The Apparel Production AS degree is designed as a comprehensive curriculum of production courses based on industry standard methods for pattern design leading to first sample production utilizing both manual and electronic techniques. These courses are designed to meet the different experience levels of students from beginner to advanced, as well as assist industry professionals seeking to upgrade their skills. In addition to program specific courses students must complete 25 units of GE required course work. After completing this degree, students will be prepared for entry level positions in patternmaking, technical design, electronic patternmaking, grading, and marker making. Students may seek additional education at a 4-year institution such as Cal Poly Pomona, UC Davis, Fashion Institute of Technology or private fashion schools.
Required Courses (32 units)
Course Number | Course Title | Units |
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FDAT019 | Computer Patternmaking | 3 units |
FDAT030 | Introduction to Fashion Design | 3 units |
FDAT051 | Basic Apparel Construction | 3 units |
FDAT052A | Fabric Analysis 1 | 3 units |
FDAT052B | Fabric Analysis 2 | 3 units |
FDAT055 | Apparel Manufacturing | 3 units |
FDAT056 | Patternmaking 1 | 3 units |
FDAT057 | Patternmaking 2 | 3 units |
FDAT066 | Technical Design | 2 units |
FDAT058 | Fashion Draping | 3 units |
FDAT087 | CAD: Technical Drawings and Specifications | 3 units |
Electives (3 units)
Course Number | Course Title | Units |
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FDAT020 | Couture Embellishment | 3 units |
FDAT027 | Professional Image | 3 units |
FDAT082 | Sustainable Design | 3 units |
FDAT084 | Fashion Design Internship | 3 units |
Total Major Units: 35 units
To be awarded an Associate Degree, a student must:
- Achieve a grade of “C” or better in the major requirements.
- Completion of WVC, CSU-Breadth, or IGETC General Education patterns. Students whose goal is to obtain a bachelor’s degree should complete the CSU-Breadth or IGETC General Education pattern.
- Complete additional degree applicable units to meet the minimum 60-unit Associate Degree requirements.