Costume Techniques I
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General
Course Long Title
Costume Techniques I
Subject Code
TCOS
Course Number
100
School(s)
Academic Level
UG - Undergraduate
Description
Course open to Design Program students only.
This a basic sewing class designed for students
with little to no experience in garment
construction. Students will begin the class with a
shop orientation which will include the safe
operation of home and industrial sewing machines,
steam irons, and specialty tools of the trade.
Students will learn fabric and commercial pattern
usage and explore the various materials and
techniques used in the realization of costume
designs, including construction techniques and
fitting skills. They will also learn fitting room
conduct and special garment finishing techniques.
Class content will have slight variations year to
year but you can expect to complete 1 finished
garment by the end of the course. There may be
additional fees up to $50.00 associated with this
course for supplies, books, or other materials.
For more specific costs please view the syllabus
or speak with the instructor.
This a basic sewing class designed for students
with little to no experience in garment
construction. Students will begin the class with a
shop orientation which will include the safe
operation of home and industrial sewing machines,
steam irons, and specialty tools of the trade.
Students will learn fabric and commercial pattern
usage and explore the various materials and
techniques used in the realization of costume
designs, including construction techniques and
fitting skills. They will also learn fitting room
conduct and special garment finishing techniques.
Class content will have slight variations year to
year but you can expect to complete 1 finished
garment by the end of the course. There may be
additional fees up to $50.00 associated with this
course for supplies, books, or other materials.
For more specific costs please view the syllabus
or speak with the instructor.
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