The document outlines courses offered in the School of Textiles & Design. In year 1 semester 1, students take modules introducing textiles, fashion design, knit and print design, pattern cutting, and digital imaging. Modules in semester 2 include weave design, history of art and design, drawing for textiles, and further modules in product development and fashion design. Year 2 semester 1 modules include sketchbook inquiry, art pieces in print and weave, interior fabrics, and further modules building on textiles and fashion design. The courses cover all aspects of textiles from fibres to finished fabrics and garments as well as history, design, and business.
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The document outlines courses offered in the School of Textiles & Design. In year 1 semester 1, students take modules introducing textiles, fashion design, knit and print design, pattern cutting, and digital imaging. Modules in semester 2 include weave design, history of art and design, drawing for textiles, and further modules in product development and fashion design. Year 2 semester 1 modules include sketchbook inquiry, art pieces in print and weave, interior fabrics, and further modules building on textiles and fashion design. The courses cover all aspects of textiles from fibres to finished fabrics and garments as well as history, design, and business.
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Courses offered in the
School of Textiles & Design
Stage 1 Year 1 Semester 1
E17TX Textiles 1 Aim This module is an introduction to the world of textiles giving an overview of fibres through to finished fabric. Summary students will develop an appreciation, awareness and understanding of the use and properties of textile fibres, yarns and fabrics.
E17MA Fashion & garment make for textile designers Aim Introduction of basic pattern cutting and garment assembly techniques and principles to stimulate a creative response. Summary- Recognise and appreciate appropriate assembly techniques for sewing woven and knitted fabrics and their application to basic fashion silhouettes through practical assignments.
E17TK Textile Design Knit Aim This module provides a creative practical introduction to the process of design development for knitted textiles. Summary Apply visual sensitivity towards the developing and grouping of knitted fabric designs using appropriate techniques and equipment.
E17TP Textile Design Print Aim This module provides a creative practical introduction to the process of design development for printed textiles. Summary Apply visual sensitivity towards the developing and grouping of printed textile designs using a variety of drawing/mark making and screen printing techniques.
E17PA Product Development 1 Aim To provide students with an understanding of pattern creation and adaptation in relation to garment and fabric types Summary- Students will develop patterns in relation to size charts, consider patterns in relation to fabrics, movement and comfort. The selection and application of appropriate components and trims, basic sewing and construction techniques and will develop two final products,
E17FD Fashion Design & Illustration 1A Aim To develop an understanding of the holistic nature of the design process And introduce the principles of designing for Fashion. To build on the skills of Fashion communication Summary . Introduce the student to the basic principles of research and design development for fashion through garment drawing and investigate fundamental design development through proportion and balance, silhouette and attention to detail. Develop design ideas on the figure or as flats (working drawings).
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E17PK Introduction to Fashion Print & Knit Aim Introduction to printed and knitted textile design for fashion, To provide an opportunity for an exploration of the creative potential of media textile materials and process and introduction to the fundamental process and procedures for the manufacture of printed and knitted textiles. Summary Provide an introduction to the importance of research and design development for printed and knitted textiles and provide an overview of current trends in textiles. Induction to workshop areas and the process and materials for knit and print
E17FA Fashion Analysis and Design Aims To provide the student with knowledge and skills in techniques of fashion design for a variety of applications.. To provide knowledge and understanding of the relevant design development communication techniques through research and development
E17DM Digital Imaging 1 Aim To develop the use of Digital Technology within the context of textile design development Summary Recognition and practical application of the characteristics of raster and vector graphics systems
Stage 1 Year 1 Semester 2
E17TW Textile Design Weave Aim This module provides a creative practical introduction to the process of design development for woven textiles Summary Apply visual sensitivity towards the developing and grouping of woven textile designs using appropriate techniques and equipment.
E17AD History of Art and Design Aim Introduce students to artistic output within social and historic context. Develop skills for academic research. Summary Discussion of a wide range of art and design outputs from the beginnings of art through a series of seminars and tutorials with an emphasis on desk top research and writing.
E11TC Drawing for Textiles Aim This module facilitates the understanding of observation and colour development towards the production of design ideas. Summary experimental and mixed media drawing, collage, gouache painting and mark making lead projects.
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E17PB Product Development 2 Aim To develop and add to pattern cutting and garment assembly techniques. To provide the student with a fuller understanding of the practical application of pattern cutting and garment assembly whilst developing problem solving skills through the exploration and study of more complex garment types. Summary The design and develop of two complex garments Pattern manipulation/styling pertaining to the blouse/shirt and ladies trousers. Knowledge and understanding of assembly methods used to produce a blouse/shirt and ladies trousers. Develop manufacturing sequences and specifications Components required for blouse/shirt and ladies trouser assembly.
E17AD History of Art and Design Aim Introduce students to artistic output within social and historic context. Develop skills for academic research. Summary Discussion of a wide range of art and design outputs from the beginnings of art through a series of seminars and tutorials with an emphasis on desk top research and writing.
E17FB Fashion Design & Illustration 1B Aim To further develop skills in Fashion Design and introduce the principle of contextualising own design work within historical and contemporary Fashion. Introduce the principles of designing a garment collection in response to a primary source Summary Introduction to the evolution of the Little Black Dress and its place as a design classic of the 20 th century and the design and make of a Little Black Dress. Demonstrating an ability to interpret primary research in the development of garment ideas for Fashion
E17PB Product Development 2 Aims To develop and add to pattern cutting and garment assembly techniques. To provide the student with a fuller understanding of the practical application of pattern cutting and garment assembly whilst developing problem solving skills through the exploration and study of more complex garment types and their components. To investigate, analyse and apply more complex pattern construction and garment assembly methods. To apply knowledge gained in the design and development of two products
E17PM Introduction to the Principles of Management Aims introduce the principles of management explore the controls that are important for successful and effective volume clothing and fashion manufacture in the 21 st Century. provide an appreciation of the economic and trading factors which affect companies' performance.
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E17PC Product Development 3 Aims To provide students with a theoretical and practical understanding of pattern creation and adaptation in relation to garment types and details culminating in the process of product development. To develop further understanding of the commercial aspect of garment assembly using modern industrial machinery. To analyse and apply appropriate garment assembly methods. To identify and resolve garment assembly issues. To design and develop related products
E17IM Introduction to Marketing Aims To provide a general introduction for students to marketing theory and practice. To enable students to acquire and develop basic understanding, knowledge and skills related to marketing. To recognise and appreciate issues relating more specifically to: market segmentation, targeting and positioning; product & brand management; consumer buying behaviour; marketing communications; marketing of services; online marketing; distribution, pricing To assist the development of skills (particularly diagnostic, written, problem solving, communication, presentation and IT skills) through the use of tutorial assignments and presentations, written report assignments and exams. To enhance business skills via a basic understanding of the practical application of theoretical knowledge through industrial guest lectures where possible. Provide grounding for later courses in marketing.
E17PT Printed & Constructed Textiles Collection The design process of printed and constructed textiles, and the production of a coherent collection of textile designs
Stage 2 Year 2 Semester 1
E18SB Sketchbook Enquiry Aim Demonstrate visual perception and the ability to analyse, record and develop ideas with visual sensitivity and imagination Summary Develop visual ideas within a specified format exploring a personal response to a theme
E18AP Art Pieces (printed & woven) Aim To explore and investigate the potential of printed and woven fabric processes from an inspirational starting theme. Summary To develop a specialist practical knowledge of techniques to express visual ideas through the printed and woven mediums.
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E18IF Interior fabrics for weave and print Aim To produce a range of designs which take into account commercially recognised repeat sizes, scale considerations and colour selection suitable for the market. Summary allow students to interpret archive research into a contemporary furnishing statement
E17MA Fashion & garment make for textile designers Aim Introduction of basic pattern cutting and garment assembly techniques and principles to stimulate a creative response. Summary Recognise and appreciate appropriate assembly techniques for sewing woven and knitted fabrics and their application to basic fashion silhouettes through practical assignments.
E18TS Textiles 2 Aim This module is designed to build on the general appreciation of fabrics developed in year 1. The module will provide a foundation for the advanced study of textile fabrics. Summary Consider the properties, common/suitable end-uses and any specific requirements during garment/product assembly for knitted and woven fabrics. Introduction to colour, Coloration processes. Finishing processes
E18PE Pattern Experimentation Aim The aim of the module is to develop a creative and experimental approach to the development of fashion products to create contemporary fashion garments To develop the students ability to analyse products from the following perspectives design, context, fabric, pattern, construction. Summary Creative use of modelling and draping techniques, Creative pattern development techniques, Transfer of creative ideas in flat patterns, Creative construction methods.
E18DG Digital Imaging 2 Aim To analyse visual imagery to promote a fashion concept and have an understanding of graphic design within the wider social and cultural context Summary To develop powerful image manipulation skills combined with clear and effective composition skills that will enhance the aesthetics of the work. To have an understanding of which software is used for what type of work
E17FU Fashion Design for Function Aim To develop an understanding of garment construction and detailing in designing for function within specified parameters of appropriate fabrics and their fitness for purpose Summary Investigation of fabric types and their performance for work wear and high performance clothing. Identifying the design and function of garments across various market levels. Exploring garment construction, designing a range of ideas across design worksheets. two garment pieces to make and present.
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Stage 2 Year 2 Semester 2
E18FF Fashion Fabrics for knit and print Aim To produce a range of fashion textiles for a chosen designer/retailer Summary Investigate contemporary textile design practice for fashion developing further textile construction and pattern making skills
E18CA CAD for Print & Constructed Textiles Aim To improve students ability to draw, manipulate and control visual imagery through CAD. Summary Development of designs for Fashion Fabrics for Print & Knit. Produce illustrations and garment simulations through CAD.
E18DAKnitwear Design & Assembly Aim- To develop an understanding of the design process for Fashion knitwear. Summary To understand the key characteristics of knitwear and its relevance in contemporary Fashion
E18CS Printed Circular skirts Aim To produce an original printed garment and fabric repeat relevant to the fashion market Summary Resolve the design process from fashion croquis and engineered print artwork through to a final viable fashion statement
E18YS Yarn making & spinning Aim To introduce students to the design and production processes for yarns across the technologies available in the School of Textiles and Design Summary Design and development of a yarn collection appropriate to the visual research undertaken within the module
E18FP Floral Print Aim Develop students awareness within the contemporary textiles market to produce an original floral print statement. Summary Broaden students observation skills around a specific subject area and use appropriate media to record these.
E18TJ Tailored Jacket Aim To provide the student with a theoretical and practical knowledge and understanding of pattern development in relation to tailored garments.
Summary The principles of tailored pattern development., jacket or coat styling incorporation of movement and comfort using engineered techniques Design and develop a tailored jacket for a specific market.
E18FG Fashion Graphics & Illustration Aim To develop a personal fashion illustration style by broadening an awareness of contemporary designers and relevant artists and connect these discoveries with own visual ideas. Summary The development of a series of observation drawings around a given theme, through a series of projects which explore and challenge the use of typography and layout to promote a contemporary graphic aesthetic
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E18DA Knitwear Design & Assembly Aim- To develop an understanding of the design process for Fashion knitwear. Summary To understand the key characteristics of knitwear and its relevance in contemporary Fashion
E18PT Printed Textiles for Fashion Aim To select and interpret pattern on paper into cloth as a garment focusing particularly on placement, scale and proportion of colour , exploring the construction process of building up a screen printed design using a pre determined colour palette and fabric substrate Summary Reinforce skills in range building, develop skills in toiling, introduction to the technical processes of printing.
E17PC Product Development 3 Aims To provide students with a theoretical and practical understanding of pattern creation and adaptation in relation to garment types and details culminating in the process of product development. To develop further understanding of the commercial aspect of garment assembly using modern industrial machinery. To analyse and apply appropriate garment assembly methods. To identify and resolve garment assembly issues. To design and develop related products
E18MM Management & Marketing Applications Aims To create an awareness of the link between operational management and marketing information To provide an understanding of product manufacture from a marketing need to finished prototype To provide students with the practical tools of marketing research
E18DD Design & Development Project 2 Aims To develop knowledge and skills in the development from design through to the production of garment/s for a specialised market; including basic market research, research analysis, development of design ideas, pattern development, realisation of sample garment/s, preparation of relevant production documentation and total project evaluation
E18LE CAD Design & Development Aims To deepen and further extend the students knowledge and understanding of fashion communication To explore different computer aided design programmes with mixed media and software design tools for product development To provide an introduction to the use of specific CAD systems for the garment product development process.
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E18GT Garment Technologies Aims To introduce advanced and specialised technologies which are used in the global garment manufacturing industry. To introduce the importance and use of technical fabric specifications (functionality) To develop ability to originate a full range of specifications for specified products/garments. To identify essential physical properties for particular garments and markets
E18ME Design and Development Menswear Aims To develop and awareness of the requirements of menswear To develop a deeper knowledge and skills in the development from design through to the production of menswear garment/s. To develop skills of analysis and synthesis of menswear products
E18FS Introduction to Fashion Styling Visual references, codes and styling trends, and the promotion of a fashion image for a particular market.
E18RM Retail Management The principles of retailing, the changes in retail environment and the elements of the retail supply chain.
E18TD Textile Design Creation of a specific textile product with reference to market, design inspiration and trends.
E18PA Promotion and Advertising Marketing communication theory and objectives; integrated communication in a marketing context.
E18DM Design Management Management of the design process in context of the contemporary textiles and fashion business.
Stage 3 Year 3 Semester 1
E19DI Textile Design for Industry 1 Aim The module expects students to demonstrate an ability to select and develop visual concepts and to show an effective use of current design practice in answer to a market lead brief. Summary show appropriate understanding of market and customer in relation to brief
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E19DD CAD Digital imaging Aim Exploit drawing, colour and pattern repeat techniques to produce imaginative digital imagery for CAD/CAM packages Summary Encourage students to use and select appropriate digital imagery to generate printed and constructed fabrics for interiors.
E19PW Writing for Design Practice Aim Establish familiarity with a wide range of writing types for art and design and demonstrate the importance of the written word in art and design understanding Summary Build analytical skills related to practice and writing about practice
E19TP Techniques and practices for Printed Textile Design Aim Introduce students to the specialist principles underlying the techniques of coloration using print technology for textiles. Summary Develop a technical understanding which underpins students practical design applications
E19TK Techniques and practices for Knitted Textile Design Aim To develop students understanding of knitting technology to facilitate their development as technically competent knit designers Summary To place in context commercial practices and use of technology within the knitting industry
E19TW Techniques and practices for Woven Textile Design Aim To provide a technical grounding in order for students to be able to competently produce practical work using complex woven structures Summary To introduce students to, and familiarise them with, complex woven fabric structures and their role in industry
E19FT Fsahion Theory into Practice Aim To introduce the principles of Fashion Theory and its influence on Fashion Design practise ; its social conditioning and the impact of culture, religion and gender on the way we dress Summary An investigation and analysis of key Fashion Theory texts, key design practitioners and artists who use clothing as a vehicle to explore and express issues such as gender. Exploring through individual design practise, methods of embracing fashion theory through practical design work
E19CC Fashion Design for a Commercial Context Aim To introduce the principles of commercial practice in the development of fashion design ideas for a specific product and market Summary Responding to a client brief, through research, design development and final presentation boards.
E19FC Fashion Marketing Aim To design a fashion collection for a target retail market and to provide a general introduction for students to marketing theory and practice. To further develop presentation skills Summary Introduction to marketing theories and their relevance to the fashion designer through a series of lectures and seminars. Agreeing the design brief And designing the collection and roles and responsibilities of the team to achieve this task.
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E19FD Fashion Design and Make Aim To interpret design drawings into a capsule collection of 2 outfits through an independent investigation of advanced pattern cutting and garment assembly techniques and processes to realise design ideas. Summary Advanced pattern cutting and garment assembly methods to meet individual needs of students. Flat pattern cutting and modelling on the stand to achieve required garment shapes and proportions. Identifying and sourcing appropriate fabrics to fulfil design requirements. Investigation of seaming details and design features through sampling. Toiling of garment pieces, checking fit. Production of final outfits.
Stage 3 Year 3 Semester 2
E19DY Textile Design for Industry 2 Aim Develop an increased awareness of art and design context and apply findings to own process and ideas Summary show appropriate understanding of market and customer in relation to brief
E19PA Personal project 1 and E19PB Personal project 2 Aim Allow students to formulate a practical answer to their own project brief with relevance to a textile design market sector Summary Encourage students to contextualise their personally developed fabric collection against contemporary trends in art and design.
E19PP Professional practice for Design. Aim To provide a critical understanding and appreciation of the global textile industry, in terms of scale, time frame, lead times from colour to consumer. Summary To provide knowledge, understanding and potential application of new technologies and concepts of fibres, yarns, and fabrics.
E19FM Fashion Theory into Manufacture Aim Students to demonstrate an understanding of interpreting Fashion Design ideas into garments appropriate for a nominated contemporary fashion market. Summary Students to demonstrate an understanding of interpreting Fashion Design ideas into garments appropriate for a nominated contemporary fashion market.
E19CP Commercial Portfolio Aim To develop a fashion design portfolio commensurate with commercial practice. To integrate computer skills in the communication and promotion of Fashion design ideas. To provide a diagnostic student assessment of their individual design signature Summary Investigate and analyse what constitutes a commercial design portfolio, citing good examples across the industry sector. To integrate their own fashion design work as part of the site and construct an appropriate navigation through the site
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E19CA Capsule Fashion Design Collection 1 E19CB Capsule Fashion Design Collection 2 Aim To introduce the students to the principles of designing and making a capsule collection to a self initiated brief Summary Identify key areas of research demonstrated through a written brief Investigating visual, cultural and technical influences on design development
E19DL Design & Development Project 3 Aims The module will develop a deeper knowledge and skills in the development of commercially focused design through to the production of garment/s. To develop a faster and more focused commercial responsiveness
E19PP Professional CAD Portfolio Aims To enhance cognitive development in a variety of clothing design fields. To develop knowledge of analysis and interpretation of research information. To encourage self-awareness in design style in relation to commerciality. To expand range of design awareness.
E18BM Fashion Buying and Merchandising Aims to fully understand the merchandising and buying function of retail businesses to develop thorough understanding of the role and contemporary issues facing merchandisers and buyers to highlight the key principles and approaches beneficial for problem-solving in a merchandising context
E19MA Production Management 3A Aims To further develop the skills in production management and to equip the student with the knowledge to undertake production planning and implementation.
E19CX Collection Project 1 Aims To further develop skills in commercial design and development Advance knowledge and understanding of processes relevant to commercial product development. Design and develop a collection of garments for a specified market level
E19CY Collection Project 2 Aims To further develop skills in commercial design and development advance knowledge and understanding of processes relevant to commercial product development. Design and develop a collection of garments for a specified market level
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E19TA Future Textiles and Apparel Aims To develop an awareness of the changes taking place in the EU textiles and clothing industries as a result of globalisation and the shift of commodity manufacturing to the low wage economy countries. To provide an understanding of the societal drivers behind the development of high-performance and smart (intelligent) textiles and garments. To provide an insight into the technologies being developed for the manufacture of high added-value textile and clothing products. To illustrate the product domains of smart (intelligent) materials. To establish an appreciation of the role of fabric aesthetics in the performance of apparel. To give an understanding of current research areas in smart materials.
E19MB Production Management 3B Aims To synthesise the introduction of a new product into a manufacturing situation.
E19CT Contemporary Issues in Textiles Design practice within the context of the culture of retail, branding, marketing and making.
E19FI Fashion Design & Development 1 Critical analysis of a specific fashion market; design proposals for a selected fashion market or product area.
E19AR Information Analysis and Reporting The practical tools of marketing research, the value of marketing information in the fashion industry and an understanding of marketing strategies.
E19BS Buyers Specifications Fabric specifications and test methods.
E19F2 Fashion Design & Development 2 Develop market and product proposals by an appropriate pathway and presentation.
E19AM Applied Management Problem solving related to management issues.
E18EM Project/Events Management The planning and organising of an event; personal effectiveness management in the organisation of projects/events.