Fashion Design Specialization Degree
First Year
COLLEGE SUCCESS SEMINAR
COMM 187 - 1CR
PRINCIPLES OF FASHION DESIGN
DSGN 171 - 3CR
FASHION DRAWING FOR DESIGN
ARTT 100 - 3CR
EFFECTIVE SPEECH & COMMUNICATION
SPCH 157 - 3CR
PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN MATHEMATICS
GNED 193 - 3CR
CREATIVE DRAPING
DRAP 107 - 3CR
PATTERNMAKING I
PATT 110 - 4.5CR
ENGLISH & COMPOSITION
GNED 195 - 3CR
APPAREL CONSTRUCTION I
GCST 175 - 3CR
FASHION HISTORY/EGYPTIAN TO FRENCH REVOLUTION
MRCH 153 - 3CR
TEXTILE SCIENCE
TEXT 165 - 3CR
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS WITH APPLICATIONS
TECH 168 - 3CR
PATTERNMAKING II
PATT 111 - 4.5CR
APPAREL CONSTRUCTION II
GCST 176 - 4.5CR
FASHION HISTORY/FRENCH REVOLUTION TO THE PRESENT
MRCH 154 - 3CR
CRITICAL THINKING
GNED 196 - 3CR
Second Year
CAD MARKER MAKING
LECT 221 - 2CR*
CAD GRADING
LECT 222 - 3CR*
FASHION FORECASTING
BUSN 236 - 3CR
LINE DEVELOPMENT
DSGN 272 - 3CR
FASHION PORTFOLIO
ARTT 200 - 3CR
HISTORY OF ART
GNED 290 - 3CR
CAD PATTERNMAKING
LECT 220 - 4.5CR*
SOCIOLOGY OF FASHION
SOCI 255 - 3CR
PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS
SOCI 256 - 3CR
DESIGN COLLECTION STUDIO I
DSGN 273 - 4.5CR*
CAD DRAWING
COMP 228 - 3CR*
INTERNSHIP
SOCI 257 - 2CR
MUSIC APPRECIATION
GNED 292 - 3CR
CAREER PATH
SOCI 259 - .5CR
CAREER PATH
SOCI 259 - .5CR
* These courses are replaced with specialty courses in Costume Design if the student chooses a Costume Design specialization.
The Details
| Courses 100 - 199 | lower level courses |
| Courses 200 - 299 | upper level courses |
| GNED | general education courses |
| 10 hours of lecture | 1 quarter credit |
| 20 hours of lab | 1 quarter credit |
| 30 hours of internship | 1 quarter credit |
| First academic year's total quarter credits | 50.5 |
| Second academic year's total quarter credits | 45.5 |
| Total quarter credits with elective track | 45.5 |
| Total program hours | 1,290 |
| Total program hours with elective track | 1,280 |
A minimum of 96 quarter credits is required to complete the Degree program.
A total of 96 quarter credits is offered.
Short-Term Seminar Programs
Students, who typically are professionals already in the fashion industry, may enroll in fashion-related short-term Seminar programs when offered by FCC.
