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| P. G Diploma in Computer Aided Textile Design |
| Duration: Two Years |
Textile Design (Computer Assisted) is two years P.G. Program in textile design and it aims at developing creative ability and technical skill for designing fashion textile for the export and domestic consumption of Indian Textiles, traditional as well as modern. The Home Furnishing are also gaining importance and many leading textile manufacturers are in need of Textile Designers with computer knowledge.
The Textile Design (Computer Assisted) will be a need and program emphasizes on design and development of textiles and its ornamentation, which is a basic raw material for fashion designers. The major portion of designer garment is up to 70% textiles. The program develops ability of students to cope with embroider, weaving, knitting, printing and other ornamentation techniques with modern technical and computer skills through classroom teaching, professional projects and industrial training. The program provides students with both the artistic skills to create textile design with full knowledge, performance of fabric in end product to suit the needs |
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| Semester I (August - January) |
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| Semester I (August - January) |
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Subjects |
| 1 |
Visualization & Drawing Techniques (Pr.) |
| 2 |
Professional Communication (Th.) |
| 3 |
Colour Theory & Composition (Pr.) |
| 4 |
Textile Appreciation (Th.) |
| 5 |
Elements Of Design - I (Pr.) |
| 6 |
Introduction to Textile Industry (Th.) |
| 7 |
Surface Ornamentation Techniques (Pr.) |
| 8 |
Art Appreciation (Pr.) |
| 9 |
Computer Application - I (Pr.) |
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| Semester - II (February - July) |
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Subjects |
| 1 |
Textile Design Techniques (Pr.) |
| 2 |
Fashion Illustration - I (Pr.) |
| 3 |
Elements Of Design - II (Pr.) |
| 4 |
Design (Weave) (Th.+ Pr.) |
| 5 |
Dying and Printing |
| 6 |
Design Project - II (Yarn Craft) (Pr.) |
| 7 |
Computer Aided Textile Design (Pr.) |
| 8 |
Presentation Techniques (Th.) |
| 9 |
Principles of Management (Th.) |
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| Semester - III (August - January) |
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Subjects |
| 1 |
Quality Analysis & Assurance (Th. + Pr.) |
| 2 |
Traditional Indian Textiles & Embroideries (Th.+Pr) |
| 3 |
Craft Documentation* (Pr.) |
| 4 |
Design Project - Print Development* (Pr.) |
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Design Project-Knits Development (Pr.) |
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Design Project - Mixed Media (Pr.) |
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Internship Training |
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| Semester - IV (February - July) |
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Subjects |
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Portfolio Development (Pr.) |
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Machine Sewing Techniques (Pr.) |
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* Design Project (Home Furnishing) (Pr.) |
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* Design Project (Fashion Textiles) (Pr.) |
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* Design Collection (Pr.) |
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| Evaluation System : |
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| All Practicals = Internal |
| i) Continuous evaluation 50% |
75 |
| ii) 1 Unit Test or Presentation 50% |
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| All Theory = |
| i) Continuous Evaluation 50% |
25 |
| ii) 1 Unit Test 50% |
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| External: |
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| All Practicals 25 Marks = 3 Hrs. Practical Examination |
| All Theory Papers 75 Marks = 2.5 Hrs. Examination |
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| Eligibility to External Examination: |
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| Subject to minimum 50% marks in Internal & 70% attendance requirement. |
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| Presentation of Internship between 2nd & 3rd Semester will be evaluated by Industry Expertise & Internal Mentors. |
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