PRODUCTION I (6 SCU)

Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to: apply a variety of sewing and pattern making techniques, apply appropriate techniques of fabric manipulation to enhance details and features of the fabric, and able to apply effective time management for planning and design realization. 

Topics: This course encourages students to work with their own personal development of the pattern-making and draping by introducing students to the basic process of garment making, and fabric-cutting process suitable for the pattern and efficiency. In addition, students will study basic sewing techniques, correct pressing processes, finishing, as well as a selection of appropriate materials to get the desired looks, referring to the standard mass production. This course practices from the design-making to the garment-realization stages. 

Pre-requisite(s): None