Apparel and Textile Design Curriculum

Major Requirements
Students must complete all of the following courses:
HED 121	3 Cr	Apparel I: Two Dimensional Design
HED 222	3 Cr	Apparel II: Introduction to Three-Dimensional Design
HED 231	4 Cr	Textile Materials
HED 232	3 Cr	Textile Design
HED 240	3 Cr	Computer-Aided Design for Designers
HED 323	4 Cr	Apparel III: Advanced Three Dimensional Design
HED 424	3 Cr	Apparel IV: Functional Design
HED 425	3 Cr	Apparel V: Design Studio
HED 426	3 Cr	History of Dress and Textiles
HED 430	4 Cr	Dress, Culture and Human Behavior
HED 431	3 Cr	Ecology of the Global Textile and Apparel Complex
HED 439	4 Cr	The Developing Professional in Apparel and Textiles
Students must complete all of the following courses:
* CSE 101	3 Cr	Computing Concepts and Competencies
* Students who pass a waiver examination will not be required to complete CSE 101
Choice of Cognate - Select one
A. Applied Art Cognate
HED 142	3 Cr	Design Theory Studio
STA 110	3 Cr	Drawing I
STA 111	3 Cr	Drawing II
STA 113	3 Cr	Color and Design
STA 114	3 Cr	Three-dimensional Form
STA 360	3 Cr	Graphic Design
STA 370	4 Cr	Photography
THR 212	3 Cr	Production Design: Costumes, Props and Makeup
THR 412	3 Cr	Stage Costume Design
B. Design Communication Cognate
ADV 205	4 Cr	Principles of Advertising
ADV 227	4 Cr	Principles of Public Relations
COM 100	3 Cr	Human Communication
COM 225	3 Cr	Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
COM 240	4 Cr	Introduction to Organizational Communication
JRN 108	3 Cr	Introduction to Mass Media
HRN 205	3 Cr	Writing for Media
STA 370	4 Cr	Photography
C. Entrepreneurship Cognate
ACC 230	3 Cr	Survey of Accounting Concepts
EC 201	3 Cr	Introduction to Microeconomics
EC 202	3 Cr	Introduction to Macroeconomics
HED 261	3 Cr	Introduction to Merchandising Management
HED 363	3 Cr	Promotional Strategies in Merchandising
HED 373	3 Cr	Merchandising Management Entrepreneurship
MGT 325	3 Cr	Management Skills and Processes
MGT 327	3 Cr	Introduction to Marketing
D. Historic and Cultural Studies Cognate
HA 120	4 Cr	Prespectives on World Art: What is Art?
HA 121	4 Cr	Perspectives on World Art: The Creative Process
HA 486	4 Cr	History of Western Design
HED 344	3 Cr	History of Interior Design: Ancient through Rococo
HED 354	4 Cr	History of Interior Design: Neo-Classical Through Modern
HST 205	4 Cr	European History to 1500
HST 206	4 Cr	European History Since 1500
E. Textiles for Interiors Cognate
HED 142	3 Cr	Design Theory Studio
HED 150	3 Cr	Interior Design Drafting
HED 152	4 Cr	Interior Environments
HED 250	3 Cr	CAD and Structural Systems
HED 252	4 Cr	Interior Design Synthesis I
HED 344	3 Cr	History of Interior Design: Ancient through Rococo
HED 354	4 Cr	History of Interior Design: Neo-Classical Through Modern
F. Social Sciences of Apparel and Textiles Cognate
PSY 200	3 Cr	Cognitive Psychology
PSY 236	3 Cr	Personality
PSY 255	3 Cr	Industrial and Organizational Psychology
PSY 325	3 Cr	Affect and Self Esteem
PSY 480	3 Cr	Interpersonal Skill Development
SOC 241	3 Cr	Social Psychology
SOC 321	3 Cr	Industrial Psychology
COM 240	4 Cr	Introduction to Organizational Communication
With approval of the student's academic advisor, the student may complete a cognate other than one of the six cognates referenced. This option might be especially appropriate for students who plan to pursue a graduate degree or who have clearly defined career objectives. Examples of alternative cognates are as follows: Environmental law and the apparel and textile industry The ecology of medical practices and functional apparel design Global fiber production and natural resource management Material science Museum exhibit design and the history of art Costume and textiles Life span human development and apparel design Ecofeminism, dress and women's roles