Computer aided design pattern of garment industry system and fashion design orientation processes in Turkey

The textile, garment production and the rise of the fashion export curve of Turkey, can come to the place it deserves in the global world is possible by tracking the evolving technology in this field. The first production-oriented of computerized systems came to Turkey by acquaintance of garment sector with computerized technologies; scanning of sectoral and university adaptation processes of computerized systems with fieldwork is important in terms of renewing memory both in the sector and in the academic field. The purpose of this study, fashion design and garment sector universities of Turkey offering education in the transition to computer-aided pattern making systems and to examine the rewiring process. For this purpose, the service providers of mold design system offices in Turkey, was discussed with fashion design and garment sector universities offering education; The current situation of the interviewed places were examined, problems related to the harmonization processes were identified and solutions were proposed for these problems. The datas obtained in this research were obtained through e-mail and one-to-one interviews on the attached interview forms. With the information provided by the participants, it was concluded that the adaptation of the garment industry to computer aided pattern design systems was realized to a great extent, the foundation universities providing fashion design education showed great adaptation to the pattern design systems, and the harmonization processes continued in a significant part of state universities. In this study, the fashion design departments of the universities affiliated to the Higher Education Council given in Chart 6.15; however, the fact that the need for intermediate staff is directed to vocational schools, the reasons for meeting the demand from this field and the proposal of the thesis jury and the data of the fashion design departments of the faculties were excluded. During the interviews with service providers, positive discrimination was made in the way that educational institutions could incorporate computer aided formwork systems; it has been determined that there are service providers that prepare the necessary infrastructure especially through public grants. The adaptation process of the state universities providing fashion design education in a short time necessitates a dynamic structure in which the sector and the university cooperate, and the state support for the sector with scientific education and local production. Keywords: Computer, Pattern, Garment Industry, Fashion