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COURSE NAME : DIPLOMA IN FASHION & CLOTHING.

COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : FASHION DESIGN FOR MEN & WOMEN

SUBJECT CODE : 10323

Teaching and Examination Scheme:

Teaching Scheme Examination Scheme

TH TU PR PAPERHRS. TH TEST PR OR TW TOTAL

03 -- 04 03 80 20 50# -- -- 150

Rational:-The menswear Industry importance as a segment of the U.S. fashion business is

demonstrated by huge figures. Consumer expenditures in 1999 for mens and boys clothing andaccessories were about $ 70 billon, exclusive of shoes.Mens and boys clothing has been thebrought spot in the clothing industry in recent years, our performing the apparel industry in general.

There are variety of garments being used by woman. This subject will give the knowledgeabout Ladies pants, Shirt, Skirts, Fancy salwar kam, Bridal dress. It will also include the design outfit covering variation in sleeves, collars, Neckline, silhouette.

Objectives :Students will learn design and production procedures for menswear, development of line

and mortaring of menswear. To impart knowledge of principles of body measurement & types of Garment of Womens wear.

DETAILED CONTENTS :

CHAPTER CONTENTS MARKS HOURS

1

Introduction to the menswear Industry

Economic importance of the Menswear industryBrief history & development of Menswear industryMajor International Menswear producers

04 03

2

Design and production proceduresTailored clothingSeasonal LinesDevelopment of a lineProduction of Tailored clothingComplex sizingSimplifying sizesCustom Tailors and Tailors to the trade

06 03

3

Casual Office wearSport wear design and productionSeasonal LinesDevelopment of a lineProductionSimplifying sizingImportance of the collection conceptIncrease of Classification Merchandising

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Marketing of MenswearManufactures `BrandsTargeted Customer ApproachDesigner Labels and Designer LicensingRetail Channels of DistributionManufacture-owned Retail stored : Dial DistributionFashion Explosion in Mens Accessories

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5

Study of step by step procedure for construction andminimizing fabric consumption for meris Boxer shorts,formal shirts with regular collar, button down color, -plackets back tucks, centre and side tucks , Balancing of designs Asymmetric and symmetric designs stripesand cheeks

04 03

6

Study of step by step procedure for construction andminimizing fabric consumption for Mens formal trouser Principles involved in fitting Step by step constructionprocedure for mens trousers. Formal trouser pleated andflat front Double welt and single welt back pockets 5pocket Casual trousers

08 05

7

Study of step by step procedure for construction and

minimizing fabric consumption for mens suits principlesof fit. Step by step construction of 2 pieces and 3 piece suitssingle and double breasted suits.

08 04

8

Importance of body measurements measurementsrequired for construction of garments preparing basicpattern for for bodice, sleeves, Bifurcated garments,necklines -hood

06 04

9 Pattern making & construction , nighties , blouses, midi,skirts & tops, dart manipulation, dart relocation by pivot 10 06

10Convectively of dart into seams , fitting problems ,procedure for preparing salwar kamiz, selection of thread,Colour material, embroidering using computer bead work.

06 04

11Pattern making of construction for trousers of peach bottompleated trousers skirts A Line, umbrella 6 gore skirt,circular skirt.

10 06

12Intimae apparels , different fittings for inner wear , brazierssize & fit Ladies panties use of Elastometric yarn inlingeries.

08 04

Total 80 48

Practical :-

Sr. No. Practical

1 Assignment on menswear Industry and their economic importance. 4 Hrs

2 Assignment on brief history and development of menswear Industry. 4 Hrs

3 Fashion design for casual office wear. 8 Hrs

4 Sportswear design and production 8 Hrs

5 Step by Step development of Mens formal trouser. 8 Hrs


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6 Methodology of body measurements required for Ladies Garments 8 Hrs

7 Preparing basic fashion design for Bodice, Sleeves for ladies 4 Hrs

8 Fashion design for skirts & tops. 8 Hrs

9 Salwar Kameez preparation 8 Hrs

10 Inimate appearals - Brassiers & Panties diffrents designs 4 Hrs

REFEREENCES :

Author Title Year of Publication

Place of Publication &

PublisherHarold carr &Barbara Lathan

The Technology of ClothingManufacture

1994 Blackwell Science,UK.

Singer Sening Lingerie 1991 Cy De Cosse ,UKGerry Cooklib Garment Technology for

Fashion Designer1997 Blackwell Science,

UK.Erain Mabel Clothing for moderns 1994 Macmillaan Publica-

-tions , New-Yark.Goldstein &Gddstein

Art in Every Day Life 1973 IBH Publishing , co.Calcutta.

Dr. V. Subaman--iam

Garment Technology 1996 Winter school Bocklets.

Virginia stoppesLeais

Compartive Clothing CustuctionTechniques

1989 BIS Publications


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : CLOTHIING PRODUCTION MACHINERY & EQUIPMENTS





04 -- 04 03 80 20 50# -- -- 150

Rational :-Many different garments require special machinery to manufacture it. At the same time

even to prepare one garment it requires different set-up of machines & requirement. This will givethe knowledge of machines. Their assemblies & parts in detail.

Objectives:Knowledge about garment production Machinery & its detail, including parts,

Accelopments will be know to the students.

DETAILED CONTENTS:


1Types of Fabric Packages Types of fabric Methods of fabric spreading equipments Marker making factorsaffect marker efficiency

08 06

2

Introduction to cutting machine Types of & functions of cutting machine straight knife, round knife , round knife,band knife cutting machine Notch , drills , die cuttingmachine Defects in cutting & their remedies.

16 10

3Types of needles parts functions Needle size sewingthread ticket number fabric quality selection of seam &stitches.

16 08

4

Basic parts of sewing machine Needle Bobbin book Loppers Loop spreader Threading finger- Throat plate Tongue chaining plate Takeoffs device Tensioners Feedsystems -presser foot, Reverse feed stitch length selection Feed timing SNLS machine-Study of work aids for sewing

08 12

5Over lock machines Types of machine Threading diagram Needle height Feed dog height angles different feedposition of upper & lower knife- Loppers 08 08

6Flat Lock Machine Types Threading diagram Stitchsequence Needle height feed dog height Differential feedratio Loopers

08 08

7

Work aid & attachments of sewing machine Rollers, guides,Folders, Compacting presser foot, hemmer Placket making,pocket making attachments, coller turning machine Garmentfolding machine, Fusing & pressing machines.

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Modern sewing machines computer aid Button hole,sewing, button sewing, Bar tack, blind sewing , Bar tack, blindstitch machine.Sewing problems e.g. Seem puckers

08 06

TOTAL 80 64

Practical:-

Sr. No. Practical

1 Step by step construction of ladies salwaar. 8 Hrs.

2 Step by step construction of Kameez 8 Hrs.

3 Step by step construction of Ladies top. 8 Hrs.

4 Step by step construction of Ladies Blouse. 8 Hrs.

5 Step by step construction of Baba Suit. 8 Hrs.

6 Step by step construction of Baby frock 8 Hrs.

7 Step by step construction of Mens shirt . 8 Hrs.

8 Step by step construction of Jeans. 8 Hrs.

REFERENCES:



PublisherHarold carr &Barbara lathan

The Technology of clothingmanufacture

1994 Om book Service.England

R.M. &Webster J.

Stitches & Seama 1998 Manchester,England

Shaeffer Claire Sewing for Apparel Industry2001

Prentice Hall,New JarseyAmerica

Singer cy Decross

Sewing Lingerie 1991 IncorporatedUSA

Lehnert Gertrud Apparel Manufacturing

Handbook

1998 Reinhold

Publication


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : FASHION ACCESSORIES





03 -- -- 03 80 20 -- -- -- 100

Rationale :-Design creates effective accessories for runway presentation Course provides

pumping new life into fashion business & design the accessories for a line.Student will be able to Design & create fashion & Design extras that can

make dressing truly individual creative & fun

Objectives :-To study value addition to costumes / cloths by innovative us of fashion accessories

V, Z. Embellishments , Sequins & other forms. Learning to incorporate the add-ons on tocostumers.

DETAILED CONTENTS:


1

Fashion accessoriesHistoryClassifictionPecent trends in fashion acesories

14 08

2

Hand bags & leather goodsHistory & industryDesign & construction of ring handled bag inCorduroy send and leatherStudy of different styles

14 08

3

Gloves & beltsHistory and industryConstructionMaterials

14 08

4

Hats & neck wearHistoryMaterialsParts & constructionCare

12 08

5Costume JewelleryHistory2) Material & construction

12 08

6. Scarves & scroles 14 08TOTAL 80 48


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REFERENCES :


Place of Publication & Publisher

Jeff sone &Johnson Gross

Simple accessories


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : FINISHING OF FABRIC & GARMENTS





03 -- 02 03 80 20 50# -- -- 150

Rationale :-To impart knowledge on different finishing methods and techniques used for finishing.

Objective :-To impart knowledge of theoretical aspects and industrial procedures of chemical

finishing process and aftercare.

DETAILED CONTENTS :


1

Study of Finishing agentsIntroduction , classification of finishing treatmentsStudy of stiffening agentsStudy of softening agentsStudy of stain removing agents

16 10

2

Chemical finishing methodsStudy of resin finishing , wash-n-wear, parable,

press finishing etc. post cure, pie pre careprocess

Study of water repellant finishing

16 10

3

Finishing Machineries for garmentStudy of of stenterStudy washing machines ( Household /

Industrial)Study of fusing machines for interliningStudy of Laundry equipmentsStudy of form finishing equipments

Study of tumble dryer

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4

Wash down effects on garmentsDenim WashStudy of Rinse wash denim finishingStudy of sand blasting effectStudy of peach wash effectStudy of distress washStudy of stone wash effectStudy of Acid wash effectStudy of chalk washStudy of feather washing effect

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Study of Ultra soft washing effectStudy of UV protective finish

TOTAL 80 48

Practical :-

Sr. No. Practical1 Wrnikle free finishing of garment

2 Permanent press finishing of garment3 Softening treatment on garments4 Stiffening treatment on garments5 Soil release finishing6 Water repellant finishing7 Antimicrobial finishing on garment8 Denim Wash -Bio polishing of garment9 Denim Wash -Stone washing of garments

10 Denim Wash -Acid washing of garments

REFERENCES :



J. T. Marsh Textile Finishing 1986 B.I. Publications,Delhi,

Nalankilli Textile Finishing 1998 Digital of Impressions,288-N, Salem, Main Road ,Kumarpalyam,638 183 (T.N.)


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : APPLICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ENGG. TO GARMENT INDUSTRY





03 -- -- 03 80 20 -- -- -- 100

Rational :-Tomorrows fashion Designers must know better & more about system approach in

solving the numerous problems of production, Planning & control. This computer based industrialengineering tool will be useful in decision making. It also improves accuracy & can bring theproduct of International standard.

Objectives :In this subject students should learn production, planning & control, maintenance &

costing of sheets using latest management technique like PERT , CPM computer softwares.

DETAILED CONTENTS:


1

Production Planning & ControlPlanning Routing scheduling Dispatching Follow up

InspectionProduction flow Girds Production control capacityCalculations Development of machines requirements for New factory with

examples.

12 08

2

Time & Motion StudyObject Procedures Therblings- Tools & techniques Motion economy Ergonomics flow charts analysis, Useof Time of motion study performance rating Methods allowance example

12 07

3Critical Path MethodActivity & Events AOA & AON system Network development Estimates Advantages examples

12 07

4Introduction to PERTThree time estimates of PERT examples of PERT.Difference between PERT & CPM

10 07

5

MaintenanceImportance Types Breakdown Preventive functions Advantages, Economics Requirements of good maintenance Developments

10 07

6Control Charts in SQCAdvantages Types X & R chart P chart , C charts examples

12 07


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Cost Accounting & Cost ControlDefinition Important Terms Book Keeping Branches of Accounting source of Documents Breakeven charts point application uses cost accounting - Advantages Methods cost control saving .

12 05

TOTAL 80 48

REFERENCES:



PublisherR.K.Garg &Sharma V.

Production , Planning & controlManagement

1992

Jaraob Solingger Apparel production Handbook 1994 Reinhold Publica-Tion, U.K.

Banga , Sharma Industrial Organization &Engg, Economics

1995

R.K.Garg &V.Sharma

Producation planning & control 1998 Dhanpat rai public--ation

Jaraob Solingger Apparel producation Handbook 1991 Reinbold Publica--tiion , U.K.

Churter A.J. Introduction to clothing Produ-ction Management

1990 Oseney Mead 1995

Johnson Mouriece Introduction to work study 1985 International Labourorganization Geneve1995

Jacco solinger Apparel Manufactur-g handboo 1998 Reinhold co 1998


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : ART PORTFOLIO ( PROJECT WORK )

SUBJECT CODE :




-- -- 02 -- -- -- -- -- 50@ 50

Rational:-This module offers the students the opportunity to assess their career aspirations and

to plan a creative strategy to aim their own portfolio towards a selected area. Students research,organize and execute design collection and refine portfolio to profound level in preparation forindustries or agencies.

Students will prepare art portfolio and submit it at the end of semester for evaluation.

Scope : - Students will prepare art portfolio according to their interest in the respective areassuch as Mens wear , Womans wear , Kids wear , party wear , seasonal wear etc.

Practice :Prepare own portfolio and submit it at the end of semester as per the guidance from the

subject teacher.

ASSESSMENT :-The term work assessment is to be done by a team of guide teacher & subject teacher at

the end of semester, by considering the quality & quantity of the content of project work


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : FIFTH

SUBJECT TITLE : ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

SUBJECT CODE :




-- -- 02 -- -- -- -- 50# -- 50

Rational :

The entrepreneurship development part of the subject consists of topics related to thedevelopment of entrepreneurial skills and other details such as selection of product lines, siteselection, financial aspects, personnel management, quality control and creative thinking. Thesubject includes case studies in the related field. The subject emphasises the development of entreprising qualities among young engineers.

DETAILED CONTENTS :

CHAPTER CONTENTS

1IntroductionEntrepreneurEntrepreneur-ship.

2Information gathering for identification of opportunity.Entrepreneurial process.

3 Information gathering techniques.

4

Product and ServicesTheoryProduct specifications.Market research, survey.Functions of marketing.Research and Development activity.

5

Procedures for estimation of resources required forestablishment enterprise or starting service business.5.1 Space.5.2 Human Resources.

5.3 Equipments.5.4 Financial Resources.

6 Establishing and running enterpriseManagement of enterprise.Team spirit.Motivation.Communication.

7Budgeting and accounting expenditures for running

enterprises.7.1 Concept of budgeting.


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CHAPTER CONTENTS

7.2 Budget preparation.7.3 Different type of budgets

8 Procedure of accounting expenditures8.1 Preparation of P&L account and Balance sheet.

9 Quality Control

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Procedure of report writing for getting approval from

financial agencies.10.1 Financial Resources.10.2 Financial Corporations.


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : CLOTHING QUALITY CONTROL





03 -- 02 03 80 20 50# -- -- 150

Rational:-

In this subject Inspection of fabric and garment accessories is considered. Fabric and

Garment affected by shrinkage, Colour fastness, handle has been considered. Testing of knitted

fabric is also included . Moreover Sampling for Garment Inspection is also considered.

DETAILED CONTENTS :


1INSPECTION:Object of Inspection, Identification of various minor and majordefects.

8 4

2

DIMENSIONAL STABILITY:Shrinkage due to laundering, dry-cleaning,

steaming or pressing. Reason for shrinkage. Testing of dimensional stability of fabric.

8 2

3BOW AND SKEWNESS (BIAS):

Calculation of Bow and Skewness,Measurement of Bow & Skewness.

6 6

4SNAGGING:

Causes of Snagging. Testing of Snagging. 6 6

5SEAM PUCKERING:

Reasons for Seam Puckering. Effect of PhysicalProperties on Seam Puckering.

6 4

6

TESTING OF ACCESSORIES:

Fusible Interlining:Testing of fusible interlining fabric for compatibility, Shrinkageand Bond Strength.

14 8

7

Zippers:Durability of finish to wash, colour fastness to drycleaning, light,crocking, laundering. Strength and Operability of testing of ZippersElastic Tape:Test for labeled size and resistance to degradation due tolaundering.Buttons:

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Testing of durability of button.

8QUALITY CONTROL IN GARMENT MFG. PROCESS:

Quality Control in each stage of Pattern grading, LayingUp and Cutting, Seaming & Press.

6 4

9TESTING OF KNITTED FABRICS:

Testing of Courses and Wales per unit length, mass perunit length and spirality.

8 4

10DEFECTS IN GARMENT:

Various defects in Garment apparent on InspectionTable and on live model or mannequin.

4 4

11TEXTILE PRODUCT LABELING:

Fibre Content, Flammability, Origin Marking, Care toLabeling.

6 2

TOTAL 80 48

Practical :-

Sr. No. Practical1 Measurement Blend by Microscope.2 Testing of Fabric Stretch.3 Measurement of Friction of Fabric.4 Measurement of Seam Strength and Seam Efficiency.5 Measurement of Dimensional Stability.6 Measurement of Bow & Skewness.7 Measurement of Colour Fastness to Rubbing & Light.8 Testing of Garment Accessories.9 Testing of Knitted Fabric.

10 Determination of Pilling Resistance of Fabric.11 Testing of Abrasion Resistance.12 Visit to Garment Factory.

REFERENCES :



LehnertGertrud

Evaluation of Apparel QualityFairchild Textile & Clothing

1990 ASQC, QualityPress , USA

Mehta &Bhardwaj

Management Quality in the ApparelIndustry

1998 Newage Internation-al Ltd.N. Deihi

J.E.Booth Principles of Textile Testing 1986 CBS Publisher,N. Dehli


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : FASHION COMMUNICATION





03 -- 02 03 80 20 -- 50# -- 150

Rational :-Study of purposes, procedures, methods and techniques used in various fashionpromotional activities , Journalism and special events

Objectives :-To impart the students with the skill / knowledge of thought to text translation.Exposure to fashion world mashie enacts & other reporting us various formats.

DETAILED CONTENTS :


1 History & nuances of Industry survey of Industry 20th Century

costumes product analysis. 10 07

2Writing & reporting skills, Media & culture, writing for themass media, print writing & reporting, print journalism,Media ethics.

12 07

3 Fashion Journalism: Reporting, editing fashion trends, fashionshows, promotion of special events. 12 07

4Fashion photography Digital photography Graphic design,Broadcast production, Fashion advertising & copyrighting.Fashion vocabulary.

12 07

5 Visual Merchandising & Display, store planning PR-writing,publicity. 12 07

6Promotional strategies in fashion communication fields currentissues in Global fashion Industries Study of typical fashiondesigner & their style, statement & impact

12 07

7 PoS and consumer behavior ( online consumer ) 10 06TOTAL 80 48


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Practical :-

Sr. No. Practical

1 Vocabulary Building writing & reporting skills2 Any special event reporting & Documentation3 Fashion photography4 Graphic designing

5 Fashion Advertising6 Story bound preparation7 Visual merchandising8 PR-writing9 Media reporting

10 Promotion of special product, event11 Product analysis & event analysis12 Survey of fashion centers.13 Techniques in Fashion promotion activities.14 Fashion show production, control & execution.

Note :- Each above practical for two hours.

REFERENCES:



MalcolurBarnard Rout

Fashion as Communicationvol 7

1992 ASQC, QualityPress , USA8

Lehnert Gertrud Fashion 1991Distolese,Rosana

History of fashions 1990


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : APPAREL MERCHANDISING





03 -- -- 03 80 20 -- -- -- 100

Rationale :-Students will be able to learn

Language of fashionPrinciples of fashionStudy merchandising for profitInterpreting customers demand, analyzing & selecting recourses.Understand the dynamics of fashion, marketing & merchandising of fashionCourse provides the knowledge of fashion environment and fashion buying in addition to

movement of fashion & fashion business.

Objectives :-

To impact the students the nuances of fashion trading .To make them aware & skillful fashion & clothing tinkling production withmarketing & feedback .

DETAILED CONTENTS :CHAPTER CONTENTS MARKS HOURS

1Fashion buyingVisual merchandisingAdvertising & publicity

12 08

2

Environment of fashionDemo graphic & psychographicsSocial characteristicsEconomical & technological developments

12 08

3

Movement of fashionFashion cycle

Consumer buying and fashion cycle.Factors influencing fashion movement- technological,economically , social & political

12 08

4

Fashion buyersManufactures roleTypes of manufacturesRetailers roleScope of fashion business

12 06

5 Presentation Techniques 08 06

6 Fashion Projection : 08 04


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Advertisement techniques.Fashion Shoes.Visual Merchandising.

7 Fabric Sourcing Procedure 08 048 Marketing strategies. 08 04

TOTAL 80 48

REFERENCES:



Stone Samples Fashion merchandising 1990Steplen Fringes Fashion from concept to

Consumer1999 Prentice Hall

America


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT





03 -- -- 03 80 20 -- -- -- 100

Rationale :-This subject aims at providing the necessary knowledge and skills for making an effective

manager. This will provide the knowledge and the skills in the areas of forms of management,functions of management, material management and marketing management.

DETAILED CONTENTS :


1Management:-Meaning, scope and importance Role and socialResponsibility of manager

08 06

2Planning:-Meaning, importance, objectives, steps, management byobjectives.

08 004

3

Organizing: -Meaning, principles of organization, Delegation of authorities and decentralization, Types of organization line, staff, functional and informal organization.

08 06

4Staffing:Definition, functions of staffing selection process, trainingand development

08 04

5Directing:Definition Principles of direction importance Motivation leadership

08 04

6Controlling:Definition, steps in control process, requirements of effective control techniques.

08 06

7 The role of Human resource management Definitionobjective HRM activities 08 06

8 Human Resource Planning: The meaning purpose problems planning process costing human resource requirements 08 04

9 Job Analysis: Definitions Principles of job analysis Techniques of job analysis 08 04

10 Employment procedures: - Personnel records Time keepingand absence polices on substance, abuse and Harassment. 08 04

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REFERENCES :



Cloude S. Geroge. Management for Business andIndustry

1992

Koontz, H. Weihrich Essential of Management 2000 Tata Megraw Hill

publication, New Delhi.Banga & Sharma Industrial Engg. & Management 1999 Khanna Publication

New Delhi.Berry curgway Human Resource Management 1995 published in association

with price water Housecoopers.

BiswajeetPattanayak

Human Resource Management 1996 Prentice Hall of IndiaPrivate LimitedNew Delhi.


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : KIDS WEAR FASHION DESIGN





03 -- 04 03 80 20 50# -- -- 150

Rational:-The Kidswear Industry importance as a segment of the U.S. fashion business is

demonstrated by huge figures. Consumer expenditures in 1999 for mens and boys clothing andaccessories were about $ 70 billon, exclusive of shoes.Mens and boys clothing has been thebrought spot in the clothing industry in recent years, our performing the apparel industry in general.

There are variety of garments being used by woman. This subject will give the knowledgeabout Ladies pants, Shirt, Skirts, Fancy salwar kam, Bridal dress. It will also include the design outfit covering variation in sleeves, collars, Neckline, silhouette.

Objectives :Students will learn design and production procedures for kidswear, development of line

and mortaring of kidswear. To impart knowledge of principles of body measurement & types of Garment of kidswear.

DETAILED CONTENTS :


1

Introduction to the kidswear IndustryEconomic importance of the kidswear industryBrief history & development of kidswear industryMajor International kidswear producers

08 04

2

Design and production proceduresTailored clothingSeasonal LinesDevelopment of Design as per age : Just born , upto 3 Yearsfrom 3 10 Years, teanager 12-16 Years.Production of Tailored clothing

Custom Tailors and Tailors to the trade

12 08

3

Baby wearSeasonal LinesHistorical Development of a lineProductionSimplifying sizingImportance of the collection conceptIncrease of Classification Merchandising

12 08

4 Marketing of kidswearManufactures `Brands 12 08


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Targeted Customer ApproachDesigner Labels and Designer LicensingRetail Channels of DistributionManufacture-owned Retail stored : Dial DistributionFashion Explosion in Kids Accessories

5

Study of step by step procedure for construction andminimizing fabric consumption for babywear upto 3 Years :-Born baby Garments , Dungari , Spegatti. Balancing of designs Asymmetric and symmetric designs stripesand cheeks

08 04

6

Study of step by step procedure for construction andminimizing fabric consumption for Kidswear Boyscargoes , 3/4 th Barmudas, A lines frocks, 3 piece garments -Principles involved in fitting Step by step constructionprocedure for kidswear.

14 08

7

Study of step by step procedure for construction andminimizing fabric consumption for Teenager principles of fit. Step by step construction of 2 pieces and 3 piece garments& Jeans , Jackets , Skirts , Nightgowns , Sleeveless boysJackets.

14 08

Total 80 48

Practical :-

Sr. No. Practical

1 Assignment on kidswear Industry and their economic importance.

2 Assignment on brief history and development of kidswear Industry.

3 Fashion design for born baby wear.

4 Kidswear design and production5 Teenager design & Production

6 Methodology of body measurements required for Kids Garments

7 Preparing basic fashion design for Bodice, Sleeves for Girls & Boys.

8 Fashion design for Boys cargoes, 3/4 th Barmuda , Jeans & Jackets.

9 Traditional Garments preparation e.g. Ghagra , Choli.


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REFEREENCES :


Place of Publication &Publisher

Harold carr &Barbara Lathan

The Technology of ClothingManufacture

1994 Blackwell Science,UK.

Singer Sening Lingerie 1991 Cy De Cosse ,UKGerry Cooklib Garment Technology for

Fashion Designer

1997 Blackwell Science,

UK.Erain Mabel Clothing for moderns 1994 Macmillaan Publica--tions , New-Yark.

Goldstein &Gddstein

Art in Every Day Life 1973 IBH Publishing , co.Calcutta.

Dr. V. Subaman--iam

Garment Technology 1996 Winter school Bocklets.

Virginia stoppesLeais

Compartive Clothing CustuctionTechniques

1989 BIS Publications


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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : FASHION DESIGN COLLECTION

SUBJECT CODE :




-- -- 04 -- -- -- -- -- 50@ 50

Rationale To develop understanding of students in fashion for casting in terms of colour, pattern

and fabric

Objectives :-Students will collect designs for meaner woman were kids wear etc and illustrate fashion

modes.

AIM : - To develop understanding in students about various fabric properties such as drape ,texture , feel , cover , etc.

SCOPE : -Students will collect different types of fabric swatches. Briefly do the fabric analysis and

estimate costing of fabric . Execute designs on selected fabric and illustrate fashion models.

Practical :-

Sr.No.

Practical

1 Forecasting colour pattern and fabric for ensuing seasons based on internationalforecast (10 hrs.)

2 Collection of fabric swatches and colours based on future forecast3 Preparation of story Board / Mood Boards4 Selection of fabric swatches5 Selection of surface ornamentation techniques6 Preparation of various styles for selected fabric7 Selection of seam, Neckline, Collars, Sleeves etc8 Selection of accessories9 Illustrating fashion models

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COURSE CODE : DC

SEMESTER : SIXTH

SUBJECT TITLE : PROJECT AND SEMINAR

SUBJECT CODE :




-- -- 04 -- -- -- -- 50# 50@ 100

AIM AND SCOPE OF PROJECT :-Students are learning fashion and clothing subjects as a core subjects and textile and

management subjects as a supporting subjects.Besides study of curriculum students are expected to have practical experience in

production of garment and fashion , problem solving, on marketing and merchandising etc.To enhance broad knowledge they will undertake independent project ( max group size

4 students ) so that before completion of the course they will be acquented with relevant practicalknowledge and skill in above areas.

Project can be selected on topics such as :-

Seam puckeringNeedle problemsDevelopment of new trend in the marketFashion forecastingGarment Quality ControlValue addition to fashion and Garment.

Note:- Seminar should be based on any recent topic related to fashion & clothingTechnology in Front of Internal Examiner.