*Credits:* 90–120 (Theory + Practical’s + Projects) 

 

*Semester 1: Foundation in Fashion & Textiles* 

1. *Introduction to Fashion Technology* 

   - Overview of the fashion industry, roles, and career pathways. 

2. *Textile Science* 

   - Fiber types, yarn production, fabric construction (weaving, knitting, non-woven). 

3. *Fashion Illustration & Design Basics* 

   - Sketching, colour theory, mood boards, and design principles. 

4. *Basics of Garment Construction* 

   - Sewing techniques, stitches, seams, and introduction to sewing machines. 

5. *Computer Fundamentals for Fashion* 

   - Basics of MS Office, Photoshop, and Illustrator for design. 

 

*Semester 2: Core Design & Production Skills* 

1. *Pattern Making & Draping* 

   - Flat pattern drafting, body measurements, and draping techniques. 

2. *Apparel Manufacturing Processes* 

   - Cutting, stitching, finishing, and quality control. 

3. *Fashion CAD (Computer-Aided Design)* 

   - Using software like *Adobe Illustrator, **CorelDRAW, or **Optitex* for digital pattern making. 

4. *Surface Ornamentation* 

   - Embroidery, printing (screen, digital), and embellishment techniques. 

5. *Fashion Merchandising Basics* 

   - Introduction to retail, pricing, and inventory management. 

 

*Semester 3: Advanced Design & Technology* 

1. *Advanced Garment Construction* 

   - Tailoring, couture techniques, and complex garment assembly. 

2. *Fashion CAD II (3D Virtual Prototyping)* 

   - Tools like *CLO3D* or *Browzwear* for 3D garment simulation. 

3. *Textile Chemistry & Dyeing* 

   - Fabric dyeing, printing methods, and eco-friendly practices. 

4. *Fashion Marketing & Branding* 

   - Consumer behaviour, branding strategies, and digital marketing. 

5. *Elective 1* 

   - Choose: Fashion Accessory Design or Fashion Photography. 

 

*Semester 4: Industrial Applications & Specialization* 

1. *Apparel Production Technology* 

   - Industrial machinery (cutting, sewing, pressing), lean manufacturing. 

2. *Sustainable Fashion Practices* 

   - Eco-textiles, zero-waste design, circular fashion. 

3. *Fashion Retail & Supply Chain Management* 

   - E-commerce, logistics, and global sourcing. 

4. *Portfolio Development* 

   - Creating professional portfolios for job applications. 

5. *Elective 2* 

   - Choose: Footwear Design or Fashion Event Management. 

 

*Semester 5: Specialization & Projects* 

1. *Advanced Specialization* (Choose 1): 

   - *Luxury Brand Management* 

   - *Technical Textiles & Functional Apparel* 

   - *Fashion Entrepreneurship* 

2. *Capstone Project I* 

   - Design and produce a mini-collection (theme-based or sustainable). 

3. *Internship Preparation* 

   - Industry visits, resume building, and interview skills. 

 

 *Semester 6: Internship & Final Project* 

1. *Industrial Internship* 

   - 8–12 weeks in apparel manufacturing units, design studios, or retail brands. 

2. *Capstone Project II* 

   - Develop a market-ready product line with cost analysis and marketing plans. 

3. *Professional Development* 

   - Entrepreneurship, intellectual property rights, and fashion law basics. 

 

*Labs & Practical Modules* 

- *Garment Construction Lab* 

- *CAD/CAM Lab* (Digital pattern making, 3D prototyping) 

- *Textile Testing Lab* (Fabric strength, colorfastness, flammability) 

- *Surface Design Studio* (Printing, embroidery, laser cutting) 

 

*Assessment* 

- *Theory:* 50% (Exams, case studies) 

- *Practical’s:* 30% (Lab work, collections, prototypes) 

- *Projects/Portfolio:* 20% 

 

*Learning Outcomes* 

- Design and produce garments using CAD/CAM tools. 

- Apply sustainable practices in textile and apparel production. 

- Manage apparel supply chains and retail operations. 

- Develop entrepreneurial skills for fashion startups. 

 

*Key Software & Tools* 

- *Adobe Illustrator* / *CorelDRAW* (Design) 

- *CLO3D* / *Optitex* (3D Prototyping) 

- *Gerber Accumark* (Pattern Making) 

- *TUKAcad* (CAD for Fashion)