(Below, Programme Learning Outcomes are shown as classified according to the same classification used for the Turkish Qualifications Framework (TQF-HE); that is knowledge, skills and competencies.)
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| Knowledge (Described as Theoritical and/or Factual Knowledge.) |
P1) Adequate knowledge in mathematics, science and related engineering discipline accumulation; theoretical and practical knowledge in these areas, complex engineering the ability to use in problems.
| P.1.1) Basic physics knowledge and theorems are known. |
| P.1.2) Physics applications in engineering are known. |
| P.1.3) Knows basic mathematics knowledge and theorems |
| P.1.4) Knows the applications of mathematics in engineering |
| P.1.5) Knows numerical calculations and analysis |
| P.1.6) Mathematical models of engineering problems are created and simulated |
| P.1.7) Knows solution methods and applications and differential equations in engineering. |
| P.1.8) Must be able to perform Fourier transform |
| P.1.9) Must gain mathematical background related to signal processing |
| P.1.10) Must learn to Z-transform |
| P.1.11) Knowledge and use of software development platforms. |
| P.1.12) Knowledge and use of software testing platforms. |
| P.1.13) Must know the characteristics of signals in electronic systems |
| P.1.14) Must know the basic principles of Biomedical Devices |
| P.1.15) Must know the characteristics of electronic circuit elements |
| P.1.16) Neural networks, genetic learning, regression |
| P.1.17) Basic concepts of Machine Learning and deep learning |
| P.1.18) Having information about libraries where Deep Learning methods can be used |
| P.1.19) Understanding the principles of Artificial Neural Networks and learning their differences from traditional programs; |
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P2) Ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems; ability to select and apply appropriate analysis and modeling methods for this purpose
| P.2.1) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.2.2) Must know power calculations |
| P.2.3) Must learn basic electrical information |
| P.2.4) Determining the skill required for problem solving and developing the necessary method. |
| P.2.5) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.2.6) Must always know the basics of electronics and be able to analyze electronic circuits. |
| P.2.7) Must know the basics of digital electronics and be able to analyze logic and digital electronic circuits. |
| P.2.8) Must know the characteristics of electronic circuit elements |
| P.2.9) Kirchoff must understand ohm's law |
| P.2.10) Must learn Norton-Thevenin circuit analysis |
| P.2.11) To analyze digital and analog signal analysis. |
| P.2.12) Examining and working with electrical sensors. |
| P.2.13) Knowledge of digital electronic components and analysis of digital electronic logic circuits |
| P.2.14) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.2.15) Algorithm development knowledge and creation of appropriate data structure for the algorithm. |
| P.2.16) Identifying learning needs and guiding the learning process. |
| P.2.17) Identifying learning resources and accessing them effectively and quickly. |
| P.2.18) Knows information communication protocols and standards, can choose protocols |
| P.2.19) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.2.20) Conducting software tests according to norms. |
| P.2.21) Predictive modeling |
| P.2.22) Data analysis |
| P.2.23) Algorithm |
| P.2.24) Statistical evaluation techniques |
| P.2.25) Understanding and learning the basic structure of ANNs and various network structures; |
| P.2.26) To analyze digital and analog signal analysis. |
| P.2.27) Students gain detailed knowledge of the concepts, costs and limitations of high-level programming languages |
| P.2.28) Students know high-level abstraction techniques of programming. |
| P.2.29) Students know programming languages classes. |
| P.2.30) Explaining what a distributed system is, why a computer system should be designed as a distributed system, and what features are sought in such systems (transparency, scalability, openness). |
| P.2.31) Examining the principles underlying the operation of distributed systems and identifying problems and challenges related to these principles |
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P3) Ability to design a complex system, process, device or product to meet specific requirements under realistic constraints and conditions; ability to apply modern design methods for this purpose
| P.3.1) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.3.2) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.3.3) Learning at least one object-oriented programming language. |
| P.3.4) Writing control algorithms on microprocessors. |
| P.3.5) Knowledge and use of software development platforms. |
| P.3.6) Must have technological knowledge of basic measurement theory, sensors, amplifiers, transducers and other measurement components. |
| P.3.7) Must know the characteristics and models of electronic relays |
| P.3.8) Must know the concepts of state variables and state model in electrical-electronic systems. |
| P.3.9) Must have knowledge and practical experience about basic electrical-electronic manufacturing methods (computer simulation, bread-board design, selecting circuit elements, soldering, etc.). |
| P.3.10) User interface programming for electronic systems. |
| P.3.11) Knowledge of at least one structured programming language. |
| P.3.12) Knowledge of functional and logical programming languages. |
| P.3.13) Ability to use information and communication technologies in the design process |
| P.3.14) Using and selecting the necessary tools for database system management and programming. |
| P.3.15) Can write user interface programs for electronic systems |
| P.3.16) Information on protocol layers and service models (OSI) |
| P.3.17) Knowledge of wired and wireless network protocols. |
| P.3.18) Knowledge of client-server architecture and application skills. |
| P.3.19) Embedded system programming knowledge |
| P.3.20) Knowledge of operating system types. |
| P.3.21) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.3.22) Writing control algorithms on microprocessors. |
| P.3.23) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.3.24) Implementing software platforms in various engineering fields. |
| P.3.25) To have knowledge about the use of Deep Learning methods in real application areas |
| P.3.26) Authentication Applications (Kerberos, X.509) |
| P.3.27) Learning the methods of training a simple ANN. |
| P.3.28) Students become familiar with advanced software development principles, techniques and best practices. |
| P.3.29) Students have knowledge about programming language fields and their purposes. |
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P4) Ability to develop, select and use modern techniques and tools for the analysis and solution of complex problems encountered in engineering applications; ability to use information technologies effectively
| P.4.1) Must have technological knowledge of basic measurement theory, sensors and other measurement components |
| P.4.2) Determining the talent required to solve problems and developing the necessary method. |
| P.4.3) Application of developed methods to solve problems effectively and efficiently. |
| P.4.4) Self-defining a new computer engineering problem. |
| P.4.5) Determining the talent required to solve problems and developing the necessary method. |
| P.4.6) Application of developed methods to solve problems effectively and efficiently. |
| P.4.7) Algorithm development knowledge and creation of appropriate data structure for the algorithm. |
| P.4.8) Knowledge of database management systems and relational database concepts. |
| P.4.9) Database design and drawing database diagrams. |
| P.4.10) Database programming language knowledge. (SQL) |
| P.4.11) Knowledge of database system control and management. |
| P.4.12) Database backup and restore information. |
| P.4.13) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.4.14) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.4.15) Introduction to Ubuntu Operator |
| P.4.16) Understanding embedded systems |
| P.4.17) Understand embedded software programming and real-time programming principles |
| P.4.18) Knowledge and use of embedded system software platforms. |
| P.4.19) Knowledge of operating system structures and their differences. Ability to choose the right operating system. |
| P.4.20) Ability to propose innovative solutions based on basic science and technological developments. |
| P.4.21) Learning how to prepare and run an ANN project |
| P.4.22) Knowledge and use of fourth generation software development platforms (Matlab, etc.) |
| P.4.23) Explain how consistency and replication affect distributed system design, identify potential problems that arise and corresponding solutions |
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P5) An ability to design, conduct experiments, collect data, analyze and interpret results for the study of complex engineering problems or disciplinary research topics
| P.5.1) Basic Web |
| P.5.2) Dynamic Website Programming |
| P.5.3) Client side programming |
| P.5.4) Enterprise deployment, testing |
| P.5.5) Designing computer engineering projects. |
| P.5.6) Embedded microcontroller programming with C programming language |
| P.5.7) Designing distributed system software using both underlying operating system mechanisms (e.g., foundations for communication, multi-threading, concurrency, etc.) and/or higher-level middleware services (e.g., RPC, RMI, message passing, queuing systems, etc.); and to create |
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P6) Ability to work effectively in disciplinary and multi-disciplinary teams; individual study skills
| P.6.1) Ability to work independently and take responsibility |
| P.6.2) Ability to work individually in multidisciplinary teams. |
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P7) Ability to communicate effectively in verbal and written Turkish; knowledge of at least one foreign language; writing active reports and writing reports, preparing design and production reports, making effective presentations, giving and receiving clear and understandable instructions
| P.7.1) Ability to use the language of the European Union to express verbally and non-verbally |
| P.7.2) Ability to use foreign languages to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues |
| P.7.3) It defines the word and separates the words into their suffixes and roots. |
| P.7.4) Distinguishes word types in terms of quality and function. |
| P.7.5) Breaks the sentence into its elements and knows the word groups used in the sentence. |
| P.7.6) Uses punctuation marks appropriately. |
| P.7.7) Writes by paying attention to spelling rules. |
| P.7.8) It detects sentences with errors in expression and corrects them. |
| P.7.9) Knows the phonetic events in Turkish and identifies them on examples. |
| P.7.10) Ability to prepare and present reports, articles and technical documents |
| P.7.11) Ability to convey field knowledge in written and oral form |
| P.7.12) Ability to use the language of the European Union to express verbally and non-verbally |
| P.7.13) Ability to use foreign languages to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues |
| P.7.14) Uses the Turkish language correctly and expresses oneself effectively verbally and non-verbally. |
| P.7.15) Improves written and oral expression skills. |
| P.7.16) Have knowledge about written and oral composition types. |
| P.7.17) Knows and applies scientific concepts and scientific writing techniques. Knows and defines the stages that should be included in scientific research. |
| P.7.18) Gain general knowledge about basic language skills. |
| P.7.19) Recognizes the concepts of civilization and culture. |
| P.7.20) Establishes a relationship between the concept of civilization and the Turkish-Islamic Civilization and can make comparisons. |
| P.7.21) He/She has information about Celalettin Karatay, the founder of Karatay Madrasa, and can pass this on to others. |
| P.7.22) Evaluations can be made by taking into account the role of Karatay Madrasa in the conditions of the period. |
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P8) Awareness of the necessity of lifelong learning; ability to access information, to follow developments in science and technology and to renew himself continuously
| P.8.1) The language is defined, the place and importance of the language in the life of the nation is known. |
| P.8.2) Comments are made on the classification of languages in the world in terms of origin and structure. |
| P.8.3) Knows which language family the Turkish language belongs to. Distinguishes the differences between spoken language and written language. |
| P.8.4) Interprets the periods of the Turkish language that can be followed with documents and the main developments during these periods. |
| P.8.5) Knows Turkey's late history, Ataturk's principles and his contributions to the development of the nation. |
| P.8.6) Interpreting Turkey's situation both politically and geographically |
| P.8.7) Being aware of national and international cultural richness. |
| P.8.8) Knows Turkey's technological development plans and goals |
| P.8.9) Ability to conduct patent research and literature research. |
| P.8.10) To gain lifelong learning knowledge. |
| P.8.11) Ability to criticize acquired knowledge and skills |
| P.8.12) Learning ability |
| P.8.13) Ability to learn and manage the learning process |
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P9) To act in accordance with ethical principles, professional and ethical responsibility; Information on the standards used in engineering applications
| P.9.1) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.9.2) Knowing ethics in the engineering profession |
| P.9.3) Working ability |
| P.9.4) Ability to work in a team |
| P.9.5) Ability to do patent research and literature research. |
| P.9.6) Students learn the management structure of the institution they work in and get to know the functioning of the unit in which they will work. |
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P10) Information on business practices such as project management, risk management and change management; awareness of entrepreneurship and innovation; information about sustainable development
| P.10.1) Ability to propose innovative solutions based on basic science and technological developments. |
| P.10.2) Must be able to do patent and literature research on the internet |
| P.10.3) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.10.4) Ability to prepare |
| P.10.5) Ability to make offers |
| P.10.6) Transfer ability |
| P.10.7) Ability to criticize acquired knowledge and skills |
| P.10.8) Knowledge and use of project management tools. |
| P.10.9) Having project management knowledge. |
| P.10.10) Providing solution suggestions for projects. |
| P.10.11) Having working skills for project development, testing and maintenance phases. |
| P.10.12) Ability to work in heterogeneous teams. |
| P.10.13) Ability to work individually in multidisciplinary teams. |
| P.10.14) Knowledge and use of project management tools. |
| P.10.15) Designing a computer engineering project. |
| P.10.16) Students learn about the production diversity and functioning of the sector in which they will work. |
| P.10.17) Students identify the problems of the sector and the institution or produce solutions by addressing the current problem. |
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P11) Knowledge of the effects of engineering practices on health, environment and safety in the universal and social dimensions and the problems of the era in engineering; awareness of the legal consequences of engineering solutions
| P.11.1) Must have knowledge about our country's future forecast, priority scientific and technological development areas and goals. |
| P.11.2) Knows the development plans and goals of Türkiye's plans |
| P.11.3) Knows the concept of international cooperation |
| P.11.4) Knows international cooperation, exchange and support mechanisms |
| P.11.5) Students gain industrial practice on the sectors in which they will work. |
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| Skills (Describe as Cognitive and/or Practical Skills.) |
P1) Adequate knowledge in mathematics, science and related engineering discipline accumulation; theoretical and practical knowledge in these areas, complex engineering the ability to use in problems.
| P.1.1) Basic physics knowledge and theorems are known. |
| P.1.2) Physics applications in engineering are known. |
| P.1.3) Knows basic mathematics knowledge and theorems |
| P.1.4) Knows the applications of mathematics in engineering |
| P.1.5) Knows numerical calculations and analysis |
| P.1.6) Mathematical models of engineering problems are created and simulated |
| P.1.7) Knows solution methods and applications and differential equations in engineering. |
| P.1.8) Must be able to perform Fourier transform |
| P.1.9) Must gain mathematical background related to signal processing |
| P.1.10) Must learn to Z-transform |
| P.1.11) Knowledge and use of software development platforms. |
| P.1.12) Knowledge and use of software testing platforms. |
| P.1.13) Must know the characteristics of signals in electronic systems |
| P.1.14) Must know the basic principles of Biomedical Devices |
| P.1.15) Must know the characteristics of electronic circuit elements |
| P.1.16) Neural networks, genetic learning, regression |
| P.1.17) Basic concepts of Machine Learning and deep learning |
| P.1.18) Having information about libraries where Deep Learning methods can be used |
| P.1.19) Understanding the principles of Artificial Neural Networks and learning their differences from traditional programs; |
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P2) Ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems; ability to select and apply appropriate analysis and modeling methods for this purpose
| P.2.1) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.2.2) Must know power calculations |
| P.2.3) Must learn basic electrical information |
| P.2.4) Determining the skill required for problem solving and developing the necessary method. |
| P.2.5) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.2.6) Must always know the basics of electronics and be able to analyze electronic circuits. |
| P.2.7) Must know the basics of digital electronics and be able to analyze logic and digital electronic circuits. |
| P.2.8) Must know the characteristics of electronic circuit elements |
| P.2.9) Kirchoff must understand ohm's law |
| P.2.10) Must learn Norton-Thevenin circuit analysis |
| P.2.11) To analyze digital and analog signal analysis. |
| P.2.12) Examining and working with electrical sensors. |
| P.2.13) Knowledge of digital electronic components and analysis of digital electronic logic circuits |
| P.2.14) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.2.15) Algorithm development knowledge and creation of appropriate data structure for the algorithm. |
| P.2.16) Identifying learning needs and guiding the learning process. |
| P.2.17) Identifying learning resources and accessing them effectively and quickly. |
| P.2.18) Knows information communication protocols and standards, can choose protocols |
| P.2.19) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.2.20) Conducting software tests according to norms. |
| P.2.21) Predictive modeling |
| P.2.22) Data analysis |
| P.2.23) Algorithm |
| P.2.24) Statistical evaluation techniques |
| P.2.25) Understanding and learning the basic structure of ANNs and various network structures; |
| P.2.26) To analyze digital and analog signal analysis. |
| P.2.27) Students gain detailed knowledge of the concepts, costs and limitations of high-level programming languages |
| P.2.28) Students know high-level abstraction techniques of programming. |
| P.2.29) Students know programming languages classes. |
| P.2.30) Explaining what a distributed system is, why a computer system should be designed as a distributed system, and what features are sought in such systems (transparency, scalability, openness). |
| P.2.31) Examining the principles underlying the operation of distributed systems and identifying problems and challenges related to these principles |
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P3) Ability to design a complex system, process, device or product to meet specific requirements under realistic constraints and conditions; ability to apply modern design methods for this purpose
| P.3.1) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.3.2) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.3.3) Learning at least one object-oriented programming language. |
| P.3.4) Writing control algorithms on microprocessors. |
| P.3.5) Knowledge and use of software development platforms. |
| P.3.6) Must have technological knowledge of basic measurement theory, sensors, amplifiers, transducers and other measurement components. |
| P.3.7) Must know the characteristics and models of electronic relays |
| P.3.8) Must know the concepts of state variables and state model in electrical-electronic systems. |
| P.3.9) Must have knowledge and practical experience about basic electrical-electronic manufacturing methods (computer simulation, bread-board design, selecting circuit elements, soldering, etc.). |
| P.3.10) User interface programming for electronic systems. |
| P.3.11) Knowledge of at least one structured programming language. |
| P.3.12) Knowledge of functional and logical programming languages. |
| P.3.13) Ability to use information and communication technologies in the design process |
| P.3.14) Using and selecting the necessary tools for database system management and programming. |
| P.3.15) Can write user interface programs for electronic systems |
| P.3.16) Information on protocol layers and service models (OSI) |
| P.3.17) Knowledge of wired and wireless network protocols. |
| P.3.18) Knowledge of client-server architecture and application skills. |
| P.3.19) Embedded system programming knowledge |
| P.3.20) Knowledge of operating system types. |
| P.3.21) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.3.22) Writing control algorithms on microprocessors. |
| P.3.23) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.3.24) Implementing software platforms in various engineering fields. |
| P.3.25) To have knowledge about the use of Deep Learning methods in real application areas |
| P.3.26) Authentication Applications (Kerberos, X.509) |
| P.3.27) Learning the methods of training a simple ANN. |
| P.3.28) Students become familiar with advanced software development principles, techniques and best practices. |
| P.3.29) Students have knowledge about programming language fields and their purposes. |
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P4) Ability to develop, select and use modern techniques and tools for the analysis and solution of complex problems encountered in engineering applications; ability to use information technologies effectively
| P.4.1) Must have technological knowledge of basic measurement theory, sensors and other measurement components |
| P.4.2) Determining the talent required to solve problems and developing the necessary method. |
| P.4.3) Application of developed methods to solve problems effectively and efficiently. |
| P.4.4) Self-defining a new computer engineering problem. |
| P.4.5) Determining the talent required to solve problems and developing the necessary method. |
| P.4.6) Application of developed methods to solve problems effectively and efficiently. |
| P.4.7) Algorithm development knowledge and creation of appropriate data structure for the algorithm. |
| P.4.8) Knowledge of database management systems and relational database concepts. |
| P.4.9) Database design and drawing database diagrams. |
| P.4.10) Database programming language knowledge. (SQL) |
| P.4.11) Knowledge of database system control and management. |
| P.4.12) Database backup and restore information. |
| P.4.13) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.4.14) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.4.15) Introduction to Ubuntu Operator |
| P.4.16) Understanding embedded systems |
| P.4.17) Understand embedded software programming and real-time programming principles |
| P.4.18) Knowledge and use of embedded system software platforms. |
| P.4.19) Knowledge of operating system structures and their differences. Ability to choose the right operating system. |
| P.4.20) Ability to propose innovative solutions based on basic science and technological developments. |
| P.4.21) Learning how to prepare and run an ANN project |
| P.4.22) Knowledge and use of fourth generation software development platforms (Matlab, etc.) |
| P.4.23) Explain how consistency and replication affect distributed system design, identify potential problems that arise and corresponding solutions |
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P5) An ability to design, conduct experiments, collect data, analyze and interpret results for the study of complex engineering problems or disciplinary research topics
| P.5.1) Basic Web |
| P.5.2) Dynamic Website Programming |
| P.5.3) Client side programming |
| P.5.4) Enterprise deployment, testing |
| P.5.5) Designing computer engineering projects. |
| P.5.6) Embedded microcontroller programming with C programming language |
| P.5.7) Designing distributed system software using both underlying operating system mechanisms (e.g., foundations for communication, multi-threading, concurrency, etc.) and/or higher-level middleware services (e.g., RPC, RMI, message passing, queuing systems, etc.); and to create |
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P6) Ability to work effectively in disciplinary and multi-disciplinary teams; individual study skills
| P.6.1) Ability to work independently and take responsibility |
| P.6.2) Ability to work individually in multidisciplinary teams. |
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P7) Ability to communicate effectively in verbal and written Turkish; knowledge of at least one foreign language; writing active reports and writing reports, preparing design and production reports, making effective presentations, giving and receiving clear and understandable instructions
| P.7.1) Ability to use the language of the European Union to express verbally and non-verbally |
| P.7.2) Ability to use foreign languages to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues |
| P.7.3) It defines the word and separates the words into their suffixes and roots. |
| P.7.4) Distinguishes word types in terms of quality and function. |
| P.7.5) Breaks the sentence into its elements and knows the word groups used in the sentence. |
| P.7.6) Uses punctuation marks appropriately. |
| P.7.7) Writes by paying attention to spelling rules. |
| P.7.8) It detects sentences with errors in expression and corrects them. |
| P.7.9) Knows the phonetic events in Turkish and identifies them on examples. |
| P.7.10) Ability to prepare and present reports, articles and technical documents |
| P.7.11) Ability to convey field knowledge in written and oral form |
| P.7.12) Ability to use the language of the European Union to express verbally and non-verbally |
| P.7.13) Ability to use foreign languages to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues |
| P.7.14) Uses the Turkish language correctly and expresses oneself effectively verbally and non-verbally. |
| P.7.15) Improves written and oral expression skills. |
| P.7.16) Have knowledge about written and oral composition types. |
| P.7.17) Knows and applies scientific concepts and scientific writing techniques. Knows and defines the stages that should be included in scientific research. |
| P.7.18) Gain general knowledge about basic language skills. |
| P.7.19) Recognizes the concepts of civilization and culture. |
| P.7.20) Establishes a relationship between the concept of civilization and the Turkish-Islamic Civilization and can make comparisons. |
| P.7.21) He/She has information about Celalettin Karatay, the founder of Karatay Madrasa, and can pass this on to others. |
| P.7.22) Evaluations can be made by taking into account the role of Karatay Madrasa in the conditions of the period. |
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P8) Awareness of the necessity of lifelong learning; ability to access information, to follow developments in science and technology and to renew himself continuously
| P.8.1) The language is defined, the place and importance of the language in the life of the nation is known. |
| P.8.2) Comments are made on the classification of languages in the world in terms of origin and structure. |
| P.8.3) Knows which language family the Turkish language belongs to. Distinguishes the differences between spoken language and written language. |
| P.8.4) Interprets the periods of the Turkish language that can be followed with documents and the main developments during these periods. |
| P.8.5) Knows Turkey's late history, Ataturk's principles and his contributions to the development of the nation. |
| P.8.6) Interpreting Turkey's situation both politically and geographically |
| P.8.7) Being aware of national and international cultural richness. |
| P.8.8) Knows Turkey's technological development plans and goals |
| P.8.9) Ability to conduct patent research and literature research. |
| P.8.10) To gain lifelong learning knowledge. |
| P.8.11) Ability to criticize acquired knowledge and skills |
| P.8.12) Learning ability |
| P.8.13) Ability to learn and manage the learning process |
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P9) To act in accordance with ethical principles, professional and ethical responsibility; Information on the standards used in engineering applications
| P.9.1) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.9.2) Knowing ethics in the engineering profession |
| P.9.3) Working ability |
| P.9.4) Ability to work in a team |
| P.9.5) Ability to do patent research and literature research. |
| P.9.6) Students learn the management structure of the institution they work in and get to know the functioning of the unit in which they will work. |
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P10) Information on business practices such as project management, risk management and change management; awareness of entrepreneurship and innovation; information about sustainable development
| P.10.1) Ability to propose innovative solutions based on basic science and technological developments. |
| P.10.2) Must be able to do patent and literature research on the internet |
| P.10.3) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.10.4) Ability to prepare |
| P.10.5) Ability to make offers |
| P.10.6) Transfer ability |
| P.10.7) Ability to criticize acquired knowledge and skills |
| P.10.8) Knowledge and use of project management tools. |
| P.10.9) Having project management knowledge. |
| P.10.10) Providing solution suggestions for projects. |
| P.10.11) Having working skills for project development, testing and maintenance phases. |
| P.10.12) Ability to work in heterogeneous teams. |
| P.10.13) Ability to work individually in multidisciplinary teams. |
| P.10.14) Knowledge and use of project management tools. |
| P.10.15) Designing a computer engineering project. |
| P.10.16) Students learn about the production diversity and functioning of the sector in which they will work. |
| P.10.17) Students identify the problems of the sector and the institution or produce solutions by addressing the current problem. |
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P11) Knowledge of the effects of engineering practices on health, environment and safety in the universal and social dimensions and the problems of the era in engineering; awareness of the legal consequences of engineering solutions
| P.11.1) Must have knowledge about our country's future forecast, priority scientific and technological development areas and goals. |
| P.11.2) Knows the development plans and goals of Türkiye's plans |
| P.11.3) Knows the concept of international cooperation |
| P.11.4) Knows international cooperation, exchange and support mechanisms |
| P.11.5) Students gain industrial practice on the sectors in which they will work. |
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| Competences (Described as "Ability of the learner to apply knowledge and skills autonomously with responsibility", "Learning to learn"," Communication and social" and "Field specific" competences.) |
P1) Adequate knowledge in mathematics, science and related engineering discipline accumulation; theoretical and practical knowledge in these areas, complex engineering the ability to use in problems.
| P.1.1) Basic physics knowledge and theorems are known. |
| P.1.2) Physics applications in engineering are known. |
| P.1.3) Knows basic mathematics knowledge and theorems |
| P.1.4) Knows the applications of mathematics in engineering |
| P.1.5) Knows numerical calculations and analysis |
| P.1.6) Mathematical models of engineering problems are created and simulated |
| P.1.7) Knows solution methods and applications and differential equations in engineering. |
| P.1.8) Must be able to perform Fourier transform |
| P.1.9) Must gain mathematical background related to signal processing |
| P.1.10) Must learn to Z-transform |
| P.1.11) Knowledge and use of software development platforms. |
| P.1.12) Knowledge and use of software testing platforms. |
| P.1.13) Must know the characteristics of signals in electronic systems |
| P.1.14) Must know the basic principles of Biomedical Devices |
| P.1.15) Must know the characteristics of electronic circuit elements |
| P.1.16) Neural networks, genetic learning, regression |
| P.1.17) Basic concepts of Machine Learning and deep learning |
| P.1.18) Having information about libraries where Deep Learning methods can be used |
| P.1.19) Understanding the principles of Artificial Neural Networks and learning their differences from traditional programs; |
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P2) Ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems; ability to select and apply appropriate analysis and modeling methods for this purpose
| P.2.1) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.2.2) Must know power calculations |
| P.2.3) Must learn basic electrical information |
| P.2.4) Determining the skill required for problem solving and developing the necessary method. |
| P.2.5) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.2.6) Must always know the basics of electronics and be able to analyze electronic circuits. |
| P.2.7) Must know the basics of digital electronics and be able to analyze logic and digital electronic circuits. |
| P.2.8) Must know the characteristics of electronic circuit elements |
| P.2.9) Kirchoff must understand ohm's law |
| P.2.10) Must learn Norton-Thevenin circuit analysis |
| P.2.11) To analyze digital and analog signal analysis. |
| P.2.12) Examining and working with electrical sensors. |
| P.2.13) Knowledge of digital electronic components and analysis of digital electronic logic circuits |
| P.2.14) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.2.15) Algorithm development knowledge and creation of appropriate data structure for the algorithm. |
| P.2.16) Identifying learning needs and guiding the learning process. |
| P.2.17) Identifying learning resources and accessing them effectively and quickly. |
| P.2.18) Knows information communication protocols and standards, can choose protocols |
| P.2.19) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.2.20) Conducting software tests according to norms. |
| P.2.21) Predictive modeling |
| P.2.22) Data analysis |
| P.2.23) Algorithm |
| P.2.24) Statistical evaluation techniques |
| P.2.25) Understanding and learning the basic structure of ANNs and various network structures; |
| P.2.26) To analyze digital and analog signal analysis. |
| P.2.27) Students gain detailed knowledge of the concepts, costs and limitations of high-level programming languages |
| P.2.28) Students know high-level abstraction techniques of programming. |
| P.2.29) Students know programming languages classes. |
| P.2.30) Explaining what a distributed system is, why a computer system should be designed as a distributed system, and what features are sought in such systems (transparency, scalability, openness). |
| P.2.31) Examining the principles underlying the operation of distributed systems and identifying problems and challenges related to these principles |
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P3) Ability to design a complex system, process, device or product to meet specific requirements under realistic constraints and conditions; ability to apply modern design methods for this purpose
| P.3.1) Knowledge of algorithm design and analysis techniques. |
| P.3.2) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.3.3) Learning at least one object-oriented programming language. |
| P.3.4) Writing control algorithms on microprocessors. |
| P.3.5) Knowledge and use of software development platforms. |
| P.3.6) Must have technological knowledge of basic measurement theory, sensors, amplifiers, transducers and other measurement components. |
| P.3.7) Must know the characteristics and models of electronic relays |
| P.3.8) Must know the concepts of state variables and state model in electrical-electronic systems. |
| P.3.9) Must have knowledge and practical experience about basic electrical-electronic manufacturing methods (computer simulation, bread-board design, selecting circuit elements, soldering, etc.). |
| P.3.10) User interface programming for electronic systems. |
| P.3.11) Knowledge of at least one structured programming language. |
| P.3.12) Knowledge of functional and logical programming languages. |
| P.3.13) Ability to use information and communication technologies in the design process |
| P.3.14) Using and selecting the necessary tools for database system management and programming. |
| P.3.15) Can write user interface programs for electronic systems |
| P.3.16) Information on protocol layers and service models (OSI) |
| P.3.17) Knowledge of wired and wireless network protocols. |
| P.3.18) Knowledge of client-server architecture and application skills. |
| P.3.19) Embedded system programming knowledge |
| P.3.20) Knowledge of operating system types. |
| P.3.21) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.3.22) Writing control algorithms on microprocessors. |
| P.3.23) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.3.24) Implementing software platforms in various engineering fields. |
| P.3.25) To have knowledge about the use of Deep Learning methods in real application areas |
| P.3.26) Authentication Applications (Kerberos, X.509) |
| P.3.27) Learning the methods of training a simple ANN. |
| P.3.28) Students become familiar with advanced software development principles, techniques and best practices. |
| P.3.29) Students have knowledge about programming language fields and their purposes. |
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P4) Ability to develop, select and use modern techniques and tools for the analysis and solution of complex problems encountered in engineering applications; ability to use information technologies effectively
| P.4.1) Must have technological knowledge of basic measurement theory, sensors and other measurement components |
| P.4.2) Determining the talent required to solve problems and developing the necessary method. |
| P.4.3) Application of developed methods to solve problems effectively and efficiently. |
| P.4.4) Self-defining a new computer engineering problem. |
| P.4.5) Determining the talent required to solve problems and developing the necessary method. |
| P.4.6) Application of developed methods to solve problems effectively and efficiently. |
| P.4.7) Algorithm development knowledge and creation of appropriate data structure for the algorithm. |
| P.4.8) Knowledge of database management systems and relational database concepts. |
| P.4.9) Database design and drawing database diagrams. |
| P.4.10) Database programming language knowledge. (SQL) |
| P.4.11) Knowledge of database system control and management. |
| P.4.12) Database backup and restore information. |
| P.4.13) Knowledge of the basic elements of the computer and microprocessor and how to choose the right component. |
| P.4.14) Knowledge of processor structure and operating logic. |
| P.4.15) Introduction to Ubuntu Operator |
| P.4.16) Understanding embedded systems |
| P.4.17) Understand embedded software programming and real-time programming principles |
| P.4.18) Knowledge and use of embedded system software platforms. |
| P.4.19) Knowledge of operating system structures and their differences. Ability to choose the right operating system. |
| P.4.20) Ability to propose innovative solutions based on basic science and technological developments. |
| P.4.21) Learning how to prepare and run an ANN project |
| P.4.22) Knowledge and use of fourth generation software development platforms (Matlab, etc.) |
| P.4.23) Explain how consistency and replication affect distributed system design, identify potential problems that arise and corresponding solutions |
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P5) An ability to design, conduct experiments, collect data, analyze and interpret results for the study of complex engineering problems or disciplinary research topics
| P.5.1) Basic Web |
| P.5.2) Dynamic Website Programming |
| P.5.3) Client side programming |
| P.5.4) Enterprise deployment, testing |
| P.5.5) Designing computer engineering projects. |
| P.5.6) Embedded microcontroller programming with C programming language |
| P.5.7) Designing distributed system software using both underlying operating system mechanisms (e.g., foundations for communication, multi-threading, concurrency, etc.) and/or higher-level middleware services (e.g., RPC, RMI, message passing, queuing systems, etc.); and to create |
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P6) Ability to work effectively in disciplinary and multi-disciplinary teams; individual study skills
| P.6.1) Ability to work independently and take responsibility |
| P.6.2) Ability to work individually in multidisciplinary teams. |
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P7) Ability to communicate effectively in verbal and written Turkish; knowledge of at least one foreign language; writing active reports and writing reports, preparing design and production reports, making effective presentations, giving and receiving clear and understandable instructions
| P.7.1) Ability to use the language of the European Union to express verbally and non-verbally |
| P.7.2) Ability to use foreign languages to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues |
| P.7.3) It defines the word and separates the words into their suffixes and roots. |
| P.7.4) Distinguishes word types in terms of quality and function. |
| P.7.5) Breaks the sentence into its elements and knows the word groups used in the sentence. |
| P.7.6) Uses punctuation marks appropriately. |
| P.7.7) Writes by paying attention to spelling rules. |
| P.7.8) It detects sentences with errors in expression and corrects them. |
| P.7.9) Knows the phonetic events in Turkish and identifies them on examples. |
| P.7.10) Ability to prepare and present reports, articles and technical documents |
| P.7.11) Ability to convey field knowledge in written and oral form |
| P.7.12) Ability to use the language of the European Union to express verbally and non-verbally |
| P.7.13) Ability to use foreign languages to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues |
| P.7.14) Uses the Turkish language correctly and expresses oneself effectively verbally and non-verbally. |
| P.7.15) Improves written and oral expression skills. |
| P.7.16) Have knowledge about written and oral composition types. |
| P.7.17) Knows and applies scientific concepts and scientific writing techniques. Knows and defines the stages that should be included in scientific research. |
| P.7.18) Gain general knowledge about basic language skills. |
| P.7.19) Recognizes the concepts of civilization and culture. |
| P.7.20) Establishes a relationship between the concept of civilization and the Turkish-Islamic Civilization and can make comparisons. |
| P.7.21) He/She has information about Celalettin Karatay, the founder of Karatay Madrasa, and can pass this on to others. |
| P.7.22) Evaluations can be made by taking into account the role of Karatay Madrasa in the conditions of the period. |
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P8) Awareness of the necessity of lifelong learning; ability to access information, to follow developments in science and technology and to renew himself continuously
| P.8.1) The language is defined, the place and importance of the language in the life of the nation is known. |
| P.8.2) Comments are made on the classification of languages in the world in terms of origin and structure. |
| P.8.3) Knows which language family the Turkish language belongs to. Distinguishes the differences between spoken language and written language. |
| P.8.4) Interprets the periods of the Turkish language that can be followed with documents and the main developments during these periods. |
| P.8.5) Knows Turkey's late history, Ataturk's principles and his contributions to the development of the nation. |
| P.8.6) Interpreting Turkey's situation both politically and geographically |
| P.8.7) Being aware of national and international cultural richness. |
| P.8.8) Knows Turkey's technological development plans and goals |
| P.8.9) Ability to conduct patent research and literature research. |
| P.8.10) To gain lifelong learning knowledge. |
| P.8.11) Ability to criticize acquired knowledge and skills |
| P.8.12) Learning ability |
| P.8.13) Ability to learn and manage the learning process |
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P9) To act in accordance with ethical principles, professional and ethical responsibility; Information on the standards used in engineering applications
| P.9.1) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.9.2) Knowing ethics in the engineering profession |
| P.9.3) Working ability |
| P.9.4) Ability to work in a team |
| P.9.5) Ability to do patent research and literature research. |
| P.9.6) Students learn the management structure of the institution they work in and get to know the functioning of the unit in which they will work. |
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P10) Information on business practices such as project management, risk management and change management; awareness of entrepreneurship and innovation; information about sustainable development
| P.10.1) Ability to propose innovative solutions based on basic science and technological developments. |
| P.10.2) Must be able to do patent and literature research on the internet |
| P.10.3) Must be able to propose innovative solutions according to the current state of basic sciences and technology. |
| P.10.4) Ability to prepare |
| P.10.5) Ability to make offers |
| P.10.6) Transfer ability |
| P.10.7) Ability to criticize acquired knowledge and skills |
| P.10.8) Knowledge and use of project management tools. |
| P.10.9) Having project management knowledge. |
| P.10.10) Providing solution suggestions for projects. |
| P.10.11) Having working skills for project development, testing and maintenance phases. |
| P.10.12) Ability to work in heterogeneous teams. |
| P.10.13) Ability to work individually in multidisciplinary teams. |
| P.10.14) Knowledge and use of project management tools. |
| P.10.15) Designing a computer engineering project. |
| P.10.16) Students learn about the production diversity and functioning of the sector in which they will work. |
| P.10.17) Students identify the problems of the sector and the institution or produce solutions by addressing the current problem. |
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P11) Knowledge of the effects of engineering practices on health, environment and safety in the universal and social dimensions and the problems of the era in engineering; awareness of the legal consequences of engineering solutions
| P.11.1) Must have knowledge about our country's future forecast, priority scientific and technological development areas and goals. |
| P.11.2) Knows the development plans and goals of Türkiye's plans |
| P.11.3) Knows the concept of international cooperation |
| P.11.4) Knows international cooperation, exchange and support mechanisms |
| P.11.5) Students gain industrial practice on the sectors in which they will work. |
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