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Fashion Requirements for B.F.A. in Fashion Design Course Title Prerequisites and Course Sequences Credits Core Courses FD100 Survey of the Fashion Industry GEN095 or placement 4 FD121 Fundamentals of Construc� on 4 FD123 Advanced Construc� on FD121 4 FD127 Tex� les 4 FD128 Trends & Concepts in Apparel FD100; GEN109 at ILIC 4 FD219 Knitwear FD127; GEN109 at ILIC 4 FD220 Fundamentals of Pa� ernmaking FD123 4 FD222 Costume History FD100 4 FD223 Fashion Sketching & Illustra� on ART102, FD127 4 FD224 Advanced Pa� ernmaking FD220 4 FD226 Technical Drawing & Design FD127, FD128, FD223 4 FD228 Research & Sourcing Fundamentals FD100, FD220, FD226 4 FD232 Intro to Business & Retailing 4 FD233 Draping & Fit Analysis FD224 4 FD301 Computer Pa� ernmaking FD224, FD228 4 FD303 Concept & Line Development FD222, FD224, FD226 4 FD311 Design Special� es I FD127, FD224, FD228, FD233, FD303 4 FD321 Design Special� es II FD127, FD224, FD228, FD233, FD303 4 FD322 Produc� on Systems FD232, FD301 4 FD334 Fashion Career Management GEN105 4 FD336 Surface Design FD219, FD303 4 FD404 Senior Collec� on Concept & Technical FD228, FD303, FD321 4 FD406 Digital Tex� le Design FD219, FD226 4 FD415 Senior Collec� on Technical & Produc� on FD321, FD322, FD404 4 FD416 Product Development FD228, FD232, FD226 4 FD426 Por� olio Prepara� on FD336, FD404 4 FD427 Internship Permission from Director required. Interna� onal students need signed approval from the Interna� onal Student Advisor. 4 Suppor� ng Courses ART100 Design Fundamentals 4 ART102 Observa� onal Drawing ART100, ART110 4 ART110 Color Theory 4 General Educa� on Courses GEN101 English I GEN095 or placement 4 GEN102 English II GEN101 4 GEN105 Eff ec� ve Speaking GEN101 at ILIC 4 Art History - GEN211 or GEN212 GEN101, GEN105 4 GEN109 Computers for the Arts (ILIC, AIMD) or Placement or GEN096 4 Social Science 200-Level Elec� ve (ILIS, AIOHC) GEN101, GEN105 Humani� es & Fine Arts 200-Level Elec� ve GEN101, GEN105 4 Humani� es & Fine Arts 300-Level Elec� ve GEN102, and one course from GEN205-GEN233 4 Mathema� cs Elec� ve GEN098 or placement 4 Mathema� cs Elec� ve GEN098 or placement 4 Physical & Life Science 200-Level Elec� ve GEN101, GEN105, and GEN098 or placement 4 Physical & Life Science 200-Level Elec� ve GEN101, GEN105, and GEN098 or placement 4 Physical & Life Science 300-Level Elec� ve GEN102, and one course from GEN260-GEN286 4 Social Science 200-Level Elec� ve GEN101, GEN105 4 Social Science 300-Level Elec� ve GEN101, GEN105 4 GEN399 General Educa� on Capstone All required 100-level courses; at least 5 200-level courses; and at least one course between 310 and 382 4 23 Academic Programs
Fashion FASHION MARKETING & MANAGEMENT, Bachelor of Arts Degree Off ered at Chicago, Schaumburg, Cincinna� , Michigan, Tinley Park Program Mission The Fashion Marke� ng & Management Bachelor of Arts program provides students with a strong academic and professional founda� on through both applied coursework and technological applica� ons. The market driven curriculum teaches students to u� lize problem solving and cri� cal thinking skills, which meet the expressed needs of the fashion industry. Desired Student Outcomes 1. Industry knowledge: Graduates will accurately use marke� ng and management terminology, principles, and concepts to analyze and meet client needs. 2. Technology: Graduates will demonstrate profi ciency with common business computer programs including inventory management, presenta� on, spreadsheet, on-line research, and website so� ware. 3. Planning and problem-solving: Graduates will demonstrate the ability to plan and analyze key marke� ng and management processes, including an ability to analyze, formulate and implement innova� ve solu� ons. 4. Communica� on: Graduates will demonstrate professional oral, wri� en, and visual communica� on skills and organiza� onal skills according to industry expecta� ons. 5. Context: Graduates will understand the broader context of their professional knowledge in rela� on to history, literature, art, mathema� cs, psychology, economics, culture, U.S. and interna� onal law and policies. 6. Professionalism: Graduates will have developed an appropriate professional demeanor, an understanding of the nature and culture of the profession, an understanding of the industry at large, and the graduates’ chosen profession, with a clear knowledge of professional ethics and standards. Program Descrip� on The program off ers experience across disciplines in business, fashion, and design, covering both so� and hard lines. This cross-func� onal focus allows students to expand beyond tradi� onal fashion design posi� ons and choose among op� ons in manufacturing, design and retailing. The curriculum includes fashion industry trends and manufacturing, general business, management, opera� ons and compliance, retailing, marke� ng, adver� sing, and design. Students will learn how to eff ec- � vely bridge the gap between designers and the retail market. They will be required to both iden� fy and an� cipate fashion trends, as well as to develop the decision-making skills needed to insure that the preferred consumer goods are in stock at the appropriate � me. Gradua� on Requirements To receive a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Marke� ng & Management students must complete a minimum of 180 quartercredits with 60 quarter-credits in general educa� on courses and 120 in their specialty area with a cumula� ve GPA of 2.0 or higher. Also a student must receive a passing grade or credit for all required course work and meet por� olio requirements including par� cipa� on in the Senior Por� olio Show. Gradua� ng students must pass a required course in which a por� olio is produced. 24 Academic Programs
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