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ALT112 Alterations
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Prerequisites: Basic sewing and garment construction skills, PD121, PD221
Learning to work with clients and alteration techniques for women's and men's clothing. |
| BSK110 Business Skills |
A look at the job market and starting your own business. Resources available and regulations which affect you. |
| BSK210 Business Skills |
Depending on their future goals, students will either prepare a resume and do a job search, and/or prepare a business plan. |
| COS116 Theatrical/ Athletic Costumes |
Learn to design and construct garments for the stage and for performing athletes |
| FCM123 Fashion Communication |
Sketching the fashion body and garments, as well as fashion terminology. |
| FCM223 Advanced Fashion Communication |
Prerequisite FCM123
Learn the techniques of rendering fabrics, textures, and particular fashion looks to portray your fashion designs. |
| FD122 Principles of Design |
The elements and composition of design as well as figure types, enhancing appearance, and wardrobe planning. |
| FH120 Fashion History / Designers |
The cultural, moral, technological, and political influences on fashion in history and how they affect today's fashions. A study of the best known fashion designers and how they influenced fashion. |
| GC111 Basic Sewing |
An introduction to basic sewing and construction techniques. |
| GC211 Garment Construction |
Prerequisite GC111
Additional techniques for garment construction and details for sewing tops, skirts, pants, and dresses. |
| GC311 Tailoring / Menswear |
Prerequisite GC211
Tailoring techniques, detailing, and insulation of casual outerwear and menswear. |
| GC411 Couture Sewing |
Prerequisite GC211
Techniques used to sew fine fabrics, wedding attire, accessories, formal wear, and lingerie. |
| INPR342 Industrial Production |
A general overview of how garments are mass produced. Timing, costing, sourcing, and contracting. |
| ND115 Introduction to Native Designs |
A study of the history of Native clothing, colors, designs. Student projects will be beading, moccasins, mitts, star blankets, pow-wow regalia, and other traditional items. |
| ND215 Designs of Indian Nations |
A study of tribal history and differences in their clothing and designs. Students will design ribbon shirts and jingle dresses. |
| ND315 Contemporary Native Designs |
A look at some Native Designers and their work as well as designing contemporary designs. Student projects will be vests, jackets, beaded gloves, etc. |
| PRO440 Client Project |
Working with instructors the student will design an outfit for a client (from sketching to finished garment) |
| PRO441 Personal Wardrobe |
Working with instructors the student analyzes his/her body type and coloring and designs, from sketch to finished garment, clothing for themselves. |
| PD120 Personal Fitting |
The personal measuring, drafting, and fitting of the basic 5 slopers, slacks, and jeans. |
| PD121 Patternmaking Basics |
Drafting the 5 basic slopers, dart manipulation, fullness and flare, contouring, necklines, collars, sleeves, and pattern completion. |
| PD221 Patternmaking Basic Garments |
Flat patternmaking techniques for shirts, pants, skirts, torsos, dresses and many details such as pockets. |
| PD321 Patternmaking Advanced |
Prerequisite PD221
Patternmaking techniques for jackets and coats, notched and shawl collars, kimono, and raglan sleeves. |
| PD421 Patternmaking Advanced |
Prerequisite PD221
Patternmaking techniques for children's wear, maternity wear, wedding and formal wear, knit foundations, swimwear, etc. |
| PD422 Advanced Draping |
Testing drafted patterns and draping sculptured and bias designs. |
| PD423 Computer Drafting |
A course designed to introduce students to CAD software for apparel pattern development. |
| PD431 Patterngrading |
Prerequisite PD221
Grading patterns from one size to another. |
| TX114 Textiles |
The study of fibers, yarns, construction of fabric and textile finishes. |
| TX322 Textile Surfacing |
Enhancing fabric surfaces through a variety of techniques. |
