PLN 101 BASIC DESIGN STUDIO
8 Hrs/Week, Studio+Theory, 5 Credits, 10 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course:
PLN 102 DESIGN TECHNIQUES
2 Hrs/Week, Studio, 1 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the unit is to communicate the concepts, techniques and methods of two dimensional and scaled graphical expressions to students. To enrich the students with professional skills, to ensure their acknowledgement of applied knowledge and skills within the professional framework of theory and practice. To introduce the concepts and methods of scale and measurement; to provide knowledge on projection methods for designing, and on symbols, shading and drawing for urban planning. To familiarize the student with coded resolutions of land and about (technical and perspective) sectional aspect. Building on all of these aforementioned skills and knowledge; ensuring the adequate acknowledgement of students regarding drawing materials and methods. In accordance with the general education character of the university and with respect to the education policy of the department; to ensure that students acquire and bear significant concerns for aesthetics, in addition to gaining and applying certain professional skills and knowledge.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Recommended Readings:
ŞAHİNLER O., KIZIL, F.(1990) " Mimarlıkta teknik Resim",Yay Yayıncılık,İst.
SCHAARWACHTER, (1964) "G.Perspektive Für Architekten",Verlag Gerd Hatje,Stuttgart.
PUMANN, "Darstellende Geometrie" I. Teil 2. Teil, Verlag Pumann Coburg
SCHMIDT, R.(1976) "Lehre Der Perpektive" Bauverlag Gmbh.Wiesbaden Und Berlin
BARTSCHI, Willy A. (1978) "Schatten Perpektive" Otto Maier Verlag Ravensburg
Prof. Dr. Cengiz ERUZUN
PLN 105 HISTORY OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is studying the effects of civilizations according to historical ages on social, cultural, economic relations of human settlements and on spatial transformation of cities. While doing these studies the aim is to understand contemporary structure of cities in the context of the interaction between civilization and formation of different spatial characters of the cities.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: The lecture will be given within a variety of visual documentation. Students will be presented their own papers on any of the areas that studied in the lectures at the last two weeks of the term. Midterm remarks will be given according to the exam.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman TEKKÖKOĞLU
PLN 106 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of this course is to introduce basic economic concepts, to determine the position of economics in social sciences and to give the micro economic concepts related to cities / urban space. Basic micro economic theories like price, consumption, production will be given in urban context.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Evaluation: 2 Quiz + 1 Midterm Exam + 1 Final Exam
Discussions: Actual articles (in every course)
Recommended Readings:
ÜSLÜNEL, Besim (1983) "Ekonominin Temelleri", (y.y), İstanbul.
LİPSEY R.,STEINER P., PURUIS D., (1984) "İktisat 1", Bilim ve Teknik Yayınevi, İstanbul.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Güzin KAYA
PLN 109 GENERAL MATHEMATICS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam, Final Exam
Recommended Readings:
Asst. Prof. Dr. Meriç BAKİLER
PLN 111 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL SCIENCE
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam, Final Exam, Research Paper
Dr. Nuran YAVUZ
TEM 112 BASIC ART EDUCATION
2 Hrs/Week, Theory + Studio, 2 Credit, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim is to support design issues and principles with their theoretical underlines, using them in practice in different compositions by starting with the basic techniques like line and point. In the final part of the program, in the concept of meaning and form they become a project, by reworking object and space relations supported by old projects.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam (%50), Final Exam (%50)
Assoc. Prof. Caner KARAVİT
ING 101, ALM 101, FRA 101 FOREIGN LANGUAGE I
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credit, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam, Final Exam
Tülay ALPAY
TUR 102 TURKISH LANGUAGE I
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credit, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam, Final Exam
Piraye ÖZER
PLN 201 PLANNING STUDIO 1
8 Hrs/Week, Theory + Studio, 5 Credit, 10 ECTS Credits
The course forms the first step to planning education. The main aim is to acquint the student with the social and physical dynamics, potentials, problems of the urban space and to introduce the techniques and practices of spatial analysis. The student is then probed to conceptualise the urban space using the language – building and developing skills he/she is expected to have gained in the "Basic Design Studio" in the first semester. The student will then be led to follow the signs of the main concept / hypothesis about the urban space he/she suggests and to understand, interpret and express the potential changes about previous urban space. The steps of this instruction scheme are as follows:
1.Understanding – Perceiving
2.Mapping Design Mentally
3.Determining the Concept
4.Determining the Signs
5.Expressing the Signs
6.Suggesting Future Potentials
Prerequisite: PLN 101
Assessment methods: Research papers + design project
Recommended Readings:
BROADBENT, G. (1990), Emerging Concepts in Urban Space Design, E&FN, London.
MADANIPOUR, A.(1996), Design of Urban Space, John Wiley&Sons Ltd.,
PANERAI, P., ve diğerleri (1999), Analyse Urbaine, Editions Parenthèses,
COLQUHOUN, A.,(1990), Mimari Eleştiri Yazıları, (Bölüm 3/ Mimarlık ve Kent), Şevki Vanlı, Mim.Vakfı, İst.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gülşen Özaydın
PLN 202 INTRODUCTION TO URBAN PLANNING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the lecture is give students main theories on urban planning and implementations, and the notions and concepts of city, urbanisation and urban planning processes.
Prerequisite:
Assessment methods: Midterm remarks will be given with exam. However if any students participate to the lecture with discussion and presents a paper after 7th week till the end of term these studies will be evaluated instead of midterm exam.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman TEKKÖKOĞLU
PLN 203 INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Developing research and presentation skills. Settling the habit of reading, examining and source using in University education. To maintain the qualifications to make urban analyses that will be needed in the following terms. Teaching and developing report writing & presenting methodologies that will be used in a variety of lessons and professional life. To introduce the research methodologies that urban planning profession needed.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: After a one-hour lecture, we shall work on a group project for one more hour in the class. This group project will follow all stages of research as we proceed in the lectures. There will be continuous marking during the project development and at the end of the year there will be seminars for these projects to be presented. There will also be an examination at the end of the year.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Murat Cemal YALÇINTAN, Assist. Prof. Dr. Erbatur ÇAVUŞOĞLU
PLN 204 URBAN ECONOMİCS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The course aims to cover following subjects;
- Urban Economics Theories with Basic Approaches
- Applied Analysis Techniques
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Evaluation: 2 Quiz + 1 Midterm Exam + 1 Final Exam
Discussions: Actual articles (in every course)
Recommended Readings:
Prof.Dr. Güzin Konuk
PLN 205 URBAN GEOGRAPHY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Cities are the educational, cultural, economic and political centres of a country. There are three main topics in urban geography:
- Comparative analysis of urbanization process at different countries in the past and today.
- Fonctions of cities and the role of these functions in regional and country planning.
- Analyzing City Center: House, Industryi Trade
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm – Term Paper – Final Examination
Recommended Readings:
TÜMERTEKİN Erol, (1978) "Beşeri Coğrafya", İstanbul Üni. Coğrafya Enst., İstanbul.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Turgay GÖKÇEN
PLN 206 ARCHITECTURAL KNOWLEDGE
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
This lecture aims architectural effects on urbanism. Function schema of different buildings and buildings related to density.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Dilek Akturk
PLN 405 URBAN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to provide students a general and practical introductory knowledge in for working later with geographical information systems. Therefore, the program is mainly based upon issues related with vector graphics and CAD systems.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Erdem ERBAŞ
PLN 409 STATISTICS AND SPATIAL STATISTICS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Prof. Dr. Akın ERYOLDAŞ
ING 201, ALM 201, FRA 201 FOREIGN LANGUAGE II
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credits, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: ING 101, ALM 101, FRA 101
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Piraye ÖZER
TUR 202 TURKISH LANGUAGE II
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credits, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: TUR 102
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Tülay ALPAY
PLN 301 PLANNING STUDIO 2
8 Hrs/Week, Theory + Studio, 5 Credits, 10 ECTS Credits
Planning Studio II, where the students meet practical issues of planning for the first time plays an important role. As development paradigm and welfare state –which are the starting point of traditional planning- leave their place to globalisation process, urban planning have to redefine its methodology and contents. In this changing context, the planner profile, who is working as a technician for public and who must solve the conflict of public and private interest, have to change and redefine. In the context of public-society conflict that is examined, starting from the reality of public (state) interest can be against society, the relation between public and private interest must be re-examined and society interest must be highlighted. Contemporary planner has to play a role in a system which lets all parts of the society participate and interact. The planner should carry a variety of missions such as, starting the process, submitting the long term visions to the society, guiding in order to reach the democratically defined vision, creating choices via technical knowledge, reconciling the groups, bargaining and promoting the plan in case.
In order to manage these missions, team work is certainly necessary, moreover students should be professionalized in some areas of education system without losing track of other issues. An education policy of this professionalizing context, will make the graduates create and promote their own projects on urban parts in the restricted employment market.
Prerequisite: PLN 201
Recommended Readings:
"75 Yılda Değişen Kent ve Mimarlık" Tarih Vakfı Yay., İstanbul, 1998
"75 Yılda Köylerden şehirlere" Tarih Vakfı Yay., İstanbul, 1999
"Bilanço 1923-1998: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin 75 yılına toplu bakış" uluslararası kongresi bildiri özetleri" Tarih Vakfı Yay., İstanbul, 1998.
ŞENGÜL Tarık, (2001) "Kentsel Çelişki ve Siyaset", Wald – Demokrasi Kitaplığı, İst.
IŞIK O.,PINARCIOĞLU M., (2001) "Nöbetleşe Yoksulluk" İletişim Yay., İst.
Prof. Dr. Güzin KONUK
PLN 302 PLANNING THEORIES I
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The main goal is introducing basic concepts of planning to the students; contribution of these concepts to the planning, the aims of contributers in the area will be opened to the class discussion in order to encourage students for further research and thought about the contents of the concepts. In a democratic political system, the role of the planning in transforming the city and region to a livable environment, its tools and institutional structure are discussed.
The goal is diversifying planning theory knowledge by analyzing contributions to the physical environment or different institutions in the community.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: There is a paper, which consist of 50% of final grade, and Final Exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Binnur ÖKTEM ÜNSAL
PLN 304 POPULATION DYNAMICS & PLANNING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Demographic analysis is an important tool in urban planning process. Getting and analysing population location and dynamics datas of a human settlement is a must in planning. The aim of this course is to meet students with demographic concepts and to introduce demographic principles, methods, techniques and models. Datas and practices from Turkey is another topic of this course.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm – Term Paper – Final Examination
Assist. Prof. Dr. Turgay GÖKÇEN
PLN 305 URBAN MANAGEMENT
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm – Research Paper
Recommended Readings:
DURAN, Lütfi (1982) " İdare Hukuku: Ders Notları", İstanbul Üniv. İst.
NADANOĞLU, Halil, "Mahalli İdareler"
ÖZAY, İlhan (2002) " Günışığında Yönetim" Alfa Basım Dağıtım, İst.
TORTOP, Nuri (1991) "Mahalli İdareler", TODAİE, Ankara.
YAVUZ, F., KELEŞ, R. " Yerel Yönetimler"
Assist. Prof. Dr. Erdem ERBAŞ
PLN 306 ECOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm + Design Project
Prof. Dr. İsmet Vildan ALPTEKİN
PLN 407 URBAN GEOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Aim of the lecture is to provide an essential geological knowledge for planners and objective data concerning the surface and subsurface in the planning studies. In the frame of this aim, planners recognize the importance and orientative role of geological information. They know the positive and negative features of the nature and thus they start to think how they would benefit from these events. In the result of these realities they will be able to create the more safety and sustainable human settlementsin conformity with their environment.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Prof. Dr. Turgut ÖZTAŞ
PLN 410 URBAN NORM AND STANDARD
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Dr. İsmail GÜNUR
SOS 241 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
The aim the course is to introduce main subjects of sociology as society, people, social classes, stratum, social mobility and social institutions. Briefly, the course wants to focus on social theory and urban studies. This theoretical framework will be discuss with students during the course.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Çağlayan KOVALIKAYA
INK 301 ATATURK'S PRINCIPALS and REVOLUTION HISTORY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credits, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Arzu KILINÇ
ING 301, ALM 301, FRA 301 FOREIGN LANGUAGE III
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credits, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: ING 201, ALM 201, FRA 201
Assessment methods: Midterm Exam + Final Exam
Piraye ÖZER
PLN 401 PLANNING STUDIO 3
8 Hrs/Week, Theory+Studio, 5 Credits, 9 ECTS Credits
Planning Studio II, where the students meet practical issues of planning for the first time plays an important role. As development paradigm and welfare state –which are the starting point of traditional planning- leave their place to globalisation process, urban planning have to redefine its methodology and contents. In this changing context, the planner profile, who is working as a technician for public and who must solve the conflict of public and private interest, have to be change and redefine. In the context of public-society conflict that is examined, starting from the reality of public (state) interest can be against society, the relation between public and private interest must be re-examined and society interest must be highlighted. Contemporary planner has to play a role in a system which lets all parts of the society participate and interact. The planner should carry variety of missions such as, starting the process, submitting the long term visions to the society, guiding in order to reach the democratically defined vision, creating choices via technical knowledge, reconciling the groups, bargaining and promoting the plan in case.
In order to manage these missions, team work is certainly necessary, moreover students should be professionalized in some areas of education system without losing track of other issues. An education policy of this professionalizing context, will make the graduates create and promote their own projects on urban parts in the restricted employment market.
Prerequisite: PLN 301
Recommended Readings:
TEKELİ İlhan, (2001) "Modernite Aşılırken Konut Planlama" İmge Yay., İst.
YELDAN Erinç, (2003) "Küreselleşme Sürecinde Türkiye Ekonomisi" İletişim Yay., ist.
KELEŞ R., (2000) "Kentleşme Politikası" İmge Yay., İst.
KAUMER Krishan, "Değişen Dünyanın Değişen Kuramları" Dost Yay.
HALL, S., MARTİN, S., (1995) "Yeni Zamanlar: 1990'larda Poltikanın Değişen Çehresi" Ayrıntı Yay., İst.
Prof. Dr. Güzin KONUK
PLN 402 PLANNING THEORY II
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The main goal is introducing basic concepts of planning to the students; contribution of these concepts to the planning, the aims of contributors in the area will be opened up to the class discussion in order to encourage students for further research and thought about the contents of the concepts.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research Paper (%50) + Final exam (%50)
Assist. Prof. Dr. Binnur ÖKTEM ÜNSAL
PLN 403 URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS AND URBAN ENGINEERING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
The aim of this course is; to present an alternative conceptual approach to the urban systems and exploration of the relationships between networks and urbanism in spatial, social, organizational and technical terms.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: The course is realized in lectures given by the lecturers nominated for the course. There are two examinations, as a midterm and a final examination.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Pelin Gökgür
PLN 406 SPATIAL ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
As an extension to "Spatial Environment Planning" and "Applications in Architecture" units, this course aims to study spatial analysis in urban space and residential areas. The unit aims to help students identify issues related to housing and urban spaces, enable them to gain technical drawing experience and to develop their understanding of scale and a vision concept.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam (%40) + Final exam (%60)
Recommended Readings:
"DEVELOPMENT PLANS" (1970), A Manuel on Form and Content HMSO
PRINZ D., "Stadtebau stadtebaulıches entwerten"(1980)
"Residantal Roads & Foodpaths Layout Considerations" Design B.32 HMSO (1992)
"Neve Stadtteile ın Europa Planungen & Realisaerungen" Stadtebaulishes Inst.(1996)
Prof. Dr. Güzin Konuk
PLN 408 LEGAL ASPECTS OF URBAN PLANING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Midterm Paper
Recommeded readings:
SAFA, Erkün, (1959) "İmar Hukuku Prensipleri" Halk Basımevi, İstanbul.
SAFA, Erkün, "Türk İmar Hukuku"
ARTUKMAÇ, Sadık, (1979) "Türk İmar Hukuku" Turhan Kitabevi, Ankara
Prof.Dr. Esin KÜNTAY
PLN 506 URBAN ECOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Midterm paper
Recommeded readings:
SAFA, Erkün, (1959) "İmar Hukuku Prensipleri" Halk Basımevi, İstanbul.
SAFA, Erkün, "Türk İmar Hukuku"
ARTUKMAÇ, Sadık, (1979) "Türk İmar Hukuku" Turhan Kitabevi, Ankara
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman TEKKÖKOĞLU
SOS 242 URBAN SOCIOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of this course is to inform the students of the Department of Urban Planning about the literature of discussions in Urban Sociology. Urbanisation, (with the samples from within Turkey and the world) is presented to the students within the framework of subjects such as "Social Stratification", "Social Change" and etc in its sociological dimension.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Final exam
Prof. Dr. Esin KÜNTAY
PLN 303 URBAN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
To provide the student with an intermediate course in the theory and practice of urban transportation planning.; to explain existing transportation planning practice, supply and demand components of transportation systems; to introduce the student to model alternatives in transportation planning; to give some idea with the history and status of transportation planning activities as affected by national, state and local policy formulation and recent implementations; to discuss sustainable transportation concepts and alternative transportation system approaches, transportation system management.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Evaluation: Research paper + Final Exam
Recommended Readings:
SCHUMER Leslie A.(1964),"The Elements of Transport" Bntterworths Sydney
T.ARATELY R.,"Measnes for Traffic Calming in Residental Areas"
MARLOK (1984), "Transportation in Society"
VUCHİC V.R. (1990) "Urban Fabric Transport" Printre Hall.
Orhan Demir
INK 401 ATATURK'S PRINCIPALS AND REVOLUTION HISTORY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credits, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: INK 301
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Süleyman KIZILTOPRAK
ING 401, ALM 401, FRA 401 FOREIGN LANGUAGE IV
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 0 Credits, 1 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: ING 301, ALM 301, FRA 301
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Final exam
Piraye ÖZER
PLN 501 PLANNING STUDIO 4
8 Hrs/Week, Studio+Theory, 5 Credits, 10 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to study an implementation project of current land use planning process of Turkey with the contribution of the next term Studio, PLN 601: Planning Studio 6. During the semester the aim is to study the process of planning with the steps of analyze, synthesis and evaluation within the framework of current situation of a chosen city (population between 20.000 – 50.000)
Prerequisite: PLN 401
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Presentations, Research Paper
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman TEKKÖKOĞLU
PLN 502 NATIONAL AND REGIONAL PLANNING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to examine the role and evolution of the macro level planning in the planning hierarchy, to examine the harmony of the policy in different level and to investigate these processes regarding different stages of capitalism.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam.
Recommended Readings:
Hall,STUART ve JAQUES (1995) "Yeni Zamanlar, 1990'larda Politikanın Değişen Çehresi" Ayrıntı Yay., İst.
IŞIK, Oğuz, "Değişen Toplum/Mekan Kavrayışları Mekanın Politikleşmesi, Politikanın Mekansallaşması" Toplum ve Bilim, 64-65 (1994)
ERAYDIN, Ayda, (1994) "Mekan Organizasyonunda İlişkili Değişen Paradigmalar" Toplum ve Bilim, 64-65.
"Avrupa Mekansal Gelişme Perspektifinde Ekli Belgeleri" (1999)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Güzin Kaya
PLN 503 URBAN CONSERVATION and RENEWAL I
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Final exam
Recommended readings :
OKTAY İsmet, "Kentsel Koruma ve Geliştirme Planlaması,Çoğ.Ders Notu"
GÜLERSOY ZEREN Nuran, "Kentsel Koruma Ders Notları,çoğ.baskı
Assist. Prof. Dr. Dilek ERDEN ERBEY
PLN 504 INTRODUCTION TO URBAN DESIGN
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the unit is to enable students to take part in a debate on the location and to teach the role of urban design from urban planners' perspective.
Within the framework of the planning, discussing the reorganisation and design relations, definition of urban design. Presenting students principles of organising physical environment that is necessary for creating design guides and urban design used as a tool in different dimensions.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam (%60) + Final exam (%40)
Recommended Readings:
Konuk G. "Planlama Süreci İçinde Kentsel Tasarım" Ders Notu
BARNETT, J. (1974) "Urban Design as Public Policy" Architectural Record Books, New York.
ROGERS R., (1999) "Urban Renaissance"
KATZ, P. (1994) "New Urbanism" McGraw-Hill, New York.
KONUK, G., (1999)"Kentsel Tasarımda Yeni bir Söylem Kentsel Tasarım Süreci" Makale Msü Yay.
KONUK, G., (2001) "Kentsel Tasarım ve Kente Yeniden Bakmak" Makale Msü
Prof. Dr. Güzin Konuk
PLN 505 LANDSCAPE PLANNING I
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The development of landscape planning through the history and emphasizing the importance of the subject today. Design criteria of landscape planning.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: The class is based on lectures. The professor invites students to open up a discussion on the topic. There is a mid-term and final exam.
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. İsmet Vildan Alptekin
PLN 507 PLAN APPLICATIONS AND REGULATION OF LAND AND PARCELS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam + Final exam
Lecturer: Dr. Seher SEZER
PLN 521 URBAN STRUCTURE AND TRANSPORTATION
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Exploring, studying the urban transportation system from the urbanism point of view and within the framework of its interaction with the urban structure; illustrating to enhance the theoretical framework.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final Exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Bilge Ulusay Alpay
PLN 522 PHYSICAL COMPONENTS OF THE URBAN TEXTURE
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The course aims to instruct the students on how to approach sensitively to the decision making process for the physical build-up of cities.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final Exam
Recommended Readings:
HARVEY, D. (1997) "Postmodernliğin Durumu" Metis Yay., İst.
PANERAI P. (1997) ve diğerleri, « Formes Urbaines de l'îlot à la Barre », Editions Parenthèses
LANG, J. (1994) "Urban Design: The American Experiance" Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gülşen ÖZAYDIN
PLN 523 ARCHITECTURAL COGNITION
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
This lecture teaches architectural effects on urbanism. Function scheme of different buildings and buildings bears on density.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam (%40), Final Exam (%60)
Lecturer: Assist. Prof. Dr. Dilek Aktürk
PLN 525 URBAN ARCHEOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The students will be informed on protection of world heritage and its methods, laws and applications (The law and applications in Turkey and in the World)
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Classes will be held with slide and data projection support. Examinations will be held with the same method. The questions will be written in the papers, and the visual material will be given either slide or data projection. The examinations will be taken in three steps, first one is midterm, second is final exam and make-up examination. The marking system is as follows, 30%of midterm exam and 70% of final exam.
Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Neşe ATİK
PLN 526 RISK ASSESSMENT
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Aim of the lecture is to provide an essential geological knowledge about natural risks – hazards and man-made terrestrial risks for planners be required reliable and objective data concerning the surface and subsurface in the planning studies. In the frame of this aim, planners recognize the vital importance and orientative role of geological information in the selection of human settlements. They know the basic features of the natural risks and thus they start to think how they would plan or design the human settlements under the concept of risk management changing due to types of actual risks. In the result of these realities they will be able to create safe, sustainable and well-prepared human settlements.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final Exam
Prof. Dr. Turgut ÖZTAŞ
PLN 527 OPERATION RESEARCH AND DECISION MAKING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The course aims to provide an introduction to the decision making in planning and operation research. The courseworks are planned to explore a number of critical decision areas of empirical analysis in planning
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: The course helps students to discuss and solve problems in the quantitative methods of planning. They undertake simple data analysis and applications and computations for modelling decisions, and should be able to present solving problems. Students will be asked to organize decision problems.
Recommended Readings:
TAHA, H. A. (2000) " Yöneylem Araştırması" Çev: A. Baray, Literatür Yay., İst.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Güzin Kaya
PLN 528 VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The course aims to provide an introduction to decision making in planning and operation research. The coursework is planned to explore a number of critical decision areas of empirical analysis in planning.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research paper (%50), Final exam (%50)
Recommended Readings:
TAHA, H. A. (2000) " Yöneylem Araştırması" Çev: A. Baray, Literatür Yay., İst.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Kevser ÜSTÜNDAĞ
PLN 627 URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Anthropology as a social science discipline aims to make the urban planning student be aware of the socio-cultural environment he/she lives in and to question the formation of this setup. The main approaches in social sciences are briefly introduced. Science vs. knowledge is brought to discussion. Social anthropology is reviewed in terms of its scientific history. The main issues of social anthropology, language; belief, culture, debt, exchange, power, marriage and family are discussed in relation to facts and examples of everyday living. Finally anthropological research methods are introduced.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Required readings will be discussed in class at the second half of each session. Students are expected to turn in a term paper discussing the book they choose from the elective reading list at the end of the semester.
The written mid term and final exam questions cover the lecture notes, ten required readings and class discussions.
Recommended Readings:
ARON, Raymond, (1994) Sosyolojik Düşüncenin Evreleri, Bilgi, İst.
BAUMAN, Zygmunt, (1998) Sosyolojik Düşünmek, Ayrıntı, İst.
Gulbenkian Komisyonu (1996) Sosyal Bilimleri Açın, Metis, İst.
LEACH, Edmund (1982) Social Anthropology , Fontana.
LEVI-STRAUSS, Claude (1990) Irk, Tarih ve Kültür, Metis, İst.
Dr. Nuran Yavuz
PLN 601 PLANNING STUDIO 5
8 Hrs/Week, Studio+Theory, 5 Credits, 10 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to teach students the legislative process of current planning practice in Turkey at the scales of 1/5000 and 1/000 within the frame work of theoretical lectures that they attend before and during the studio.
Prerequisite: PLN 501
Assessment methods: Planning Studio is supported with theoretical explanation on planning theory and processes and students will be free to use their imagination during the studio. Projects will be developed through sketch examinations and evaluations of sketches and projects.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman TEKKÖKOĞLU
PLN 603 URBAN DESIGN I
2 Hrs/Week, Studio, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to define design problems, to analyze the site, to make a program of urban design project, to define urban design scenarios and to complete an urban design project with its overall scheme and details in the context of the city, which students are already working on in the planning studio during both two terms of the year.
Prerequisite: PLN 504
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Design Project.
Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gülşen ÖZAYDIN
PLN 604 METROPOLITAN PLANNING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to examine the new regional policy and the changed meaning of the region in the new economic system and in this context, to take the development of metropolis and metropolitan planning
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Güzin Kaya
PLN 605 URBAN CONSERVATION AND RENEWAL II
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
The aim of this unit is to enable students to understand that societies have responsibility over protecting their cultural assets, preparing participatory strategic action plans, accepting that cultural assets which are considered to be our shared legacy, actually belong to the future generations and sustainability in conservation and renewal can be achieved only when public, private and NGO sectors work in partnership
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Arzu KOCABAŞ
PLN 606 LANDSCAPE PLANNING II
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Implementation of planning principals at the place, which was given in the first semester-Landscape Planning I.
Prerequisite: PLN 505
Assessment methods: Each week there is a checking and discussion on students' work, and their work is graded.
Prof. Dr. İsmet Vildan ALPTEKIN
PLN 608 REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
This course aims to introduce the latest discussions on the economic development issues with regional planning focus. A detailed assessment of regional development and planning theories in historical background will be made with the support of actual planning cases from Turkey and from other countries.
Prerequisite: PLN 303
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final Paper
Instructor Dr. Tansel ERBİL
PLN 621 RURAL PLANNING AND RURAL SETTLEMENT REHABILITATION
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to handle the problems of rural areas within the national economical, social and political framework and urbanization process; to investigate current rural policies on EU and the global levels and to study on rural settlements and the rehabilitation projects
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam (%50), Final exam (%50)
Assist. Prof. Dr. Hürriyet Öğdül
PLN 622 CITY, SOCIAL COHESION AND CONFLICT
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The phenomenon of change, as a result of rapid urbanization process which has been experienced in developing countries, brings together a huge number of people having different cultural backgrounds, especially in the metropolitan cities. This urban population pattern fuels dynamism and encourages creativity depending on diversity. But, it also has a potential of social tension between different groups of society, having different visions of life. The tension between these groups which have economic, social and political dependence on each other can be prevented by the establishment of pluralist democratic systems which integrate these groups in an environment of negotiation. These democratic tools are recognized as the vital components in the establishment of social harmony and peace and the political stability standing on social stability is accepted as the guarantee of democratic pluralist systems. The examination of this two sided phenomenon will contribute to the establishment of democratic urban management systems which help to make organizations in order to set up social cohesion in the society.
In this context, the main goal of this course is to explore the current multi-cultural structure in the metropolitan cities in a theoretical perspective and to find out the clues to lighten the way through the restructuring process of urban management systems.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatma Ünsal
PLN 623 DYNAMICS OF URBAN POPULATION
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The capacities of cities as social, economic and cultural centers have been formed by the dynamics of their population. The aim of the lecture is to understand the demographic forms in the world and Turkey through urban population growth, regional differentiations, Rural-Urban linkages, processes of urban growth.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm + Final exam, Research Paper
Assist. Prof. Dr. Turgay Gökçen
PLN 628 URBAN & ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMIES
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm, Final exam
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Türkay
PLN 630 THE TRADITIONAL TURKISH URBAN FABRIC
2 Hrs/Week, Theory+Studio, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to analyze the traditional urban texture in a given city in the context of the theoretical & conceptual framework set up in Course PLN 505 – The Traditional Turkish Urban Fabric I. Such studies are carried out in different cities since 1993 in cooperation with the "Villes D'Orient, Atelier de Turquie" of Belleville Ecole d'Architecture, Paris, in accordance with the protocol signed by MSU and Belleville.
The course further aims to contribute to the academic program of MSU since it is also open to the students of the Department of Architecture and Department of Restoration of the Faculty of Architecture, MSU as a multi-disciplinary implementary elective course.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Güzin KAYA
PLN 821 IMPLEMENTATION PROBLEMS AND LAND PROPERTY IN PLANNING PROCESS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
To scrutinize the relation of property and planning processes. In order to do this property concept and its development; property recording; cadastral and title deed concepts will be examined. As a result, planning processes and the relation of land value will be investigated.
The aim is to raise consciousness about the property; to relate the process of property value constitution, and to obtain the ability of inspect cross relations.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman TEKKÖKOĞLU
PLN 831 URBAN HISTORY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Prof. Dr. Güzin Konuk
PLN 529 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: PLN 303
Assessment methods: Research paper (%50), Final exam (%50)
Assist. Prof. Dr. Kevser ÜSTÜNDAĞ
ENF 601 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research paper, Midterm exam, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Turgay GÖKÇEN
PLN 701 PLANNING STUDIO 6
8 Hrs/Week, Studio+Theory, 5 Credits, 11 ECTS Credits
This planning studio aims to evaluate the basic concepts of new planning approaches by using İstanbul Metropolitan Area as a case study. Surfacing of competitive advantage(s) of İstanbul is the main goal the studio.
Prerequisite: PLN 601
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Prof. Dr. Aykut KARAMAN
PLN 703 URBAN POLITICS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The main goals of this course are; to guide the exploration of new thoughts in order to empower urban planning that is losing its influence in the guidance and control of urban development in the new World order, to introduce basic concepts taking place in the formation of the reformist tools which are expected to strengthen urban planning, to discuss the paradox between the liberal economic structure which has been expanded globally and the democratization process, to emphasize the political identity of urban planners, to dig the conceptual base for the integration of urban planning system and the political procedures.
In the context of this course; the current planning system is examined in a critical approach and reformist tools with their conceptual backgrounds are discussed with references to developed countries.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatma Ünsal
PLN 704 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The concept, methodology and instruments of sustainable development are investigated in the context of urban planning procedure. The process of action planning is exemplified in this conceptual framework and models.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Erdem ERBAŞ
PLN 706 SUMMER PRACTICE
0 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assist. Prof. Dr. Dilek AKTÜRK
PLN 707 SUMMER PRATICE
0 Credits, 2 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: PLN 706
Assist. Prof. Dr. Dilek AKTÜRK
PLN 721 RELATIONS BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND CITY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Tugay GÖKÇEN
PLN 722 PLANNING IN HOUSING AREAS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Policies for provision of adequate housing stock, the roles of consumers and producers, investors and finance agencies in housing market, approaches of the state, local authorities and private sectors to housing problems.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam (%50), Final exam (%50)
Assist. Prof. Hürriyet Öğdül
PLN 723 URBAN DYNAMICS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
A comprehensive evaluation of strategic planning process is carried out thorough the year. Development of strategic planning tools, strategic planning in public and private spheres and some existing examples of strategic planning process in EU are assessed.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam (%25), Research paper (%25), Final exam (%50)
Assist. Prof. Dr. Murat Cemal YALÇINTAN
PLN 724 URBAN REGENERATION AND URBAN TRANSFORMATION
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the unit is to enable students to understand the changing meaning and role of urban conservation through urban regeneration within the context of globalization.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Arzu KOCABAŞ
PLN 725 RESEARCH METHODS AND EVALUATION TECHNIQUES
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The module covers the following subjects; Research methods, definition of research problem and hypothesis, selection of dependent and independent variables, literature review, conducting research and giving reports.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research paper (%50), Final exam (%50)
Prof. Dr. Akın Eryoldaş
PLN 728 URBANISATION IN TURKEY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research paper, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Erbatur ÇAVUŞOĞLU
PLN 824 URBAN DESIGN II
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of the course is to explain to the urban planning students the relation between planning and its major implementation instrument: urban design. The student is instructed about the role of urban design in the action plans for enabling the urban planner to actualize his/her vision about the city. Besides, the concept of special project, research techniques and methods are explained. A case from Istanbul is chosen to examine and practice the current theories and methods of urban design.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Prof. Dr. Aykut KARAMAN
PLN 801 PLANNING STUDIO 7
8 Hrs/Week, Studio+Theory, 5 Credits, 10 ECTS Credits
This planning studio aims to evaluate the basic concepts of new planning approaches by using Istanbul Metropolitan Area as a case study. Surfacing of competitive advantage(s) of Istanbul is the main goal the studio.
Prerequisite: PLN 701
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Prof.Dr.Aykut KARAMAN
PLN 802 GRADUATION THESIS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 10 Credits, 11 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: 6. Yarıyıl ve Öncesindeki Derslerin Başarılması
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Prof. Dr. Turgut ÖZTAŞ
PLN 727 PLANNING SYSTEMS AND EU
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of this course is to examine the planning systems within the European Union and to discuss new inclinations in this context
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research paper, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. A. Erdem ERBAŞ
PLN 726 CITY and ENERGY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The main goal of this course is to provide the energy use methods for Decision making process in urban planning. In this course student learns; to manage the know-how in decision making, to make energy policies and to describe land use principles from this point of view.
Land use principles explain on transportation-energy, housing-energy, trade-energy, industry-energy and agriculture-energy.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research paper, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. A. Erdem ERBAŞ
PLN 825 ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION AND MANAGEMENT
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Teoman Tekkökoğlu
PLN 826 COMPERATIVE STUDIES ON ISTANBUL
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The aim of this course is to make a comparative study on Istanbul in the framework of themes around which current planning agenda is focusing on. The comparative study comprises of fieldwork and case studies.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Prof. Dr. Aykut Karaman
PLN 827 URBAN REGENERATION IN TURKEY
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
-To understand the concepts and practice in the context of national and international experience and learn new planning and land use approaches.
-To help to the participations to form the theory and practice for the models.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Research Paper
Assist. Prof. Dr. Dilek Erden Erbey
PLN 829 GLOBAL RESTRUCTURING AND SPATIAL TRANSFORMATİONS
2 Hrs/Week, Theory, 2 Credits, 3 ECTS Credits
The course aims to develop analytical and theoretical skills of students. The theories that explain the development and transformations of cities will be explained in a historical context. The course will focus on the recent theoretical debates on this realm.
Prerequisite: -
Assessment methods: Midterm exam, Final exam
Assist. Prof. Dr. Binnur ÖKTEM ÜNSAL
