Course Overview
The curriculum will include the subject areas of basic printing and textile techniques, print design, printing, and finishing, quality analysis and assurance, surface development techniques, and most importantly history of textiles. At IIFD, B.Sc. Textile Design is an undergraduate degree course. Textile Design includes the study of the concepts and processes of making designs for knitted, woven, or printed fabrics, sewing designs, print, weave, color detailing, texture, etc. By means of methodical values and computer applications. The B.Sc. (Textile Design) degree course involves the study of practical aspects of manufacture and the properties of fibers yarn and dyes. The course trains the student in all inter connectivity techniques linked to Textile design included with computer application in the textile design procedure. B.Sc. (Textile Design) degree course also covers the study of some of the focused fields in the area of Textile Design such as Interiors (home furnishing).
Course Details
B.Sc. in Textile Design
“When Art struggles, it succeeds; when reveling in its own successes, it as singularly fails.”
― Owen Jones Classics
| Course | Details | Facilities | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | B.Sc. in Textile Design | Library|Notes | Yes |
| Duration | 3 Years | Lab Classes | Yes |
| Eligibility | +2 or Equivalent Course. | Special Batches | Yes |
Curriculum
The curriculum will include the subject areas of basic printing and textile techniques, print design, printing, and finishing, quality analysis and assurance, surface development techniques, and most importantly history of textiles.
- Identification of textile material
- Drawings and study of objects
- Yarn manufacturing process.
- Colour theory and behavior.
- Textile printing and dyeing
- Design idea
- Fabric Structure analysis
- Apparel textiles
- Portfolio
After the foundation year, The subject areas like print development, development to computer software, advanced knowledge about textile development, marketing and merchandising, professional management, and resource management.
- Nature study
- Indian woven textiles
- History of textile
- Introduction to Indian crafts.
- Principles of design
- Advanced colour
- Textile art and craft
- CAD
- Photography
- Portfolio and project
In the final year the scholar will develop professional skills through the implementation of techniques to form a major product line and home decor this will help the students to co-relate the topics covered previously and will make them stand out differently as their designs and explorative techniques will showcase the understanding of concepts and its visual application.
- Classification of fabric
- Drawing and rendering
- Advanced printing and dyeing
- Fabric manufacturing
- Advanced weaving process.
- Surface in embellishment
- Practical garment technology
- Professional study
- Environmental education
- Project and research work.
- Entrepreneurship
- Workshops
What our Students are doing?
Career Scope
We at IIFD, look forward to build career instead a one time job for your students. With our 100% Placements Assistance you can see yourself as a
- Exhibition Designer
- Textile Designer
- Fabric Resource Manager
- Embroidery Designer
- Dyeing & Printing Consultant
- Design Media Specialist
