These issues will be considered in terms of their effects on the quality of life for the individual and family as well as further implications from an international perspective. Individual's behavior as reflected in dress and adornment is studied from a sociological, psychological, physiological and economic basis. Environmental, technological and government factors that affect stability and change in clothing and behavior are emphasized. FCS 112 or permission Construction and fitting of garments for the individual working with more complicated patterns, wool, wool blends and other difficult fabrics Management of materials, tools and time are stressed in relation to clothing construction. History of how man throughout the ages has met his food needs and how he plans to do so in the future.
Emphasis is given to economic, nutritional, and management factors involved.
Microwave, regional, foreign, and special occasion meals are prepared for guests. One lecture and one laboratory session per week. A study of the significance of adequate environment to the individual, family, community and society with emphasis on variables affecting family housing decisions to build, buy, rent and roles of industry and government in housing. Trends and current concerns in areas of human growth and development are considered. The examination and evaluation of ready to wear apparel and its details for construction, style, quality and fit.