In this course, the aim is to impart an understanding of work and service definitions, principles of work programme preparation, and professional production processes in planning, design, and implementation processes within the scope of landscape architecture professional practice. Students are expected to become familiar with landscape architecture services, project and implementation processes, teamwork, and work organisation relationships carried out in public and private sector organisations. Furthermore, the aim is to develop students' basic knowledge and skills regarding professional responsibility, ethical behaviour, work discipline, inter-institutional communication, and application practice.

This course covers the concept of professional practice in landscape architecture, work and service definitions, division of tasks in planning-design-implementation processes, work programme preparation, professional production and service processes. Using examples from landscape architecture activities carried out in public and private sector organisations, topics such as project preparation, implementation process, job follow-up, teamwork, inter-institutional communication, and professional responsibility are evaluated. The course examines case studies on ethical behaviour, professional attitude, work discipline, and key problems encountered in the implementation process in landscape architecture professional practice. Assessment is based on weekly topic/application assignments and mid-term and final reports in the nature of a professional practice file. In-semester evaluation consists of the first 4 assignments (20%) and the interim report/professional practice interim file (20%), totalling 40%. End-of-semester evaluation consists of the last 4 assignments (20%) and the final report/professional practice file (40%), totalling 60%.