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    Fashion Design Course Outline

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    This one-semester fashion design course introduces students to the fashion industry. Students will explore the functions of clothing, the stages of the fashion cycle, fashion terminology, designers and styles. They will learn elements and principles of design, figure types, basic sewing techniques, textiles and construction. The course aims to help students understand clothing, fashion evolution, and wardrobe planning. It is graded based on projects, tests, homework, classwork and participation. Students must have a 3-ring binder and supplies for projects. Late or missing work loses points, and respectful behavior is expected.

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    This one-semester fashion design course introduces students to the fashion industry. Students will explore the functions of clothing, the stages of the fashion cycle, fashion terminology, designers and styles. They will learn elements and principles of design, figure types, basic sewing techniques, textiles and construction. The course aims to help students understand clothing, fashion evolution, and wardrobe planning. It is graded based on projects, tests, homework, classwork and participation. Students must have a 3-ring binder and supplies for projects. Late or missing work loses points, and respectful behavior is expected.

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    This one-semester fashion design course introduces students to the fashion industry. Students will explore the functions of clothing, the stages of the fashion cycle, fashion terminology, designers and styles. They will learn elements and principles of design, figure types, basic sewing techniques, textiles and construction. The course aims to help students understand clothing, fashion evolution, and wardrobe planning. It is graded based on projects, tests, homework, classwork and participation. Students must have a 3-ring binder and supplies for projects. Late or missing work loses points, and respectful behavior is expected.

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    Fashion Design Course Outline

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    This one-semester fashion design course introduces students to the fashion industry. Students will explore the functions of clothing, the stages of the fashion cycle, fashion terminology, designers and styles. They will learn elements and principles of design, figure types, basic sewing techniques, textiles and construction. The course aims to help students understand clothing, fashion evolution, and wardrobe planning. It is graded based on projects, tests, homework, classwork and participation. Students must have a 3-ring binder and supplies for projects. Late or missing work loses points, and respectful behavior is expected.

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    FASHION DESIGN COURSE OUTLINE

    Course Number: 846700


    Credit: ½
    Course Length: One Semester
    Karen C. Curtis, Ph.D., NBCT
    [email protected]
    Purpose and Description:

    This class is designed to introduce students to the world of fashion. In Introduction to


    Fashion Design students will explore the importance of clothing, all elements of the
    fashion industry, fashion evolution, elements and principles of design, figure analysis,
    wardrobe planning and principles of clothing construction.

    Course Objectives:

    Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

    1. Understand the many functions of clothing.


    2. Define and properly sequence the stages of the fashion cycle.
    3. Demonstrate knowledge of fashion terminology through assignments, projects
    and presentations.
    4. Describe various fashion designers and the style for which they are best known.
    5. Compare and contrast styles from previous centuries to today’s fashions.
    6. Understand the elements and principles of design and apply them to various
    assignments.
    7. Describe the different figure types and create basic wardrobes that are suitable to
    each type.
    8. Demonstrate basic hand and machine sewing techniques.
    9. Demonstrate knowledge of textiles, garment styles, technical writing and clothing
    construction through projects.
    Materials Needed:
    Agenda
    3-ring notebook (recommended) and paper
    Writing utensil (pen or pencil)
    A set of 12 colored pencils
    Glue sticks
    One Fashion Magazine of your choice
    Grading:
    Projects/Tests (Mastery)………..80%
    Classroom/Homework/Class Participation …..20%
    Notebook:
    Each student is asked to have a 3-ring binder for this course. There will be
    several handouts therefore spiral notebooks are discouraged. Bringing your notebook to
    class is a must!
    Makeup work:
    If you are absent from class, it is your responsibility to get your assignment (s)
    from me. Each day an assignment is not turned in will result in a 10-point deduction.

    Projects and Assignments:


    All projects and classroom/homework assignments are to be completed and turned
    in according to the directions given in class.
    Classroom Behavior:
    Every student is expected to come prepared and participate in class activities and
    discussions. Anything other than adult behavior will not be tolerated. Students are
    expected to respect their peers and give the instructor their undivided attention.

    Tardy Policy:
    Don’t be late.

    An artist cannot fail; it is a success to be one. 


    ~Charles Horton Cooley

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