Description
A computerized fashion design course syllabus typically includes foundational design principles, CAD software proficiency, and practical application of these skills in garment construction and textile design. Students will learn to use software like Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW, and specific CAD tools for pattern making, grading, and detailing. The syllabus also covers fashion illustration, draping, and aspects of fashion marketing and merchandising.
Syllabus Core Modules:
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Fundamentals of Fashion Design:This includes understanding design elements (line, form, texture, color), principles of design (balance, rhythm, proportion), and color theory.
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Fashion Illustration:Developing skills in figure drawing, garment sketching, and using various media to create visual representations of designs.
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CAD Software:Hands-on training in industry-standard software like Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, or specific CAD packages for fashion design.
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Pattern Making and Garment Construction:Learning the techniques of pattern drafting, grading, and garment construction, often with a focus on both manual and digital methods.
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Textile Science:Understanding different types of fabrics, their properties, and how they behave in garment construction.
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Fashion Marketing and Merchandising:Gaining insights into the business side of fashion, including marketing strategies, product development, and retail operations.
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Pattern Design Software:Learning to create, modify, and grade patterns using specialized CAD software.
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3D Modeling and Draping:Utilizing software to simulate fabric draping on 3D models, allowing for visualization and experimentation.
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Marker Making and Grading:Optimizing fabric usage and creating variations of a design using computer-aided tools.
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Technical Flats and Detailing:Creating detailed technical drawings with precise measurements and specifications for manufacturing.
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Portfolio Development:Creating a professional portfolio showcasing design work, including sketches, technical drawings, and CAD designs.
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Garment Construction Projects:Applying learned skills to create actual garments, from initial design to finished product.
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Industry Projects:Collaborating on projects that simulate real-world fashion design scenarios, often involving industry professionals.
- Fashion History: Understanding the evolution of fashion trends and styles.
- Textile Wet Processing: Learning about dyeing, printing, and finishing techniques.
- Fashion Styling and Journalism: Exploring the communication and presentation aspects of fashion.
- Fashion Psychology: Understanding consumer behavior and the psychology behind fashion choices.
- Sustainability in Fashion: Exploring eco-friendly and ethical practices in the fashion industry.
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