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패션디자인학과 소개
FIT의 패션디자인학과는 가장 독창적인 학위 프로그램으로 오트 쿠튀르 (맞춤 고급 의류)부터 기성복까지 모든 분야에서의 성공을 도모합니다. 학생들은 패션드레이핑, 디지털 디자인, 일러스트레이션, 패턴메이킹, 재료와 구성, 섬유과학, 재봉기술 등의 교육과정을 거쳐 창의적 시각과 실용적 기술을 동시에 갖춘 디자이너로 성장합니다.
진출 분야: 패션 디자이너(여성복, 남성복, 파티복, 란제리, 니트, 아동복 등), 무대의상 디자이너, 텍스타일 디자이너, 패턴사, 재단사, 패션 일러스트레이터, 스타일리스트 등
담당자 : 교무팀 강민지 사무실 : Academic Building A201 연락처 : (032) 626-1355Department of Fashion Design
Fashion Design program—one of FIT's original degree programs—has been preparing students for success at every level, from haute couture to ready-to-wear to mass market, for 65 years. Students will learn the fundamentals of professional draping, patternmaking, sewing techniques, computer-aided design (CAD), and the process of taking a design from concept to finished garment. This program guides students to become not only designers with their own creative vision, but professionals prepared to take their places in this challenging industry.
Career paths: Fashion designer(Sportswear, menswear, neat wear, special occasion, lingerie, children’s wear), textile designer, fashion illustrator, fashion stylist, and etc.
Coordinator : Minji Kang Office : Academic Building A201 Phone : (032) 626-1355时尚设计学科介绍
FIT的时尚设计学科是最具独创性的学位项目, 从定制高档服装到旣成服为止的等所有领域都力求取得成功。 学生们通过 服装立体裁剪 、数码设计、 插画、图案制作、材料和构成、纤维科学、缝纫技术等教育课程, 成长为具备创意视角和实用性的设计师。
进军领域: 服装设计师(女装、男装、派对服、内衣、针织衫、儿童服装等), 舞台服装设计师、织物设计师、图案师、 裁剪师、服装插画师、造型师等
负责人 : 教务组 康民基 办公室 : Academic Building A201 联系方式 : (032) 626-1355FACULTY
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Vincene Collura Professor Office: C711 Phone: (032-626-1551) -
Linda Kim Teaching Assistant Professor Textile Science and Design Office: A201 Phone: (032)626-1123 -
Jayeon Kwon Adjunct Professor Painting, Drawing, Installation Office: C719 Phone: -
AAS Degree Program
Fashion Design AAS Degree Program
School of Art and Design
Applications accepted for fall. NYSED: 00835 HEGIS 5012
The program is designed to enable students to evolve successfully as creative womenswear apparel design leaders and brand-builders through creative application of design knowledge acquired using experimental learning. The program is progressive and leads to the development of the student's own aesthetics. Successful students will be able to adapt and apply their acquired knowledge to the evolving fashion industry, related design fields, and other creative careers not yet imagined. Curriculum below is for the entering class of Fall 2017.
| Semester 1 | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| MAJOR AREA | FD 117 - Design Studio I - Introduction to Draping | 2 |
| MAJOR AREA | FD 133 - Materials and Construction I | 2 |
| MAJOR AREA | FF 111 - Visual Design Concepts I | 2 |
| MAJOR AREA | FF 143 - Digital Design Studio | 3 |
| RELATED AREA | TS 131 - Textile Principles for the Fashion Designer | 3 |
| ART HISTORY | HA 112 | 3 |
| GENERAL EDUCATION | EN 121 or SC121 | 3 |
| Semester 2 | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| MAJOR AREA | FF 121 - Fashion Research and Inspiration | 2 |
| MAJOR AREA | FD 127 - Design Studio II - Soft Draping | 3 |
| MAJOR AREA | FD 134 - Materials and Construction II | 2 |
| MAJOR AREA | FF 161 - Fashion Art Studio | 3 |
| RELATED AREA | FA 116 - Creative Media** | 2 |
| GENERAL EDUCATION | EN 231 or SS 251 | 6 |
| Semester 3 | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| MAJOR AREA | FD 217 - Design Studio III - Structured Draping | 3 |
| MAJOR AREA | FD 243 - Apparel Design Studio - Patternmaking | 3 |
| MAJOR AREA | FF 211 - Visual Design Concepts III | 2 |
| MAJOR AREA | FF 245 - Digital Design: Flats and Floats | 1.5 |
| ART HISTORY | HA 112 | 3 |
| GENERAL EDUCATION | EN 121 or SC121 | 3 |
| Semester 4 | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| MAJOR AREA | Apparel Concentration 1 | 6.5 |
| ART HISTORY | HA 229 | 3 |
| GENERAL EDUCATION | SS 141 or SS 378 | 3 |
| TOTAL CREDIT REQUIREMENTS | ||
|---|---|---|
| ART HISTORY | 6 | |
| GENERAL EDUCATION | 18 | |
| MAJOR AREA | 35 | |
| RELATED AREA | 5 | |
| Total Credits: | 64 |
| Apparel Specialization | ||
|---|---|---|
| FD 227 | Design Studio IV: Advanced Draping | 3 |
| FD 244 | Design Development: Digital Communication & Management | 1.5 |
| FF 212 | Visual Design Concepts IV | 2 |
| Total Credits: | 6.5 |
*Fall 2017 Requirements: See below
FIT's General Education and Art History Requirements for Art and Design Associate Degree Programs
Three (3) credits from each required General Education area, totaling 9 credits: G1, G2, and G3
Six (6) credits from two (2) different areas in non-HA liberal arts courses in G4-G10
Three (3) credits of any 200- or 300-level English literature or speech course
Six (6) credits from Art and Design History courses: HA 112 (3 credits, required for all Art and Design majors), plus another 3-credit HA 229 course
FIT's Gen Ed courses are organized along the following categories: G1 Basic Communication; G2 Mathematics; G3 Natural Sciences; G4 Social Sciences; G5 Western Civilization; G6 The Arts; G7 Humanities; G8 Foreign Language; G9 Other World Civilizations; G10 American History.
See list of Gen Ed approved courses under FIT's General Education Requirements and Courses. An FIT Gen Ed course cannot be used to meet more than one General Education area.
Certain majors require specific courses. Please review your DARS audit to determine if a particular course is required by your major to meet General Education credits.
**Related Area Electives: 2 credits credits (minimum)
FA 116 Creative Media
Upper Division Alternatives: Graduates of this program are eligible to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Fine Arts programs in Fabric Styling, Fashion Design-Children's Wear, Fashion Design-Intimate Apparel, Fashion Design-Knitwear, Fashion Design-Special Occasion, Fashion Design-Sportswear, Textile/Surface Design, and Toy Design, and the Bachelor of Science programs in Production Management: Fashion and Related Industries, Technical Design, and Textile Development and Marketing.
This section guides you for all necessary information about admissions to FIT program.
This section guides you for all necessary information about admissions to FIT program.