ETHNS 499 - Experimental Offering in Ethnic Studies

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    Credits
    0.5
    Prerequisite
    None.
    Transfers To
    Not transferable
    Description
    Student Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to: analyze and sketch style variations and interpret them in fabric. design and organize a fashion apparel line. recommend appropriate sewing equipment, supplies, and techniques for a given project. research entrepreneur opportunities and market segments in the fashion industry. create original patterns using flat pattern methods, draping techniques, or computer patternmaking software. construct a garment from an original pattern utilizing advanced sewing construction techniques. Career Information This certificate prepares students for entry level design-related jobs in apparel production companies, designer workrooms, and custom sewing workrooms. It also prepares students for self-employment or entrepreneurship. Examples of careers in Fashion Design include Assistant Designer, Designer, Design Room Assistant, Fashion Illustrator, Fashion Stylist, First Pattern Maker, Sample Maker, Sewing Room Supervisor, and Tailor. Fashion (FASHN) Courses