Sewing Technology Trade Course Syllabus
Course Title
Sewing Technology Trade Course
Course Code
ST101
Description
This course provides comprehensive training in sewing technology, covering basic and advanced sewing techniques, pattern making, garment construction, and the operation of industrial sewing machines. Students will gain practical experience through hands-on projects, preparing them for careers in the textile and fashion industries.
Objectives
- Master basic and advanced sewing techniques for garment construction.
- Understand pattern making and fabric selection processes.
- Operate and maintain industrial sewing machines safely and efficiently.
- Apply quality control standards in sewing and garment production.
Schedule
The course spans 8 weeks, with each week focusing on specific skills and topics essential for sewing technology. Below is the detailed breakdown:
Week 1: Introduction to Sewing Technology
Overview of the sewing industry, introduction to tools, and basic machine operation.
Week 2: Basic Sewing Techniques
Hand and machine stitching, seam types, and finishing techniques.
Week 3: Fabric Types and Handling
Understanding fabric properties, cutting techniques, and fabric preparation.
Week 4: Pattern Making Basics
Introduction to pattern drafting, measurements, and pattern adjustments.
Week 5: Garment Construction I
Sewing simple garments, focusing on assembly and fitting techniques.
Week 6: Garment Construction II
Advanced garment construction, including zippers, buttons, and linings.
Week 7: Industrial Sewing Machines
Operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of industrial sewing machines.
Week 8: Final Project and Assessment
Completion of a full garment project and final evaluation.
Assessment Methods
Student performance is evaluated through a combination of practical and participatory components:
- Weekly Assignments: 40%
- Midterm Project: 20%
- Final Project: 30%
- Participation and Attendance: 10%
Instructor
Prof. Ana Lopez
Language
Available in: English
Status
Published
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