Fatma Baytar
Fatma Baytar
Assistant Professor
Human Centered Design
Office

133 Human Ecology Building (HEB)

Biography

Dr. Fatma Baytar is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Centered Design at Cornell University. Her research foci are two-fold. The first is on developing new computational tools and methods for achieving seamless digitalization of new product development in the apparel industry. The second is on educating current and future workforce on using 3D digital technologies. Dr. Baytar is cross-trained in textile engineering and apparel design, and has extensive research and teaching experiences in using 3D body scan data as well as 3D apparel simulations. She has conducted research in the areas pertaining to the use of 3D technologies in determining sizing and fit of protective apparel, virtual fit, virtual avatars and body image issues, AR applications for virtual dressing rooms, and effects of using 3D virtual prototyping and VR on design skills. Her research findings have been disseminated in major peer-reviewed journals, and presented at international conferences. Dr. Baytar is a recipient of a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award. 

FSAD 1450: Introduction to Fashion Design

FSAD 1140: Introduction to Computer-Aided Design

FSAD 2640: Fashion Draping

FSAD 6730: Research Seminar: Apparel Design

FSAD 2650: Creative Patternmaking

FSAD 3650: New Technologies in Fashion Design

FSAD 6640: Digital Products and Anthropometrics in Fashion

Ph.D., Apparel Design, Cornell University

M.Sc., Textile Engineering, Istanbul Technical University

B.Sc., Textile Engineering, Uludag University

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