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Pattern Design, Level I

The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Pattern Design, Level I trains students to create patterns using flat patterns, draping methods, and grading. A Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Pattern Design: Level II is also available.

This is a Fast Track Certificate, which can be completed in two semesters or less.

Details

Field of Interest
Visual and Performing Arts
Degree Type
Certificate of Completion (CCL)
Academic Plan
Pattern Design, Level I (CER)
Academic Plan Code
5947
Total credits required
17-23
Effective Term
Spring 2021
Notes

Students must earn a grade of C or better in all courses within the required Courses area.

What You'll Learn
  • Create patterns using flat pattern, draping methods, and grading. (TEC111, TEC112AQ, TEC122, TEC124, TEC225, TEC226, TEC231)
  • Alter patterns to fit individual figures during the construction process. (TEC111, TEC112AQ, TEC122, TEC124, TEC225, TEC226)
  • Apply construction techniques correctly on samples and garments. (TEC110, TEC111, TEC122, TEC124, TEC225, TEC226)
  • Customize pattern designs and sizing according to industry standards. (TEC225, TEC226, TEC231)
Required courses
Course #Course TitleCredits
Credits:17-23
TEC110Beginning Apparel Construction (3) OR
permission of Program Director0-3
 
TEC111Intermediate Apparel Construction 3 OR
permission of Program Director0-3
 
TEC112AQPattern Alteration and Fit2
TEC122Sewing with Knits3
TEC124Advanced Apparel Construction3
TEC225Pattern Design I3
TEC226Draping for Fashion Design3
TEC231Pattern Grading3

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