INTRODUCTION TO FASHION II (4 SCU)

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to: Describe and explain basic concepts in fashion industry; explain and apply basic research skills in marketing and fashion; explain basic business and management process as well as the choice of profession in the fashion industry; communicate ideas effectively in oral and written.

Topics:

This course provides an introductory view of the fashion industry cycles between consumer, producer and designer and the contemporary social development of boutique, retail, manufacture and fashion concept of couture, RTW and mass production. There course also relate to the basic knowledge of business function in order to achieve the specified objectives of a company such as planning, organization, staffing, direction and control. Students will also learn the basic knowledge of operation and production as well as the process within which are the fundamental aspects in the fashion industry.
Pre-requisite: None