Instructor @ Industrial Design
Deputy Director @ Design Factory
B.ID – Pratt Industrial Design, 2001
M.ID – Pratt Industrial Design, 2004
Ph.D. – METU Industrial Design, 2012
Instructor @ Industrial Design
Deputy Director @ Design Factory
B.ID – Pratt Industrial Design, 2001
M.ID – Pratt Industrial Design, 2004
Ph.D. – METU Industrial Design, 2012
Professor @ Mechanical Engineering
B.Sc. – METU Mechanical Engineering, 1996
M.Sc. – METU Mechanical Engineering, 1998
PhD – Drexel University, 2005
METU DF brings together interdisciplinary student teams from design, engineering, and business disciplines to develop innovative product ideas and prototypes through extra-curricular program.
In Design Factory, universities, technopolises, industry and community organizations cooperate to redefine real problems and to produce solutions using design thinking methods.
METU DF develops and implements applied projects on design, technology, and innovation fields with the latest production methods.
METU DF provides rapid prototyping and product development infrastructure to relevant departments at the university.
With support from the METU Technopolis and sponsored by industry and NGOs, METU Design Factory provides training, equipment and infrastructure to interdisciplinary student teams for collaborative design projects.
IDS brings students from different disciplines together in interdisciplinary teams to develop innovative products.
IDS-Spring’18 will be conducted as an elective course offered to all departments in 2018 Spring semester.
Deputy Director @ Design Factory
B.Sc. – METU Psychology, 1994
M.Sc. – METU Computer Education and Instructional Technology, 2006
Ph.D. – METU Computer Education and Instructional Technology, 2013
Closing Ceremony for IDS-Fall’17 will be on January 19, 2018 at Design Factory.
Please register using the link: dtsfall17.eventbrite.com
Esra Özkan from ArtBizTech will inform about the 2018 applications of bang.Art Innovation Prix (http://www.bangprix.org/) at the Design Factory between 12: 30-13: 30 on Tuesday, December 26. Participation is free.