Computer-Aided Design and Animation
Program Capacity: 40 students
Language of Instruction: Turkish
Duration of Instruction: 4 Semesters (2 years)
Program Description
The Computer-Aided Design and Animation Program at Ankara Science University's Vocational School is a two-year associate's degree program that aims to develop creative and technically equipped individuals suited to the needs of the digital age. The program is structured to enable students to acquire fundamental knowledge and skills in visual communication, digital design, and animation.
During the program, students learn two- and three-dimensional design, character modeling, motion graphics, and basic animation techniques using industry-leading software such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Animate, and Autodesk 3Dsmax. Additionally, project-based courses develop creative thinking, problem-solving, and visual storytelling skills. The curriculum focuses on both artistic aesthetics and technical proficiency and is updated to reflect contemporary design trends and industry needs. Through hands-on courses taught by expert academics and industry professionals, students have the opportunity to put their theoretical knowledge into practice.
The program's internship opportunities, workshops, and industry collaborations allow students to experience real-world production processes and build portfolios before graduation. Graduates: They can be employed in positions such as designers, animators, and content developers in a variety of fields, including advertising agencies, digital media companies, animation and production studios, and game development companies.
The Computer-Aided Design and Animation Program offers students an innovative and dynamic learning environment that opens the doors to creative careers at the intersection of art and technology.