Master of Science (Fashion Designing and Merchandising) (Credit-Based)
ndia is increasingly becoming a focal point for the fashion industry. The growth of apparel sector is rising gradually .This Post Graduate Programme M.Voc (Textile Design & Apparel Technology) is curated in a way that allows students to identify areas of interest with in the fashion segments of apparel and textiles. The scope of the course is to position the students in a global fashion and textile scenario by providing them with hand on experience on how the textile word evolves .The students gain proficiency in designing, stitching, boutique management, health and safety and language skills required for day to day working of an organisation.
Highlights
- Award of PG Diploma/ Degree in both Skills and General education components of the curriculum
- Option to exit after one year with P.G Diploma or to continue for M.voc. Degree.
- Industry Partner: Apparel, Made-Ups & Home Furnishing Sector Skill Council
- Industry tie-up with big textiles industries, fashion houses and Boutique houses for training and placements
- Emphasis on practical aspects of learning.
- Textile for practical exposure
- Conduct of workshops, seminars, labs by Experts in various Fields
- On –job training and internship
- Facility of books and reading material
Semesters
Semester Details
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Semester I
- History of Indian Costumes
- Communication Skills in English
- Fashion Illustration
- Product Development Workshop
- Pattern Making and Grading
- Computer Aided Fashion Designing
- Basics of 3D Modeling and Materials
- *Students can opt anyone of the following ID Course
IDEC-1101 – Communication Skills
IDEM-1362 – Basics of Music (Vocal)
IDEH-1313 – Human Rights and Constitutional Duties
IDEI-1124 – Basics of Computer Applications
IDEW-1275 – Indian Heritage: Contribution to the world*ID is an optional Interdisciplinary course. Grade Points of these courses will not be included in the SGPA of Semester/Program
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Semester II
- Fashion Merchandising and Marketing
- Sustainable Fashion Design for Change
- Product Development Workshop
- Pattern Development and Draping
- Fashion Illustration
- Computer Aided Fashion Designing
- Traditional Indian Embroideries
- Advanced 3D Modeling and Texturing
- Industrial Training and Report Writing
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Semester III
- Global Costumes
- Research Methodology
- Product Development Workshop
- Advance Draping
- Computer Aided Fashion Designing
- Surface Ornamentation
- Seminar-Indian Traditional Textiles
*Students can opt anyone of the following ID Course
IDEC-3101 – Effective Communication Skills
IDEC-3362 – Basics of Music (Vocal)
IDEH-3313 – Human Rights and Constitutional Duties
IDEI-3124 – Basics of Computer Applications*Grade Points of these courses will not be included in the SGPA/CGPA of Semester/Programme.
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Semester IV
- Fashion Merchandising and Retailing
- Communication Skills in English
- Portfolio Development
- Product Development Workshop
- Textile Chemistry
- Project Report/Design Project