
DSNF 491
APPAREL DESIGN PRODUCTION II
DSNF 491. Apparel Design Production II
One hour lecture, four hours laboratory (3).
Prerequisites: DSNF 481 (Grade of “C” or better).
A study of apparel production processes. Students use research methods and design processes to solve design problems and produce garments that meet industry specifications and quality evaluation. The capstone course for Fashion Design.
In this course, the student will implement design solutions for apparel production. Topics include: apparel line development based on specified needs of a target market; industry standards and specifications; quality evaluation; and proper fit of garments.
Lectures will be used to discuss design production. In studios, the student will complete original design research projects from inception to final product as an individual project and as a group/team. The student will need to apply previously learned skills in design theory and process, sketching, patternmaking, construction, board presentations and CAD to complete each project.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will demonstrate:
Student assessment will be based on projects, reports, presentations, final designs, critiques, and completion of portfolio.
The capstone course for Fashion Design.