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Emphasis is placed on producing a reference sample book by using various fashion materials. Prerequisite(s): FASH 100.


FASH 215 Apparel Development I This studio course explores the development of basic level apparel styles through the application of the draping principles on the three-dimensional dress form. Students study the process from initial design concept through first sample. Prerequisite(s): FASH 100, FASH 110.


FASH 219 Introduction to Fashion Sketching This course introduces fashion sketching techniques to communicate the ideas, concepts and details of garments by visually interpreting fashion apparel, including the body proportions and garment fit used in basic fashion sketching. Prerequisite(s): FASH 110.


FASH 220 Advanced Fashion Sketching This course introduces a fashion drawing technique to communicate the ideas, moods and details of garments by visually interpreting fashion apparel, including the body proportions used in basic fashion drawing. Drawing techniques integrate the use of cro- quis and the concept of flat specification. As students create various croquis bodies for individual portfolios, they are expected to develop their own personal style and flat pattern drawing skills. Prerequisite(s): FASH 110, FASH 219.


FASH 247 History of Fashion This course presents a visual history of fashion from ancient Egypt to the present, with particular emphasis on recent history from the mid-19th through the early 21st centuries. Students discuss and analyze historical periods and their influence on contemporary fashion. Prerequisite(s): ACCE 205 or FASH 110, ARTH 110.


FASH 300 Computer-aided Fashion Design This course provides the opportunity for students to integrate their fashion design development with computer-aided systems. The emphasis is on fashion innovation and concept design exploration enhanced by computer applications. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 100, FASH 220.


FASH 303 The Business of Fashion This course is directed toward the commercial and pro- fessional elements of fashion. Students are expected to analyze all aspects of merchandising and marketing within fashion and its related industries. Prerequisite(s): FASH 220, FASH 300.


FASH 315 Apparel Development II This studio course explores the development of inter- mediate level apparel styles through the application of pattern drafting principles. Students draft and execute professional standard patterns through flat pattern methods, measurements, and rub-off. Students study the process from initial design concept through first sample. Prerequisite(s): FASH 215.


FASH 317 CAD Patternmaking Performing a variety of functions in the organiza- tion, storage and retrieval of patterns within a CAD system, students in this course will be introduced to and develop skills for the application of current CAD/ CAM technologies for apparel production, including computer-aided design for apparel pattern making, pattern alterations, and made-to-measure patterns. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 100, FASH 315.


FASH 322 Fashion Illustration This course explores many aspects of fashion illustra- tion from drawing basic fashion figures to producing finished professional illustrations in color. The course addresses fashion illustration from the perspectives of both fashion designers and fashion illustrators and examines the role of fashion illustration in different areas of the fashion industry. Prerequisite(s): FASH 220.


FASH 333 Knitwear Design for Fashion Students are introduced to the processes of creating fully-fashioned knitwear. Assigned projects support the development of a knitwear sample book, and students explore various techniques and processes needed to create finished apparel. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 335 Decorative Surfaces In this study of fabrics, students manipulate fabrics and textures to produce special decorative effects for detailing fashion apparel at all levels of the market- place. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 336 Menswear Design I This studio course explores the fashion menswear market. Focus is on trend identification, silhouette and style, portfolio presentation of trend boards and design developments. Prerequisite(s): FASH 110.


FASH 337 Active Sportswear This studio course introduces students to working with stretch fabrics, particularly Lycra and Spandex, and developing lines, including flats, patterns and illustra- tions, for the activewear market. Emphasis is placed on developing the technical skills to successfully produce garments in Lycra fabric. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 341 Menswear Construction This course is for students who are interested in the concept of innovative design and who require a clear understanding of the components and techniques of production which inform design. Prerequisite(s): FASH 100.


FASH 345 Childrenswear Design This course addresses the unique considerations in designing and manufacturing childrenswear, including identification of childrenswear construction, pattern components and apparel sizing. Students develop pattern blocks from which advanced childrenswear designs will be executed. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 350 Special Topics in Fashion Design The topic of this course varies from quarter to quarter. Each seminar focuses on various issues in the field of fashion and offers students opportunities to pursue individual projects related to the subject of the course. Prerequisite(s): Vary according to topic.


FASH 360 Menswear Patternmaking I This course is for students who are interested in the concept of innovative menswear design. Students will gain a clear understanding of the construction and cutting skills that inform the designer while acquiring the skills necessary for the construction of menswear blocks and patterns. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 366 Menswear Design II This course is for students who are interested in the concept of innovative design. Students will acquire a clear understanding and the necessary experience of generating, developing and realizing a wide variety of creative menswear ideas. Prerequisite(s): FASH 336.


FASH 370 Menswear Patternmaking II This course is for students who are interested in the concept of innovative design, who require a clear understanding of the construction and cutting skills that inform the designer. Prerequisite(s): FASH 360.


FASH 380 New York City Fashion Seminar As one of the world’s fashion capitals, New York City provides a stimulating environment for studying international designers, stylists and buyers. From its Seventh Avenue hub, New York is where design, manu- facturing and fashion promotion combine to produce an exciting and diverse industry with world-famous department stores and boutiques. Students visit leading design studios, showrooms, trade shows and museums to encounter a variety of facets within the fashion industry, including design research and current trends. Prerequisite(s): Permission of department chair.


FASH 415 Apparel Development III This studio course explores the development of advanced apparel styles through the application of pattern drafting and draping principles. This course exposes the student to the design process from initial concept, muslin sample development and final execu- tion of finished garments. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 417 Advanced Draping This course presents the skills necessary to create advanced shapes and designs directly on the dress stand rather than by using basic blocks or slopers.


Students work with three different fabric types to learn the use and manipulation of fabric and three different models to learn the variations in fitting procedures. They then develop the pattern from which the final garments are made. This course is highly recom- mended for undergraduate students preparing for their senior projects and for graduate students who want to augment their pattern-making skills. Prerequisite(s): FASH 315.


FASH 418 Evening Wear This course introduces students to the skills and discipline of the specialized area of evening wear. Researching occasions for the different applications of formalwear, students develop a series of designs suitable to tailoring techniques and select fabrics that explore color, texture and pattern. In consultation with a visiting industry professional, students execute a col- lection of suitable evening garments for professional review. Results may range from the traditional to the avant-garde. Prerequisite(s): FASH 415.


FASH 419 Current Trends and Forecasting This course focuses on current fashion trends in the international market. Through group discussion and analysis of current videos and published fashion mate- rials, students produce reports on their own observa- tions of the trends and how these trends relate to personal design developments. Prerequisite(s): FASH 415 or FASM 245.


FASH 420 Senior Collection I This is the first in a three-quarter sequence of courses in which the student focuses on conceptualizing an original 2-D collection specializing in a major area of design. Students explore identifying customer profiles, researching major areas of specialization, sources of inspiration, and fabrication selection. The student will develop portfolio-ready technical sketches, illustra- tions, flats, storyboards, color storyboards and fabric swatches in preparation for the Senior Collection II course. Prerequisite(s): FASH 415, 3.0 major GPA.


FASH 421 Advanced Computer Applications for Fashion This studio provides students an opportunity to inte- grate the fashion industry’s computer-aided design tools and applications to develop fashion collections and visual presentations. Emphasis is placed on both technical and aesthetic mastery of computer applica- tions that are specific to the ever changing needs in the fashion industry. Prerequisite(s): CMPA 100, FASH 300.


FASH 422 Fashion Portfolio Presentation This course gives students the opportunity to develop a personal portfolio of creative work. Students identify their specified career goals and prepare their portfolios accordingly. Prerequisite(s): ACCE 415 or FASH 415 or FASM 420.


FASH 430 Senior Collection II Students in this course develop skills necessary to create advanced sample garments. The emphasis is on the production of the first sample muslin or pro- totype through the application of advanced draping and pattern drafting techniques. Students work with fit models to learn the various fitting procedures used in the industry. Pattern alterations and manipulations are demonstrated in class to show how alterations are processed and corrected on the paper pattern. Presen- tation of final muslins is critiqued prior to the develop- ment of final garments. Prerequisite(s): FASH 420.


FASH 440 Senior Collection III This course is the last in a sequence of three that offers advanced fashion students the opportunity to produce a senior collection of first sample garments in the selected fabrics. Industry standard construction techniques are applied in the execution of the student’s final collection. Portfolio quality presentation boards support the collection. Prerequisite(s): FASH 430.


Fashion (Graduate)


FASH 501 Fashion Design and Development This course introduces students to the working relation- ship between design, materials and three-dimensional


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