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Submitter's Information

Name

Kamille Hitz

Title

Fashion Department Chair

Region

Bay Area

College

City College of San Francisco

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Geisce Ly

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Fashion Design A.S. and Certificate of Achievement

Submission Type

Program Modifications (formerly substantial changes)

TOPs Code

Fashion Design (130310)

Projected Start Date

08/15/19

Catalog Description

A.S. Degree:

The Fashion Design Associate degree builds on the Fashion Design Certificate, adding required general education courses. The Design degree gives students a strong basis in design concepts, industry terminology, clothing construction, presentations, and illustration techniques. Fashion design training can lead to careers as fashion illustrators, designers, technical designers, patternmakers, product developers and entrepreneurs. With the additional general education courses students will enhance their writing and social awareness skills. 

Certificate of Achievement:

The Fashion Design certificate gives students a strong basis in design concepts, industry terminology, clothing construction, presentations, and illustration techniques. Fashion design training can lead to careers as fashion illustrators, designers, technical designers, patternmakers, product developers and entrepreneurs.

Enrollment Completer Projections

10-20 students annually

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
  • A.S. Degree (S)
Program Goal

The goals for students of this program are:

- Employment in the fashion industry such as designers, patternmakers, illustrators, and production/manufacturing staff.

- Create their own fashion business

- Transfer to a 4 year college for a Bachelors degree in fashion design

- Lifelong learning; designing and making clothing for themselves, friends, and family

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

42

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

67-69

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

67-69

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
FASH 42Intro to the Fashion Industtry3Y1/S1
FASH 15AApparel Construction 13Y1/S1

FASH 22Textile Analysis3Y1/S1
FASH 35AFashion Illustration 13Y1/S1
FASH 36AFashion Design 13Y1/S2
FASH 23Fashion History3Y1/S2
FASH 26Flat Pattern 13Y1/S2
FASH 27Fashion Draping3Y1/S2
FASH 36BFashion Design 23Y2/S3
FASH 15BApparel Construction 23Y2/S3
FASH 63Fashion Design and Production Internship2Y2/S4
FASH 137Fashion Portfolio1Y2/S4
FASH 138Fashion Workplace and Career Essentials3Y2/S4

The students will choose 6 units of the following more advanced specialty courses based upon their interests and goals:

CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
FASH 15CApparel Construction 33Y2/S3
FASH 16Garment Fitting3Y2/S4
FASH 35BFashion Illustration 23Y2/S3
FASH 37Flat Pattern 23Y2/S4
FASH 112Digital Illustration for Fashion3Y2/S4
Program Requirements

Certificate: It is possible to complete the entire certificate in 4 semesters

Year 1 Fall: 12 units

Year 1 Spring: 12 units

Year 2 Fall: 9 units

Year 2 Spring: 9 units

Degree: If students are able to take a larger course load or some general education courses in the summer, it is possible to complete the entire degree in 2 years.

Year 1 Fall: 15 units (1 additional 3 unit general ed course)

Year 1 Spring: 15 units (1 additional 3 unit general ed course)

Year 1 Summer: 3-6 units general ed courses

Year 2 Fall: 15 units (1 additional 3 unit general ed course)

Year 2 Spring: 15 units (1 additional 3 unit general ed course)

Year 2 Summer: 3-6 units general ed courses 

Supporting Documents

Bay Area Regional Questions

Goal of Program

CTE & Transfer

Include any other information you would like to share.
The program at CCSF has a very diverse offering of classes and certificates.
Please list similar programs at other colleges in the service area which may be impacted, including the name of the college, the name of the program that may be impacted, the name of the person you contacted and the outcome of that contact.
Skyline College: Fashion Merchandising Associate degree and Certificate of Achievement Contact: Christine Roumbanis,Dean, Business, Education and Professional Programs, roumbanis@smccd.edu, (650) 738-4362 Andrea Vizenor,Director of Career & Workforce Program, vizenora@smccd.edu, (650) 738-7124 We received an email from Andrea saying they will connect with the BACCC about the program, as well as a nice comment- "Nice work on reducing time and expense for students participating in the program". College of Alameda: Apparel Design and Merchandising Associate degree and Certificate of Achievement Canada College: Custom Dressmaking/Small Business Oriented Associate degree and Certificate of Achievement Fashion Design Mechandising Associate degree and Certificate of Achievement Technical (Apparel Industry Oriented) Associate degree and Certificate of Achievement Contact: Leonor Cabrera, Dean, Business, Design & Workforce, cabreral@smccd.edu, (650) 306-3158/3460 We received an email from Leonor saying she would forward the program to their department chair for review.

Submission Details

Published at

01/09/19 - 08:56 PM

Status

Recommended

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