Courses Primarily for Undergraduate Students T C 121. F.S. Principles of garment assembly. Use of mass production equipment and methods to develop and assemble garments. F.S. Concepts related to and issues in the development of apparel products for consumers. Basics of computer-aided design for product development.
Social science approaches to understanding clothing and appearance in contemporary U.S. society.
Examination of diversity among consumers and forecasting future trends in consumer behavior. Textile fibers, yarns, fabrication, coloration, and finishes. Quality and performance evaluation of apparel, furnishing, and industrial textiles. Credit for both 104 and 204 may not be applied toward graduation. Flat pattern methods for women s, men s and children s wear.