Introduction to Fashion Design: Overview of the fashion industry, historical and cultural influences on fashion, and career opportunities in fashion design.

Drawing and Sketching: Basic drawing techniques, fashion figure drawing, understanding of proportions and anatomy.

Textile Science: Basics of textiles, understanding of fibers, yarns, fabrics, and their properties.

Principles of Design: Introduction to design principles, including balance, proportion, rhythm, emphasis, and harmony.

Computer Applications in Fashion Design: Basics of computer operations, file management, and software applications relevant to fashion design.

Fashion Illustration: Advanced fashion figure drawing, illustration styles, and techniques.

Pattern Making: Basics of pattern making, drafting basic patterns, understanding of garment construction.

Fashion Design Process: Introduction to the design process, from concept development to final garment production.

History of Costume: Survey of historical costume and fashion trends, understanding of fashion evolution.

Communication Skills: Oral and written communication skills, presentation skills, and interpersonal communication.

Apparel Manufacturing Technology: Basics of apparel manufacturing processes, understanding of production techniques and machinery.

Textile Designing: Introduction to textile design, motifs, patterns, and textile printing techniques.

Fashion Styling: Basics of fashion styling, coordinating garments and accessories, creating fashion looks.

Fashion Merchandising: Basics of fashion merchandising, retailing, and marketing in the fashion industry.

Environmental Studies: Understanding the environment, sustainable practices in fashion design and production.

Fashion Design Studio I: Design projects focusing on women's wear, concept development, and collection planning.

Fashion Forecasting: Basics of fashion forecasting, trend analysis, and prediction techniques.

Fashion Marketing and Management: Basics of fashion marketing, branding, and management principles for fashion businesses.

Entrepreneurship Development: Basics of entrepreneurship, business planning, and management skills for fashion designers.

Project Work: Practical application of fashion design concepts in a project-based learning environment.

Fashion Design Studio II: Design projects focusing on men's wear, children's wear, or niche markets, advanced collection development.

Fashion Accessories Design: Basics of accessories design, designing footwear, bags, and other fashion accessories.

Fashion Communication: Basics of fashion communication, advertising, public relations, and visual merchandising.

Internship/Industry Training: Hands-on experience in a fashion design studio or fashion house, exposure to real-world projects and workflows.

Fashion Design Studio III: Comprehensive design project integrating all aspects of fashion design learned throughout the program.

Portfolio Development: Creating a professional portfolio showcasing student work, preparing for job interviews and freelance opportunities.

Seminar and Presentation: Presenting a seminar on a fashion design-related topic, enhancing presentation skills.

Research Methodology: Basics of research, research design, data collection, and analysis in the context of fashion design.

Dissertation: Conducting a research project or creating an advanced fashion design project under the guidance of faculty.