ETHNS 499 - Experimental Offering in Ethnic Studies

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    Description
    This is the experimental courses description. Fashion The Applied Apparel Studies program is designed to provide a program of study for the student interested in pursuing a career in fashion as a cutter-draper, tailor, pattern drafter, alterationist, or fiber artist in fashion studios or costume work rooms. Selected courses provide students with lifelong learning knowledge and consumer skills. California's apparel industry is a major success story. It is an important, but often overlooked, contributor to the state's economy. San Francisco and Los Angeles are the largest centers for apparel manufacturing outside of New York City. One of the largest apparel wholesale markets in the world is the California Mart in Los Angeles. California apparel jobs have steadily grown with the success of the industry. Jobs increased in the 2010's, a time when the rest of the U.S. lost apparel jobs, and have steadily grown in numbers. This is because the high-end tasks, such as computer aided design and pattern making, size grading, and color setting, are performed in the U.S. as well as the planning and management of off-shore production. Emerging careers in this high growth industry will require state of the art high-tech training. Degrees and Certificates Offered A.A. in Applied Apparel Studies Applied Apparel Studies Construction Certificate Dean Paul Estabrook Department Chair Lynne Giovannetti Phone (916) 558-2292 Email GiovanL@scc.losrios.edu Associate Degree A.A. in Applied Apparel Studies The Applied Apparel Studies program is designed to provide a program of study for the student interested in pursuing a career in fashion as a cutter-draper, tailor, pattern drafter, alterationist, or fiber artist in fashion studios or costume work rooms. Selected courses provide students with lifelong learning knowledge and consumer skills. California's apparel industry is a major success story. It is an important, but often overlooked, contributor to the state's economy. San Francisco and Los Angeles are the largest centers for apparel manufacturing outside of New York City. One of the largest apparel wholesale markets in the world is the California Mart in Los Angeles. California apparel jobs have steadily grown with the success of the industry. Jobs increased in the 2010's, a time when the rest of the U.S. lost apparel jobs, and have steadily grown in numbers. This is because the high-end tasks, such as computer aided design and pattern making, size grading, and color setting, are performed in the U.S. as well as the planning and management of off-shore production. Emerging careers in this high growth industry will require state of the art high-tech training. Degree Requirements Course Code Course Title Units FASHN 301 Apparel Construction, Quilting and Fabric Manipulation 3 FASHN 310 Fashion Analysis/Clothing Selection 3 FASHN 312 Fashion for Film, Television, Stage and Illustration 3 FASHN 320 Textiles 3 FASHN 330 History of Western World Fashion 3 FASHN 335 Historic Costuming and Embellishments 3 FASHN 351 Applied Apparel Studies / Intermediate Principles of Construction 3 FASHN 352 Couture Construction, Draping and Corsets 3 FASHN 355 Applications in Tailoring and Pants 3 FASHN 364 Flat Pattern Drafting 3 FASHN 368 Stretch Wear 3 FASHN 390 Alteration Shop 3