B. Sc(Hons)

B.Sc course in TCFS is based on applied sciences and is geared to meet the emerging needs and challenges of contemporary society as they respond well to the evolving global standards. The present curricula and syllabi have been revised and updated in accordance with UGC (University Grant Commission) guidelines. Mandatory six week internship training in the final year of study is the USP of these courses. The course offers each student with ample opportunities to assess their abilities, aptitudes and interest and introduces them to a world of jobs and careers.

Course Highlights

The course shall include

• Textile Science & Technology: Textile fibers & their properties and textile processing dyeing, printing & finishing.
• History of Textiles & Costumes: History of world textiles with special reference to Indian textiles and costumes.
• Pattern Making & Sewing: Principles of pattern making for child's wear, women's wear and men's wear.
• Garment Manufacture: Sequential processes of laying, marking, cutting, stitching, checking, finishing and pressing in GMT.
• Fashion Studies: Fashion forecast.
• Design Studies: CAD in pattern making using Optitex and textile design through Ned graphics softwares.
• Marketing & Entrepreneurship: Fashion merchandising, marketing and retailing of fashion; visual merchandising; consumer behavior, and entrepreneurship in the textile and garment sector.
• Portfolio & Fashion Show: Production of a garment-line through fashion show and documentaion.
• Product Design & Development: Documentation of traditional craft and adaptation of traditional designs to contemporary use
• The course shall be supplemented by practical and on-job training through industry visits and workshops.
• Self learning and independent working through seminars, term papers and projects
• Exposure through educational excursions, fashion shows, exhibitions and competitions

Student will be evaluated on each subject / paper (theory/practical) under both:
a) Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE): 40% weightage CIE includes written class tests, assignments, seminars, tutorials and/or laboratory assignments.
b) End-semester Examination (ESE): 60% weightage Six ESE will be held, one at the end of each semester.

Course Duration: 15-17 weeks per semester with 20-26 classes of 1 hr duration per week.
Course Timings: 9:30 am to 4:00 pm, six days a week (1st and 3rd Saturdays are off days).
Class Size: 40-45 students

M. Sc

The programme is designed to strengthen and enhance a student’s understanding and knowledge on diverse subjects. It shall be conducted via a blended learning approach that will include classical classroom teaching, self study, experiential learning, seminars, presentations, field visits etc. As part of their training, every student will have to work on a research project in the second year and submit a dissertation. It is compulsory for the students to complete two months internship to complement the programme that will allow them to make more informed choices when planning a career.

Course Highlights

The course covers subjects on speciality fibres & technical textile;, fabric design & technical fabrics; textile chemical processing; CAD; draping; pattern making & garment construction and entrepreneurship development.

Student will be evaluated on each subject / paper (theory/practical) under both:
a) Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE): 40% weightage CIE includes written class tests, assignments, seminars, tutorials and/or laboratory assignments.
b) End-semester Examination (ESE): 60% weightage Four ESE will be held, one at the end of each semester.

Course Duration: 15-17 weeks per semester with 20-26 classes of 1 hr duration per week.
Course Timings: 9:30 am to 4:00 pm, six days a week (1st and 3rd Saturdays are off days).
Class Size: 10-12 students

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