The aim of the PM209 Perspective Drawing Technique course is to enable students to advance their basic technical drawing knowledge and skills by learning perspective drawing methods and techniques. Within the scope of the course, students are expected to produce accurate, legible, and professionally presentable three-dimensional drawings of objects, object–space relationships, basic volumetric compositions, and visual representations that can be used in landscape architectural project presentations by using parallel and conical perspective methods.

Basic concepts of perspective drawing and its role in landscape architectural project representations; classification and general characteristics of perspective methods; parallel perspective methods, isometric and axonometric drawing techniques; conical perspective methods, horizon line, eye level, vanishing point, one-point and two-point perspective drawing techniques; representation of objects, object–space relationships, basic volumetric compositions, and drawing examples that can be used in landscape architectural works through perspective drawing methods. The in-term evaluation consists of class participation/performance, assignments, and the midterm exam, amounting to a total of 40%. The end-of-term evaluation is based on the final exam (60%). Students retaking the course are required to complete all assignments, participation/performance activities, and exams again, in accordance with the current assessment structure of the course.