| FASH
120 Socio-Psychological Aspects of Dress (3 s.h.)
The study of clothing within the comprehensive context of
its cultural, social, psychological, physical, economic, and
aesthetic relationships. (LA, CPA, ICD)
FASH 121 Apparel Construction
(3 s.h.)
The course emphasizes design principles, fabric selection,
alterations and fit, and relationship to quality garment construction.
Management skills, selection, and operation of equipment,
various sewing techniques for individual fabrics and garments
are stressed. Additional student costs vary with project choice.
(CPA)
FASH 123 Quality Analysis of
Apparel Products (3 s.h.)
An in-depth study of apparel and related products. Production
of ready-to-wear goods will be examined in order to gain a
thorough knowledge of quality in fashion merchandise. Product
quality will be evaluated and analyzed in relation to production
process, product cost, and market segmentation. (CPA)
FASH 220 Textiles (3 s.h.)
A study of fibers, yarns, and the construction and finish
of fabrics as a basis for selection, care, and use. Laboratory
work consists of use of various methods and testing instruments
to evaluate physical and chemical properties. FASH 220 is
a writing intensive course focusing on technical writing.
Students submit 10 laboratory reports and an experimental
fabric report. (CPA, CW)
Prerequisite: CHEM 111 or PHYS 100.
FASH 221 Apparel in Today's
Economy (3 s.h.)
A study of external factors as they affect the apparel industry.
Economic, political, and social factors will be examined as
they impact apparel consumption and production. Students write
one international prospectus and a 20 page apparel industry
company report, and make one oral presentation. (CPA, CW,
WS2)
Prerequisites: FASH 120 and ECON 110.
FASH 222 Apparel Design--Flat
Pattern
Principles of flat pattern design with particular emphasis
given to development of individual design and creation of
a sloper. Construction stresses advanced techniques. Additional
student costs vary with project choice. (CPA)
Prerequisite: FASH 121.
FASH 223 Computer Applications:
Fashion (3 s.h.)
Introduction to computer applications in the fashion business
in the fields of design and merchandising. Both CAD and spreadsheet
software will be used.
Prerequisites: JrS, FASH 121 or FASH 123.
FASH 224 History of Costume
I (3 s.h.)
A survey of costume in Western Civilization from the days
of ancient Egypt to the 1970's. Each period is explored through
the historical, political, economic, and religious factors
which are mirrored in dress and other aesthetic activities
of a period. (LA, CPA, IH)
Prerequisite: FASH 120 or ART 109 or ART 110.
FASH 225 History of Costume
II (1 s.h.)
A survey of costume in the 19th and 20th centuries, pointing
out social, political, economic, and religious factors that
are mirrored in dress and other aesthetic activities of a
period. (CPA)
Prerequisite: FASH 120 or ART 109 or ART 110.
FASH 226 Apparel DesignDraping
(3 s.h.)
A study of the fundamental principles and techniques of draping
fabrics. The manipulation of fabric to obtain harmony between
desired design, the fabric, and figure of the wearer. Encourage
imagination in the original use of fabric and line in dress.
(CPA)
Prerequisite: FASH 121.
FASH 227 Personal Coloring
Systems and Analysis (1 s.h.)
An examination and comparison of the systems that identify
personal color palettes. The students will develop personal
color palettes, investigate the function and role of color
consultants in the fashion industry, and learn to manipulate
color to express a desired image. (CPA)
Prerequisite: FASH 120.
FASH 228 Fashion Illustration
and Design (3 s.h.)
Fashion design principles, illustration layout, use of media,
and the design process will be covered in this course. Students
will complete several projects for a portfolio. (CPA)
Prerequisites: Studio Art course or FASH 120.
FASH 229 Fashion Marketing
(3 s.h.)
A study of the internal operation of the apparel industry
with emphasis on the fashion marketing process. The study
of the development and operation of the apparel industry including
the creation, production, distribution, and merchandising
functions.
Prerequisites: FASH 120 and ECON 110. (CPA)
FASH 280 Interior Design (3
s.h.)
The theoretical and technical knowledge of basic principles
of pleasing interior design. Consideration of selection of
furnishings, analysis of floor plans, functional design, aesthetic
design, and allocation of interior space in relation to client
needs. Professional presentation and evaluation of floor plans,
furniture arrangements, wall elevations, color schemes, and
lighting plans. Additional costs vary with choice of project.
(CPA)
Prerequisite: 3 s.h. LA ART.
CONS/FASH 281 Housing (3 s.h.)
A survey of individual and public housing problems of urban,
suburban, and rural areas; the socio-economic aspects of adequate
housing; housing needs of various population sectors, including
young, aged, handicapped, and low income groups; evaluation
of homes as to basic needs of the population; house planning
and production; and legal and financial factors. (LA, CPA,
II)
Prerequisite: 6 s.h. FAMS, SOCL and/or ECON.
FASH 282 Professional Seminar:
Fashion (1 s.h.)
Explore potential internship or career opportunities available
in the fashion industry; fine tune the professional design
portfolio/zine; prepare a professional resume and cover letter;
develop effective job searching techniques; and examine various
interviewing techniques. Junior status, Human Ecology major.
FASH 323 Promotional Techniques
in the Apparel Industry (3 s.h.)
Study of promotional techniques used in the apparel field
with special emphasis on non-personal promotions, i.e., publicity,
advertising, displaying, and special events. Characteristics
of consumer behavior and the decision making process will
be related to promoting apparel. (CW)
Prerequisites: FASH 120 and CONS 150 or MGMT 261.
FASH 324 Fashion Merchandising
(3 s.h.)
In-depth examination of the retail fashion buying and merchandising
process. Study of the principles of merchandise evaluation,
assortment planning, and procuring. Investigation of budgetary
planning, control systems, and pricing strategies; application
of appropriate mathematical formulas.
Prerequisites: FASH 120 and ECON 110.
FASH 325 Case Studies in Apparel
Design (3 s.h.)
An advanced course applying flat pattern or draping principles
and techniques to creating designs for various segments in
the fashion industry. A study of historical influences, advanced
design and sketching techniques, industry methods, and inspiration
sources.
Prerequisites: FASH 121 and FASH 222 or 226.
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