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Course DescriptionsCredit Classes Non Credit Classes FASH 15A -- Apparel Construction I (3)A beginning course utilizing basic principles and concepts in the clothing field. Emphasis on skills and techniques, pattern analysis, selection, fitting and construction processes. Students will construct 2-3 garments. * Sewing and structure at Evans campus utilizing Juki industrial machines and Wolf dress forms. CSU FASH 15B -- Apparel Construction II (3)Prereq: FASH 15A Repeat: max. 6 units Elements of garment construction using advanced clothing construction methods and techniques; pattern alterations, couture patterns and custom finishes. Techniques for sewing hard-to-handle fabrics and stretch knits. Use of serger for construction of garments. Students will construct a garment utilizing techniques from class. * Sewing, structure and patternmaking at Evans campus utilizing Juki industrial machines and Wolf dress forms. CSU FASH 15C -- Apparel Construction III (3)Prereq: FASH 15B or demonstrated skills Repeat: max. 9 units Students will learn the specialized skills needed to design and create tailored and structured garments using traditional hand methods and industry shortcuts. Course will include elements and proper fit of a tailored garment, choosing appropriate materials, as well as creating shape with tailoring techniques. CSU FASH 21 -- Fashion Careers (1)An overview of career opportunities within the fashion industry, with specific guidelines to assist students who are looking for ways to direct their interests and talents. Field trips. CSU FASH 22 -- Textile Analysis (3)Analysis of natural and man-made fibers, fabric construction and special finishes; characteristics that determine use, performance and care; innovations in the textile field, dyes, printing processes and fabric tests. CSU/UC FASH 23 -- Fashion History (3)Chronological study of costumes in western civilization from antiquity to the present including social, economic and political influences on historic costume. Analysis contemporary fashion design as influenced by historic styles. CSU FASH 25A -- Weaving I (2)A beginning course in the fundamentals of loom controlled multi-harness weaves. Emphasis on the fundamentals of fiber classification, yarn calculation, comprehensive drafting, weave analysis and fabric finishing techniques. CSU FASH 25B -- Weaving II (2)Prereq: FASH 25A Repeat: max. 9 units Introduction to designing woven textiles using advanced weave structures. Students learn to select yarns, weaves, and equipment and design original textiles. CSU FASH 25C -- Weaving III (3)Prereq: FASH 25A or exit skills Repeat: max. 9 units In further developing the students' knowledge of weave structures, emphasis is placed on theory and design. A major focus will be integrated surface design techniques with woven cloth to create signature fabrics. CSU FASH 26 -- Flat Pattern Design I (3)Principles and techniques of designing a garment pattern using flat pattern methods. Students construct a basic fitting sloper, analyze advanced pattern design problems and create an original design finished garment. CSU FASH 27 -- Fashion Draping (3)Repeat: max. 6 units Draping for garment design and fit. Techniques and concepts of draping the human figure using cloth as the starting point. Draping a fitting shell, draping with special fabrics and draping for unusual design problems. CSU FASH 29 -- Pattern Grading and Marker Making (2)Techniques for grading patterns into multiple sizes and creating markers for pattern layouts utilizing both conventional and computerized methods. CSU FASH 33 -- Design Portfolio in Fashion (1)Instructs the student in the presentation of their work in a professional portfolio for the purpose of employment. Selection of illustration for style and medium, types of portfolios available, and overall professional presentation standards will be covered. CSU FASH 34 -- Apparel Manufacturing (3)All phases of the manufacture of wearing apparel. The student will learn design limitations determined by cost and production methods, technology used in production, manufacturing techniques and specifications and computer applications used in industry. Focus is upon small business. CSU FASH 35A -- Fashion Illustration I (3)Drawing of the fashion figure including working sketches. The clothed figure in motion with emphasis on textile characteristics, color mediums, and construction details. Development of a personal illustration style and a portfolio. CSU FASH 35B -- Fashion Illustration II (3)Prereq: FASH 35A Repeat: max. 6 units Students will learn to expand on their artistic renderings, flat sketches, coloration and textile interpretations by using computer programs. The human figure in fashion proportions will be drawn from every angle and will be clothed in a variety of garments. Designs for men, women, and children will be explored and created. CSU FASH 36 -- Principles of Fashion Design (3)Basic design principles examined as they apply to clothing for woman, men and children. Includes design modifications as required by fabric and figure characteristics. Relates design problems to current aesthetic trends and use of the garment. CSU FASH 37 -- Flat Pattern Design II (3)Prereq: FASH 26 Continuation of techniques for pattern development, with an emphasis on industry production skills. Techniques covered include the development of more complex designs, patterns for stretch fabric, and use of the computer to create original patterns. CSU FASH 42 -- Fashion Survey (3)Survey of current fashions in men's, women's, and children's apparel and accessories; emphasis on color and fabric trends; relationship of fashion to current life styles. CSU FASH 44 -- Merchandising -- Retail Buying (3)The merchandising functions of the modern retail store, with emphasis on planning and control, buying and pricing, and receiving and selling merchandise. CSU FASH 45A -- Image Consulting (3)This course prepares students to become image consultants, either working independently or for a retailer. It will incorporate the techniques of color and wardrobe selection, figure analysis, and setting up a business. CSU FASH 45B -- Advanced Image Consulting (3)Prereq.: FASH 45A Provides advanced knowledge and skills in the preparation of becoming an Image Consultant. Emphasis is placed on techniques of wardrobe planning and consultation, public relations, marketing and business operations for an image consulting business. CSU FASH 46 -- Fashion Merchandising (3)Basics of how fashion merchandising operates with the retail organization; principles of fashion merchandising are studied, along with career opportunities. CSU FASH 47 -- Fashion Coordination (3)Analysis of the structure of various fashion offices and the variety of fashion coordination jobs at different levels of the market. Examination of the duties and responsibilities of a coordinator with emphasis on trend research, the production of fashion shows, and projection of a firm's fashion image. CSU FASH 48 -- Fashion Show Production (3)Strongly recommended for all fashion merchandising majors. Preparation and execution of a complete fashion show, from concept to runway, for a specific firm and audience; on - and - off campus production. CSU FASH 49 -- Visual Merchandising (3)Visual approach to selling with emphasis on the basic principles of display. Elements of store window and interior display. Practice in working with mannequins and props to develop proper techniques. Field trips. CSU FASH 50 -- The Business of Modeling (3)Fundamentals of the business of modeling as it pertains to commercial applications in retailing, wholesaling, publishing, and advertising; emphasis is on developing the ability to identify specific skills requisite to the above industries. Field trips. CSU FASH 51 -- Creating a Garment Business (3)A study of the organization and creation of a garment business. Field trips. CSU FASH 53 -- Fashion Forecasting (3)The theories and frameworks underlying forecasting in the textile and apparel industry. The factors involved in planning and presenting the forecast. Emphasis on using print, Internet and broadcast information in competitive analysis. CSU FASH 54 -- Fashion Styling (3)Fashion styling is the ability to "style" an outfit according to the fashion image that is to be projected, including choosing the accessories that complement the look of the outfit. This introductory course explores the skills required for entering the field of styling, whether it is for photography, video, film and commercials, visual merchandising, or fashion shows. Emphasis on identifying the many styling images and methods used in promoting fashion. CSU FASH 56 -- Fashion Writing and Publicity (3)The field of fashion writing and publicity offers a great diversity of careers in fashion, textiles and home furnishings markets. Students will learn how to write fashion reports, press releases, photo captions, fashion show and web scripts, commercials for radio and television as well as create press kits. CSU FASH 60 -- Field Work in Fashion Merchandising (1)On-the-job laboratory training in fashion merchandising with retailers, wholesalers, image and fashion consultants. Placement of students will be determined according to the requirements of the cooperating firms. CSU FASH 61 -- Work Experience in the Fashion Industry (3)The content of this course involves student work experience in the industry. The course requirements include three coordinating conferences per semester and individual meetings by arrangement. CSU FASH 62 -- Work Experience in Image Consulting (3)Repeat: max. 6 units The content of this course involves student work experience in the image consulting industry. The course requirements include three coordinating conferences per semester and individual meetings by arrangement. CSU FASH 63 -- Fashion Design and Production Internship (2)The student, upon completion of the required course work in Fashion Design and Production, qualifies for placement as an intern with local manufacturer of designer. The student will experience actual working conditions and problems form design to finished product. CSU FASH 64 -- Fashion Surface Design I (3)Repeat: max. 6 units Printing design on fabric via painting, stamping, stenciling, air brushing, photo & silk-screening, transferring and marbleizing. Emphasis is on technique, color and design. CSU FASH 65 -- Fashion Surface Design II (3)Prereq: FASH 15A Two dimensional Surface Design created by the manipulation of fabrics and enhanced with sewn-on embellishments. Trapunto, layering/texturing, quilting, patchwork, pleating, appliqué, and beading. Fee may be charged. CSU FASH 66 -- Lingerie Design and Construction (3)Development of original designs and construction of all types of intimate apparel. Pattern-making and specialized sewing techniques emphasizing the calculations necessary for the successful production of finely calibrated garments. CSU FASH 67 -- Computer Assisted Fashion Design (3)Prereq: FASH 26 Repeat: max. 6 units An overview of the capabilities and functions of computer assisted fashion design software used to digitize existing and new grade sizes as well as mark fashion patterns for production cutting. Emphasis on the global usage and application of this software. Field trips. CSU FASH 69 -- Basic Pant Draft (1)Prereq.: FASH 15A or demonstration of FASH 15A exit skills Repeat: max. 2 units Students will learn the specialized skills needed to properly measure a figure and draft a well fitting pant pattern. CSU FASH 70 -- Copying Ready-to-Wear (1)Prereq.: FASH 15A or demonstration of FASH 15A skills Repeat: max. 2 units The student will learn how to duplicate an existing garment while the garment is still intact. Students will learn the specialized techniques and skills needed to generate a pattern from the garment. CSU FASH 71 -- Apparel Art (2)Repeat: max. 4 units Class will present garment design possibilities in techniques including: weaving, quilting, fabric painting, appliqué, beading, felting and reconstructed fabric making. Pattern designing is emphasized. CSU FASH 72 -- Drafting a Sloper (Moulage) (1)Students will learn the specialized skills needed to properly measure the figure and draft a personal sloper/moulage. CSU
FASH 6000 -- Pattern Design and Drafting (52 hrs)Development of skills in designing and drafting patterns. Design includes variations in basic patterns for blouses, skirts, collars, sleeves, dresses, pants, and suits.
FASH 6003 -- Upholstery (63 hrs)Introduction to upholstering furniture and to making furniture starting from the frame. Use of tools, cutting and fitting different fabrics, fillings and placement of fabrics.
FASH 6004 -- Weaving - Contemporary BasketryContemporary and traditional basketry. Coiling, twining, plaiting, and knotless netting using natural fibers and innovative modern materials.
FASH 6005 -- Weaving - Beginning (70 hrs) Advise: FASH 6008Design and weaving of textiles using 4 harness floor looms. Simple weave structures are taught, stressing craftsmanship, sensitivity to materials and an appreciation of the medium.
FASH 6006 -- Expanded Woven Design (72 hrs) Advise: FASH 6005The design and weaving of textiles using 4 and 8 shaft floor looms. Introduction to 16 shaft dobby loom design and technology. Projects expand basic weave structures with emphasis on best choice of materials, technique and appreciation of the medium. Emphasis on imaginative applications of basic technology to innovative resolutions.
FASH 6007 -- Art Weaving (70 hrs)Design and weave textiles using 4 and 8 harness treadle looms and 16 harness computer driven looms. Utilizing computer weaving programs, emphasis will be placed on weave structure theory to enable students to conceptualize and create signature fabrics. Integration of the woven structure with dyeing and surface design processes applied before, during and after weaving. Exercises to enhance confidence in color and design skills.
FASH 6008 -- Weaving Tapestry (73 hrs)Integrating traditional Aubusson tapestry techniques with contemporary techniques and materials. All levels: beginning - samplers; intermediate - cartoons; advanced - approved, pre-planned pieces.
FASH 6014 -- Fashion Sewing and Alteration (108 hrs)Development of skills in clothing construction. Areas include tailoring, dressmaking, fitting, alterations. Students provide materials and supplies.
FASH 6025 -- Quiltmaking (54 hrs)Develop/improve skills in sewing, design, pattern drafting, appliqué, patchwork and quilting. Beginning students construct a sampler quilt. Intermediate advanced students work on individually designed projects.
FASH 6027 -- Surface Design - 3-dimensional (54 hrs)Applications of design on fabric via painting silk screening, airbrushing, stenciling, blueprinting, marbleizing and sculpting. Pattern drafting for 3 dimensional objects: figures, animals, boxes, masks, headdresses and footwear. Emphasis on color and design.
FASH 6040 -- Interior Textiles (36 hrs) Lab-2Woven structures used in interior furnishings. Practice techniques of upholstery, drapery, rugs, bed coverings, wall weavings and table mattings. Relationship to commercial production of these products is emphasized. A notebook with sample woven presentations is recommended. Field trips.
FASH 6050 -- Lingerie (72 hrs)Basic underwear design principles will be examined as they apply to men, women and children. This will include design modifications based on individual creativeness, body shape, figure accents, and selection of fabrics and notions. Course will focus on both consumer and industrial production.
FASH 6051 -- Millinery (54 hrs)All aspects of basic hat making, including sewn hats, framed hats and felt hats. Application of trims and embellishments included.
FASH 6052 -- Apparel Art Lab (35 hrs)Design possibilities in techniques including: weaving, quilting, fabric painting, appliqué, beading, felting and reconstructed fabric making. Pattern designing is emphasized.
FASH 6055 -- Upholstery Trade (90 hrs)Upholstering as a trade. Focusing on the skills necessary for upholstering new and existing residential and commercial upholstered furniture. Upholstering as a professional business - wholesale or retail, including fabric and pattern layout, sewing
FASH 9612 -- Draping/Design/Pattern Drafting (54 hrs)Methods and techniques of clothing construction used to meet students' individual design needs. Covers basic sewing and pattern drafting through composing test draping designs on manikins. Demonstrations of draping techniques that summarize the basics of garment assembly and finishing. |
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