The following courses are required for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Fashion Design and Retailing with a concentration in Apparel Design.
Additional required general education courses are listed in the Undergraduate College Catalog.
Departmental core requirement:
CONS210 Consumer Economics
Fashion Design and Retailing Major requirements:
FASH 140 Principles of Apparel Construction
FASH 141 Fashion: Designer to Consumer
FASH 153 Consumer Textiles
FASH 223 History of Costume OR FASH 347 History of Textiles
FASH 245 Research Methods for the Fashion Industry
FASH 326 Fashion Merchandising: Theory and Distribution
FASH 362 World Market: Textiles to Retailing
MATH 117 Introduction to Statistics
Apparel Design Concentration requirements:
FASH200 Fashion Sketching and Design or ARTS200 Drawing Fundamentals
ARTS222 Color and Design
FASH243 Advanced Apparel Construction
FASH342 Flat Pattern Design
FASH352 Draping
FASH355 Fabric Structure and Design
FASH357 Fashion Illustration
FASH447 Apparel Industry Methods
FASH449 Functional Clothing Design
FASH487 Apparel Design Portfolio
Additional Department Offerings Available for Free Electives
FASH 250 Special Topics in Fashion Design and Retailing
FASH 253 Cultural Dress
FASH 278 History of Furniture
FASH 290 Study Tour: Fashion Design and Retailing
FASH 346 Retailing and Consumer Behavior
FASH 354 Advanced Textiles
FASH 390 Special Topics in Fashion Design and Retailing
FASH 448 Tailoring
FASH 452 Fashion Promotion
FASH 455 Case Studies in Fashion
FASH 464 Fashion Merchandising: Planning, Policies, and Implementation
FASH 490 Independent Study in Fashion Design and Retailing
FASH 495 Internship in Fashion Design and Retailing (credit - one course to four courses)
