE ARTS) S 3 0  3  6 
   

 

Course Objective:
To provide knowledge about legal rights and responsibilities during the process of presenting an artistic work to the public. The course aims to help students understand the historical and philosophical foundations of the concept of rights, to teach the reasons and methods for protecting rights arising from creativity and invention, and to examine traditional and contemporary theories related to the development of intellectual property rights. Students also learn about the qualitative characteristics of intellectual and artistic works.

Course Content:
The concept of copyright; the relationship between art and copyright; key definitions in the field of fine arts; copyright practices in Turkey; and anti-piracy measures.

 

          
9. RES717

ELECTIVE I (VISUAL PERCEPTION, COLOR AND FORM)

 S  3  0  3 6 
10. RES719 ELECTIVE I (SOCIOLOGY OF ART) S 3 0 3 6
11. RES721 ELECTIVE I (ONTOLOGY OF ART) S 3 0 3 6
12. RES723 ELECTIVE I (CONTEMPORARY MUSEOLOGY AND ITS THEORIES) S 3 0 3 6
     TOTAL ECTS CREDITS REQUIRED FOR COMPULSORY COURSES                                              12
    TOTAL ECTS CREDITS REQUIRED:                                                                                               30
1st Year – 2nd Semester (Spring Term)
NO
 COURSE CODE COURSE NAME Z/S T U L  TS  K AKTS
1.  RES702 PROJECT STUDIO Z 0 0 0 0 0 30
   

 

Course Objective:

To develop modes of visual perception by focusing on the concept of the object within the field of plastic arts, and to foster the individual’s creative growth and development in artistic disciplines.

Course Content:

Students are expected to synthesize the knowledge and experience acquired during their undergraduate education and to construct their own visual world through a unique artistic language, thereby achieving greater artistic proficiency.
Through works developed around individual themes, students are encouraged to refine and mature their personal tendencies and preferences by engaging in critical discussions and reference-based evaluations that promote originality and artistic competence.

 

              
2. RES704

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TECHNIQUES AND PUBLICATION ETHICS

***		 Z 3 0 0 3 3 6
             
 
 
                   

 

Görüntülenme Sayısı: 760