Fashion Design & Merchandising Course Rotations

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S
1	Fashion Design & Merchandising Courses Offered by Semester (2023-2028)
2	COURSE		23/FA	24/SP	24/SU	24/FA	25/SP	25/SU	25/FA	26/SP	26/SU	26/FA	27/SP	27/SU	27/FA	28/SP	28/SU	Semester	Year

3	FT 1013	PRIN/TECH DESIGN CONSTRUCTION	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
4	FT 1073	TEXTILES	X		X	X		X	X		X	X		X	X		X	FALL/SUMMER	ALL
5	FT 1083	FASHION AESTHETICS & PRODUCTS	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
6	FT 2013	FUND OF FASHION SKETCHING	X	X		X	X		X	X			X		X	X		FALL/SPRING	ALL
7	FT 2033	PRIN FASHION MARKETING	X	X		X	X		X	X		X	X		X	X		FALL/SPRING	ALL
8	FT 2113	TECHNIQUES OF PATTERN DESIGN		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
9	FT 2403	MASS PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
10	FT 2703	PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
11	FT 3013	HISTORY OF COSTUME				X						X						FALL	EVEN
12	FT 3023	CAREER DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
13	FT 3043	GLOBAL PRODUCTION AND TRADE	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
14	FT 3063	FASHION PROMOTION		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
15	FT 3103	MERCHANDISE PLAN & CONTROL	X	X		X	X		X	X		X	X		X	X		FALL/SPRING	ALL
16	FT 3113	ADVANCED TECH PATTERN DESIGN		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
17	FT 3173	GLOBAL FASHION STUDY			X			X			X			X				SUMMER	ALL
18	FT 3303	MENSWEAR DESIGN & PRODUCTION	X						X						X			FALL	ODD
19	FT 3403	DRAPING & COUTURE TECH		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
20	FT 4033	FASHION PORTFOLIO	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
21	FT 4083	GLOBAL DRESS & ADORNMENT	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
22	FT 4103	ADV MERCHDSE PLAN & CONTROL		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
23	FT 4113	RETAIL BUYING	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
24	FT 4123	RETAIL PRODUCT MGMT		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
25	FT 4213	COLLECTION DESIGN & DEVELOP		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
26	FT 4303	COMPUTERS IN FASHION DESIGN	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
27	FT 4403	CONTEMPORARY TAILORED DESIGN	X			X			X			X			X			FALL	ALL
28	FT 4603	FASHION EVENT PLAN & PROD		X			X			X			X			X		SPRING	ALL
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30	Special Note: This rotation is reglarly updated. If you need assistance interpreting this table, please contact your advisor. Unforeseen events could impact the offering of a particular course; however, academic units will make every effort to assure the least negative impact on students should a change in a rotation be required. Please note that the rotations may not include individualized courses such as independent studies, dissertations, theses, professional papers, practicums, etc. which are offered to individual students as a part of their programs of study. It is highly advisable that students consult with their advisors to most effectively choose courses to complete their degree plans.
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