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Week - 1
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Glass design and PowerPoint presentations on new designs, including discussions on ideas, innovations, and techniques from the past to the present, specifically within the field of glass and other art disciplines. |
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Week - 2
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Identification of a company for sectoral collaboration and the announcement of this company to the students. Students shall begin conducting research regarding the company. |
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Week - 3
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Bringing together students and the company to be collaborated with on a sectoral basis; conducting an information meeting to establish expectations, requests, and planning regarding process management, and determining the workflow schedule. |
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Week - 4
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Evaluation of students' design approaches by the course instructor through sketches and research. |
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Week - 5
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Evaluation of students' design approaches by the course instructor through sketches and research. |
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Week - 6
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Evaluation of sketches about design, forming visual illustrations, solving problems and getting ready for technical drawing. |
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Week - 7
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Evaluation of students' design approaches by the course instructor through sketches and research. Development and detailing. |
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Week - 8
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Evaluation of students' design approaches by the course instructor through sketches and research. Development and detailing. |
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Week - 9
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Evaluation of students' design approaches and sketches through a joint meeting attended by the collaborating company manager and the course instructor. Development and detailing. |
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Week - 10
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Making of prototype models and starting molding works. |
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Week - 11
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Application and production processes |
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Week - 12
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Application and production processes |
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Week - 13
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Application and production processes |
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Week - 14
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Preparation of the product for presentation. The final exam will be conducted before a jury consisting of company manager(s) and the instructor in charge of the course. The final exam will involve an evaluation of the presentation boards, the oral presentation, and the product itself. |
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