Introduction

This program aims to train staff who can research the usage features, aesthetic features and the material of any commodity that is thought to be produced in the industry, conduct researches and contribute to production in every way in order to gain the appreciation of the public.

Industrial Product Design, which is one of the professions of the future and today, includes considering all kinds of products that can be mass produced with the perspective of the user / customer.

It is an industrial activity that enables the emergence of new products in accordance with the specified requirements.

Objective

This program works for social benefit, and aims to provide students with the necessary equipment to develop and design new products that are environmentally sensitive, original and innovative by evaluating them within the framework of socio-cultural responsibility both in national and international markets.

Required Qualifications

In order to enter the industrial product design program, it is necessary to have a creative and systematic thinking structure and the ability to transform designs into two-dimensional drawings and three-dimensional objects (spatial ability).

What Does an Industrial Product Designer Do?

The industrial product designer primarily prepares the design project of a new product. Industrial product designer creates a design process (timeline) for the product which is going to be designed within the scope of the project, and in this way the course of the design begins to take shape. Designer; firstly, makes the technical drawing of the designed new product. The designer then creates multiple mockups. By choosing the most appropriate one for the final design of the product among the mockups,  a model is made. Based on the model made, the designer prepares a product sample that has taken the final shape of the design by deciding on the actual dimensions and materials. Additionally, with developing technology, besides technical drawing, designers also use 2D and 3D drawing programs at the design process and at the end of the process in the development of the product.