DSNF 343
SEWN PRODUCT ANALYSIS
- Catalog entry
DSNF 343. Sewn Product Analysis
Two hours lecture, two hours laboratory (3).
Prerequisites: DSNF 223 (Grade of “C” or better). Credit Hours:
Investigation of apparel quality through identification of product standards and specifications, performance, sizing, appearance, design, and production.
- Detailed Description of Content of Course
The student will be exposed to the principles, methods and techniques of quality control and quality assessment. Topics include: apparel design (function and potential production problems); fabric selection and sourcing; fabric and trim specifications; garment care; construction and production (production schedules and garment assembly techniques); quality control and analysis; data analysis and application to predict outcomes.
- Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
Lecture will cover the basic concepts of apparel quality. In the laboratory students will perform experiments, collect data, discuss results, and analyze product quality.
- Goals and Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will demonstrate:
- Knowledge of the impact of the fabrics on apparel design and quality.
- Knowledge of product production.
- Knowledge of regulations, standards and specifications related to textile and apparel products.
- Understanding of apparel quality and value assessment.
- Ability to communicate (oral/written) apparel quality analysis.
- Analytical skills and decision making regarding apparel quality.
- Assessment Measures
Student assessment in lecture is based on tests and presentations. Assessment in laboratory is based on experiments, projects, reports and presentations.
- Other Course Information
- Approval and Subsequent Reviews
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