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PDSN
0210 PATTERN DESIGN
LABORATORY
This no-credit period is open to all students who need additional help in
draping, pattern, drafting, tailoring, or sewing.
GNST
4101 STUDY TOUR IN
EUROPE
An optional course. The President of ACA will invite students to see the
world of fashion through a visit to important industry and cultural events
in Europe. The ability to judge significant factors of fashion and to
analyze potential trends is developed. Students take field trips to major
fashion houses, trade shows, and similar function. Special invitations to
opera performances, art galleries, and museum exhibitions broaden
creativity. The preparation of reports develops critical judgment. Prominent
member of the fashion world lecture and give presentations as part of the
course. Students will also turn in a research paper on a selected topic.
3 UNITS
GNST
4102 STUDY TOUR IN
ASIA
An optional course. The CAO of ACA will invite students to see the world of
fashion through a visit to important industry and cultural events in Asia.
The ability to judge significant factors of fashion and to analyze potential
trends is developed. Students take field trips to major fashion houses,
trade shows, and similar function. Special invitations to opera
performances, art galleries, and museum exhibitions broaden creativity. The
preparation of reports develops critical judgment. Prominent member of the
fashion world lecture and give presentations as part of the course. Students
will also turn in a research paper on a selected topic.
3 UNITS
QUARTER 1
PDSN
1211 PATTERN DESIGN I
Basic understanding of fundamental flat pattern making, detailed body
measurements adapted to building bodice blocks on dotted paper. Each human
body is unique. Thus, students will learn the theory of body form and the
mastery of fitting different human bodies through the scientific application
of measuring techniques. Class includes structures for sleeve and body
styling. Course recommended for fashion design students.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
1221 PATTERN STUDIO I
This course introduces
students to basic sewing techniques with the ultimate goal of producing a
sample sewing book. Importance of development of skills with industrial
power sewing machine is emphasized. Also students complete sewing of basic
bodice.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
1201 MOULAGE I
Basic understanding of
fundamental Three Dimensional draping procedures to create complicated
silhouettes. Students develop original designs incorporating muslin,
draping, transformed into flat pattern and finishing.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/ LAB PER WEEK
MKTG
4100 CLOTHING AND
SOCIETY
Prerequisite:
FDSN 3112
An advanced social science course that examines the development of dress,
adornment, and appearance as a nonverbal mode of communication and explores
the meaning of clothing in our global fashion market place.
3 UNITS:
3 HOURS LECTURE PER WEEK
QUARTER 2
PDSN
2211 ADVANCED PATTERN
DESIGN I
This course provides a foundation in flat pattern making; separates and
casual apparel for the sports wear market. Students work through carefully
selected projects from the fashion design department students. Emphasis on
interpretation of fashion sketches and their transformation from design to
pattern making. Fundamentals of grading are introduced.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
2221 ADVANCED PATTERN
STUDIO I
This course teaches the technique of sewing to put together casual apparel
for the sports wear market using current garment industry techniques.
Emphasis is on identifying different fashion fabric for developing sewing
techniques.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
CDSN
1041 COSTUME HISTORY
I
A general survey course
tracing the change of western clothing tradition as a source of fashion and
design, set against the development of culture from antiquity to the 19TH
century. Students begin with an exploration of the Western ideals of beauty
and continue with a specific study of the major areas of fashion revivals:
classic, exotic, country and romantic.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS PER WEEK INCLUDES SLIDE LECTURES, FIELD TRIPS, AND
PROJECTS
TDSN
3201 TEXTILE
ENGINEERING I
Students will further their understanding of fabric and printing techniques
in order to produce fabric from their original artwork. Students will also
be taught various advanced surface treatments on cloth, including burn-out
and dying.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
QUARTER 3
PDSN
2212 ADVANCED PATTERN
DESIGN II
Pattern making of stretch, knit, and woven fabric and its application to
creative body contouring design for sports wear and evening wear. Working
from the sketches of fashion design students, pattern maker students will
apply denim techniques to functional active sports wear, and swim wear, in
particular. Students gain confidence in their work through peer critique.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
2222 ADVANCED PATTERN
STUDIO II
In this course, students will learn the different uses of the industrial
sewing machine and their application to stretch, knit, and woven fabric to
create body contouring design for sports wear, denim, and evening wear.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
3120 INDUSTRIAL
DIGITAL PATTERN STUDIO
This course will teach students how to utilize techniques for future
industry solutions by seizing the immediate opportunity to implement
technology on their premises, with the advantage of expanding. Course
includes unlimited number of styles, fabrics, layers and size per file and
more.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/ALB PER WEEK
MNGT
4300 SMALL BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
Prerequisite:
GNST 2510
This course is designed for students who ultimately are going to open and
run their own businesses, with an emphasis on the fashion industry. The
course will take the student from the basics of choosing a legal business
form, through accounting for Management, Financial Planning, Basics of
Income Tax, Investment Management and Wealth Building, Branding and
Trademarks, Marketing and Sales, and a wealth of information on the process
of developing effective business habits that lead to success. We will
examine the entire process of Motivation, Discipline, Time Management, Goal
Setting, Proven Success Strategies, and other like subjects.
3 UNITS:
3 HOURS LECTURE PER WEEK
QUARTER 4
PDSN
2213 ADVANCED PATTERN
DESIGN III
Students are encouraged to analyze work of fashion designer's collection of
active wear. Students will gain technical skills in different fabrics and
their qualities related to active while putting together pattern.
Introduction to ski wear, tennis, jogging, riding, sailing, golf and other
sports wear. Students will make patterns based on fashion design students?
work.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
2223 ADVANCED PATTERN
STUDIO III
Students will gain sewing techniques, familiarity with their qualities
related to active wear with putting together garments, including ski wear,
tennis, jogging, riding, sailing, golf and other sports.
3 UNITS: 3 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
3140 GALLERY FASHION
SHOW PORTFOLIO
Each student develops a collection in an individualized area of apparel
specialization. A representative group of samples from the collection is
completed through individual study under the guidance of an experienced
design instructor. Students will also learn the digital skills applicable to
their final portfolio. A four-week internship in the industry accompanies
this course.
1 UNITS: 1 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
PDSN
3230 GALLERY FASHION
SHOW PREPARATION
Students learn the importance of how a balanced collection is developed
through meetings, discussions, and modification with pattern designer and
professional model.
5 UNITS: 5 HOURS LECTURE/LAB PER WEEK
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