National University (NU)

Syllabus for
Bachelor of Science (Hon’s) in
Apparel Manufacture & Technology (AMT)

Session: 2018-2019
Duration: 4 years

Semester: 8

Credits: 160 (Theory 110 & Practical 50).

Course Structure:
Total credits = 160(Theory 110 & Practical 50).

Duration: Four years (Eight semester of six months each)

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 Summary
Year & Semester Total Theory (credits) Practical
Credits (credits)
1st Year: 1st Semester 18 15 03
1st Year: 2nd Semester 22 16 06
2nd Year: 3rd Semester 21 10 11
2nd Year: 4th Semester 23 18 05
3rd Year: 5th Semester 25 18 07
3rd Year: 6th Semester 24 19 05
4th Year: 7th Semester 23 14 09
4th Year: 8th Semester 04 - 04
Total credits 160 110 50

Semester wise course offering for B. Sc (Hon’s) in Apparel

Manufacture & Technology (AMT)
First Year: semester-1

Course Code Course Tile Credits Remarks

510701 Introduction to Fashion & Apparel Industries 3
510501 Textile Science: Fiber –Yarn- Fabric 3
510702 Elements of design - Practical 3
512801 Basic Science: Chemistry 3
511501 History of the emergence of independent 3
Bangladesh
511101 English Foundation Course: Part-1 3
Total 18

First Year: Semester-2

Course Code Course Title Credits Remarks

510511 Sewing Technology 2 all
510512 Sewing Technology - Practical 1 all
510513 Dyeing, Printing & Finishing for Apparel 3 all
510514 Dyeing, Printing & Finishing for Apparel - 1 all
Practical
515312 Basic Applications of Computer- Practical 3 all
512711 Basic Science: Physics 3 all
512211 Introduction to Economics 3 all
511111 English Foundation Course: Part-2 3 all
510515 Clothing Materials & Techniques 2 all
510516 Clothing Materials & Techniques - Practical 1 all
Total 22
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Second Year: Semester-3

Course Code Course Title Credits Remarks

520525 Cutting Room Technology 2
520526 Cutting Room Technology - Practical 1
520528 Sewing & Construction Techniques - 3
Practical
520724 Variation of bottoms - Practical 3
521121 English Composition 3
523701 Basic Math 2
522301 Principles of Marketing 3
520530 Sewing Machine Engineering & 3
Attachment - Practical
520532 Apparel Industry Visit - Practical 1
Total 21

Second Year: Semester-4

Course Code Course Title Credits Remark

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520543 Basic garments construction 2
520544 Basic garments construction - Practical 2

520545 Special Fabrics & Finishes 3

520744 Bodice & Variation - Practical 3

520547 Apparel Production process & details 3

523601 Introduction to statistics 2

521131 Business communication 3

520551 Store Room Management 2

522501 Principles of Accounting 3

Total 23

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Third Year: Semester-5

Course Code Course Title Credits Remarks

530563 Apparel Quality Control Management 3

530565 Tools & Techniques of Merchandisers 2

530622 Knitwear pattern drafting - Practical 2

530567 Testing of textile 3

530568 Testing of textile - Practical 1

530569 International Trade & Transaction 2

530571 Human Resource Management 2

530573 Apparel Industrial Engineering 3

530623 Cut & Sew Knitwear 3

530575 Computing for managers: E-professional - 4

Practical
Total 25

Third Year: Semester-6

Course Code Course title Credits Remarks

530578 Advanced Garments Construction - 3
Practical
530579 Finishing Room: Wash Care Label 2

530581 Apparel Merchandising Management 3

530609 Fully Fashioned Knitwear 3

530583 Industrial Garments washing 3

530772 Pattern grading - Practical 2

530774 Fashion marketing 3

530585 Apparel Lean Manufacturing 2

530587 Supply chain management 3

Total 24

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Fourth Year: Semester:-7

Course Code Course Title Credits Remarks

540589 Sourcing & negotiation techniques 2

540780 Product development & re-engineering - 3

Practical
540782 Garments CAD - Practical 3

540784 Fashion Retailing & visual 3

Merchandising - Practical
540591 ISO and Compliance 3

540593 Consumer behavior 3

540595 Production & Operation Management 3

540597 Advanced Quality Control Management 3

Total 23

Fourth Year: semester:-8

Course Code Course Title Credits Remarks

540598
Internship ( Final project) - Practical 4
Total 4

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 Detailed Course Outline of Each Subject
Year -1, Semester-1

Paper Code 510701 Credits: 3 Class Hours: ----hrs.

Paper Title: Introduction to Fashion & Apparel Industries

Introduction to Ready Made Garment Industry: Historical evolution of Ready Made

Garment Industry, The inception of RMG Ready Made Garment Industry in Bangladesh,
Detailed idea on Garment and textile industries, Relationships between Garment and textile
industries, Characteristics of global clothing business, Differences between tailoring &
garment industry.

Style & Fashion: Definition of style & fashion, Difference between fashion
& style,
Fashion Cycle, Different stages of fashion cycle with appropriate graph, Length of fashion
cycle, Purposes of wearing clothes.

Present Conditions of RMG Industry: The contribution of RMG industry in Bangladesh,

Data on increase of factories, earning, and major apparel items exported from Bangladesh,
percentage of woven & knit exports in terms of quantity and value for previous years.

Backward & Forward Linkage Industries: Definition of backward & forward linkage
industries, List of backward linkage industries, Detailed discussion on different types of
backward & forward linkage industries.
Departments in Ready Made Garment Industry: General working procedure of garment
industry, Various departments in woven, cut and sew knit and fully fashioned knit factories,
Definition, activities & structure of store, cutting, sewing, finishing, sample, merchandising,
research and product development, CAD, quality control departments.
Detailing on Different Garments: A complete list of woven, cut and sew knit and fully
fashioned knit items, Detailed discussion on commonly exported woven, cut and sew knit and
fully fashioned knit items.
Global Apparel Markets: The large markets for Bangladeshi apparels, Key business factors
for RMG industry. SWOT analysis for our RMG industry.

Others: BGMEA, Role of BGMEA to strengthen RMG sector, Missions and visions of
BGMEA, Important terms for RMG industry, some necessary abbreviations and acronyms
related to RMG industry.

Reference Books:
1. The Readymade Garment Industry of Bangladesh by Hafiz G.A. Siddiqi- published in 2004
by The University Press Limited.

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2. An Introductory knowledge About Garments manufacturing Technology by Md.
SaifulAzam, Md. Abu Saleh, Khondokar Abu Nafiz – published in July 2009 by Books
Fair.

Paper Code 510501 Credits: 3 Class Hours: --hrs.

Paper Title: Textile Science: Fiber-Yarn- Fabric

Introduction to textile science introduces the basic concepts of fiber, yarn and fabric to the
apprentices such as properties and types of fiber and fabric used in apparel manufacturing.

Terms Definitions: Terms and Definitions of textile; Fiber, Natural fiber, Manmade fiber,
Synthetic fiber, Staple fiber, Continuous filament, Bast fiber, leaf fiber, seed fiber.

Textile process cycle, Characteristics of textile fiber, Classification of textile fiber, Difference
between natural and manmade fiber etc.

Cotton Fiber: producing countries of cotton fiber, Physical properties of cotton fiber,
chemical properties of cotton fiber, Thermal and Biological properties of cotton fiber, micro
structure and cross section of cotton fiber.

Wool fiber: Wool producing countries, Composition and characteristics of wool, Wool
shearing, Physical properties of wool fiber, chemical properties of wool fiber, Thermal and
Biological properties of wool fiber, micro structure and cross section of wool fiber,
Classification of wool fiber, details about merino wool.

Silk fiber: Silk producing countries, Composition and characteristics of silk, Silk
manufacturing process, Physical properties of silk fiber, chemical properties of silk fiber,
Thermal and Biological properties of silk fiber, Classification of silk fiber.

Manmade fiber: Physical and chemical properties polyester, nylon and spandex fiber; Brand
name of polyester, nylon and spandex fiber, end uses of polyester, nylon and spandex fiber,
spandex fiber characteristics.

Yarn: Yarn, yarn twist, regularity and hairiness. Briefly manufacturing process of ring, rotor,
carded and combed yarn; Yarn classification i.e. spun, filament, plied, cable, worsted and
woolen yarn, difference between carded and combed yarn. Yarn count(Ne, Worsted, Nm, Tex
and Denier count), measurement system. Problem solving of count, count conversion. Video
presentation on yarn production of a spinning factory.

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Fabric: Fabric, Classification of Fabric (woven, knit, non-woven, braid fabric), classification
of woven fabric (plain, twill, satin), classification of knit fabric (single jersey, rib, interlock,
purl fabric). GSM an oz/yd2 of fabric, conversion from gsm to oz/yd2.

Reference book:

1. EPG Gohl & L.D. Vilensky (1999), Textile Science, 2nd Edition, CBS Publishers &
Distributors.
2. Understanding Textile for Merchandiser by Prof. Engr. Dr. Shah Alimuzzaman Belal
3. Bernard P. Corbman (1983), Textiles Fiber to Fabric, 6th Edition.

Paper Code 510702 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Elements of design – Practical

The element design course deals with the theories & practicalities of visual design . basic
principal of visual design & composition continue to be emphasized, clarified and
experimented with. This course add an intense elaboration of design principles related to the
practical application of the element of design, focusing on the interaction and relativity.
Students will develop themselves through a series of projects like line composition, line &
shape composition, color composition, motif making & arrangement, etc. students will learn
how to arrange the aforementioned elements. The course involves a balance of lecture and
discussion along with extensive exercises:

 Introduction to Color theory Characteristics, Properties of Color (Hue, Value, Light)

 Design Process: Balance, Rhythm proportion, Harmony, point, Line and Shape,
Emphasis etc.
 Practical: Color exercise, Hue, color wheel, intermediate Hues (optional) values
(Tint, pure Hue, Shade)
 Texture : Actual and Implied Visual Impression.
 Shape / volume, naturalism / abstraction/ non-objective.
 Make collage, collage using founding materials.
 Multiple perspective open form / closed form.
 Visual Impression-Selecting to create a mood board.
 Visual Presentation: Collecting different object and make mood board (4 Board)
The Faculty may readjust this plan during the semester if necessary

Text book:
1. Color by Edith Anderson Feisner (2nd Edition)
2. By - Sharon Lee Tate and Bill Glazer. The Snap Fashion Sketch Book - sketching
and design the fast way 1995 Edition, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs New
jersey-07632.
3. By- Kathryn McKelvey Fashion Source Book. Blackwell Science, Gerry Cooklin-
1994

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 Paper Code 512801 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Basic Science: Chemistry

Introduction to Chemistry: Atoms, Molecules, Ions, Symbol of elements, Molecular weight,

Empirical formula, Molecular formula, Fundamental particles of atom, Bohr’s atomic model,
Atomic number, Mass number, Isotope, Modern periodic law and table, groups and periods of
periodic table.

Acids and Bases: Modern theories of acids and bases (Arrhenius, BrØnsted-Lowry and Lewis
concept), amphoteric substance, conjugate acids and bases, neutralization reactions, Strength
of acids and bases, salt, use of salt in dyeing process, hardness of water, pH, methods of
measuring pH, calculation of pH, pH scale, Buffer solution, Indicators, bleaching agents:
H2O2, H2S, SO2 etc.
Chemical Bonds: Valence electrons, Chemical bond, Types of chemical bonds: Ionic bond,
Covalent bond, Sigma and pi bond, Co-ordination bond, polarity of covalent bonds,
Hydrogen bond, intermolecular forces: Van-der Waal’s forces and H-bond.

Introduction to Organic Chemistry: Definition of organic compounds, difference between

inorganic and organic compounds, classification of organic compounds, Hydrocarbons and
their classification, Aliphatic hydrocarbons: Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes; Aromatic
hydrocarbon, Structure of benzene; Functional group of hydrocarbons, IUPAC nomenclature
of organic compounds.

Soap and detergent: Definition of soap and detergent, classification of detergent,

saponification, preparation of detergents, Cleansing action of soap and detergent, Limitations
of soap and detergent, comparison between soap and detergent.

Chemistry of biomolecules: Definition of carbohydrate, Classification of carbohydrates,

structure of glucose, fructose, starch and cellulose, difference between cellulose and starch.
Basic Concept of Polymers: Definition of polymer and monomer, Repeating unit, degree of
polymerization, calculation of degree of polymerization, Classification of Polymers,
classification of copolymer, polymerization: addition and condensation polymerization,
Plastics.

Color chemistry: Definition of color, dye and pigment, Difference between dye and pigment,
classification of dyes according to chemical structure and application, preparation of Azo dyes,
Nitro dyes.

Reference Books:

1. General Chemistry, By- Ebbing, Houghton Miffin Company, New York.

2. Introduction to Modern Inorganic Chemistry, By- S. Z. Haider, Edexcel

Publications, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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3.A Textbook of Organic Chemistry, By - B. S. Bahl and ArunBahl, , S. Chand & Company
Ltd., New Delhi, India.

4. Carl H. Snyder: The Extraordinary Chemistry of Ordinary Things, Publisher:

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, ISBN 0-471-31042-5.

Paper Code 511501 Credits: 3 Class Hours: --hrs.

Paper Title: History of the emergence of independent Bangladesh

Introduction: Scope and description of the emergence of Independent Bangladesh.

Writing on this topic.

1. Description of the country and its people.

a. Geographical features and their influence.
b. Ethnic composition.
c. Language.
d. Cultural syncretism and religious tolerance.
e. Distinctive identity of Bangladesh in the context of undivided Bangladesh.

2. Proposal for undivided sovereign Bengal and the partition of the Sub Continent,
1947.
a. Rise of communalism under the colonial rule, Lahore Resolution 1940.
b. The proposal of Suhrawardi and Sarat Bose for undivided Bengal : consequences
c. The creation of Pakistan 1947.

3. Pakistan: Structure of the state and disparity.

a. Central and provincial structure.
b. Influence of Military and Civil bureaucracy.
C. Economic, social and cultural disparity

4. Language Movement and quest for Bengali identity

a. Misrule by Muslim League and Struggle for democratic politics.
b. The Language Movement: context and phases.
c. United front of Haque – Vasani – Suhrawardi: election of 1954, consequences.

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5. Military rule: the regimes of Ayub Khan and Yahia Khan (1958-1971)
a. Definition of military rules and its characteristics.
b. Ayub Khan’s rise to power and characteristics of his rule (Political repression, Basic
democracy, Islamisation)
c. Fall of Ayub Khan and Yahia Khan’s rule (Abolition of one unit, universal suffrage, the
Legal Framework Order)

6. Rise of nationalism and the Movement for self-determination.

a. Resistance against cultura l aggression and resurgence of Bengali culture.
b. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the six point movement
c. Reactions : Importance and significance
d. The AgortolaCase 1968.

7. The mass- upsurge of 1969 and 11 point movement: background,programme and

significance.

8. Election of 1970 and the Declaration of Independence by Bangobondhu

a. Election result and centres refusal to comply
b. The non-co-operation movement, the 7th March , Address , Operation Searchlight
c. Declaration of Independence by Bangobondhu and his arrest
9. The war of Liberation 1971
a. Genocide, repression of women, refugees
b. Formation of Bangladesh government and proclamation of Independence
c. The spontaneous early resistance and subsequent organized resistance (MuktiFouz,
MuktiBahini, guerillas and the frontal warfare )
d. Publicity Campaign in the war of Liberation (Shadhin Bangla Betar Kendra, the
Campaigns abroad and formation of public opinion )
e. Contribution of students, women and the masses (Peoples war)
f. The role of super powers and the Muslim states in the Liberation war.
g. The Anti-liberation activities of the occupation army, the Peace Committee, Al-Badar,
Al-Shams, Rajakars, pro Pakistan political parties and Pakistani Collaborators , killing of the
intellectuals.
h. Trial of Bangabondhu and reaction of the World Community.
i. The contribution of India in the Liberation War
j. Formation of joint command and the Victory
k. The overall contribution of Bangabondhu in the Independence struggle.
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10. The Bangabondhu Regime 1972-1975
a. Homecoming
b. Making of the constitution
c. Reconstruction of the war ravaged country
d. The murder of Bangabondhu and his family and the ideological turn-around.

Reference Books: 1) History of the Emergence of Independent Bangladesh, Professor Dr.

Muntasir Mamun

2) History of the Emergence of Independent Bangladesh, Professor Md. Mozammel Haque

3) History of the Emergence of Independent Bangladesh, Md. A Salam, S M Nasir, Md.

Nazrul Islam.

Paper Code 511101 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: English Foundation Course: Part-1

This is a foundation course designed to enable students to develop their competence in reading,
writing, speaking and learning the rules of grammar. The course encourages students to acquire
skills and strategies for using language appropriately and effectively in various situations.
 Reading and understanding:

Students are expected to read passages so that they might come across in their everyday life to
understand different uses of language, guess word meaning in context, realize long sentences,
recognize main ideas and supporting ideas, answer comprehension questions and write
summaries.

Prescribed texts (Extracts may be taken from contemporary Journals, Editorial of newspapers,
literary essays and online resources).
 Grammatical Items: Parts of speech; Prefix and suffix: changing words and using
them in sentences; Different kinds of phrases: Modals; Modifiers; Articles; Tenses;
Verbals: Gerund, Infinitive, participle; Question types; Subject-verb agreement and
Right Forms of verb; Sentence and its classifications; Conditionals; Transformation of
sentences; Punctuation & Capitalization and Degrees of comparison.

Reference Books:

1. Raymond Murphy, Intermediate English Grammar

2. A Practical English Grammar –By AJ.Thoms on A.V.Martnet
3. Learning English the easy way By, M.A. PHD Sadruddn Ahmed.
4. High School English Grammar and composition by Wren & Martin,
5. Friends’ Language (Grammar Reading Comprehension: writing composition.)
By Prof. Md. Ataul Haque
Prof.Jahurul Islam
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 Dr. Binoy Barman.
6. A Text Book of Higher English grammar Composition & Translation.
By, P.K.De Sarkar, M.A

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 Year -1, Semester-2

Paper Code 510511 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Sewing Technology

History of Sewing Machines: History and Development of the Sewing Machines,

Organogram of sewing Department of a Garments Industry.
Different Types of Sewing Machines as per Stitch Classes: Overview of stitch Classes,
Overview of sewing machines types, Different types of sewing machine name under stitch
classes ( 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600).
The Basic Parts of Sewing Machines: Introduce of basic parts of a sewing machine; Details
description with pictorial representation.

Stitch and Stitch Classifications as per ISO Standard: Definition: Stitch, interlooping,
intralooping, interlacing, passing through. Classifications of stitch, differences between chain
stitch & lock stitch.

Stitch Formation: Recognize all types of stitches: needle threads and looper / bobbin
threads in a stitch, stitch formation types, uses of different stitches in a garment, SPI (stitch per
inch), Multimedia and pictorial representation of all types of Principle of stitch formations.

Different Types of Sewing Machine Beds: Definitions & classifications, Features of machine
beds, Applications/uses for different types of sewing Machine Beds.

Work Aids of Sewing Machines: Definition, Objectives; Types of work aids; Applications
with examples.

Different types of Sewing Machine Needles: Definition & Functions; Needle movement;
Basic parts; Uses of shank, should, short groove, long groove, butt etc; Needle eye & Bulged
eye, Needle size & selection.

Seam & Classification of Seam: Definition of seam, Classifications/types of seam, criteria

of seam formation with figure and Uses/applications of various seams.

Different Feed Mechanism of Industrial Sewing Machine: Different Parts of Feed

Mechanism; Types of Feed Mechanism.

Sewing Problems: Problems of Stitch Formation: slipped stitch, Staggered stitch, Unbalanced
stitch etc.; Seam Puckers; Remedies of all sewing problems.

Alternative Techniques of Joining Materials: Definition, Limitations, types; Welding and

Adhesives as alternative methods, difference between these types; Principle of ultrasonic
welding.

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Reference Books:
1. The Technology of Clothing Manufacturing, Harold Carr & Barbara Laham
2. Introduction to Clothing Manufacturing, Gerry Cookline& Blackwell Science
3. Stitch & Seams, R. Laing & J. Webster
4. Garments & Technology, M. A. Kashem

Paper Code 510512 Credits: 1 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Sewing Technology - Practical

Experiment – 1: Basic exercise- Sewing practice on paper.

Experiment – 2: Identification of all types of stitch samples : Identify needle threads, looper
threads / bobbin threads of all stitches, counting & setting SPI ,
Project-1: Students must have to complete their task as per class schedule & take necessary
notes & required to submit a report on “Basic exercise- Sewing practice on paper”. Report will
be submitted in a file.
Project-2: Students have to collect all types of stitch samples with details. The students will be
required to submit a presentation based on individual assignment on various types of stitch
samples. Assignment will be submitted in a file. Students will face a viva in the submission
date.

Paper Code 510513 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Dyeing, Printing & Finishing for Apparel

Introduction: Water for textile operations (dye house standard); Water Hardness; Problems
associated with the use of hard water in textile operations; Process flow chart of textile dyeing
operation. Water, soap, detergent, salt, alkali , acid, oxidizing and reducing agents
Pretreatment: Singeing, Singeing Machine, Detail on gas singeing machine. De-sizing,
Desizing agent, Enzymatic de-sizing process Scouring of textile materials, process of scouring
operation & souring Bleaching of textile materials, Bleaching agents, method of bleaching
operation. Mercerizing of textile materials, Mercerizing process parameters, and yarn and
fabric mercerization process.
Dyeing: Dyes, pigments and chemicals used in dyeing operation, Short description of all
types dyes. Reactive dyes and their application, Stripping process Disperse dyes and their
application. Removal of excess water and drying of textile materials.
Printing: Introduction & process flow chart of textile printing operation, printing ingredients
& their functions. Printing styles & different methods of textile printing. Block Screen, Roller,
pigment, Flock, Burn-out printing on textiles. Fixation and after treatment processes for printed
goods. Pigment printing and their application
Finishing: Introduction to finishing , types, machines and objects; Calendaring ; Compacting;
Stentering, Slitting, Sanforising, Raising, Embossing, Mercerising etc.

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Reference Books: 1.Textile preparation and dyeing By A. K. Roy Choudhury.
2.Technology of textile processing, Volume IV (Printing) By V. A. Shenai.
3.Chemistry and technology of fabric preparation and finishing By Charles Tomasino

Paper Code 510514 Credits: 1 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Dyeing, Printing & Finishing for Apparel - Practical

Experiment – 1: Introduction to Dyeing, Printing & finishing (lab).

Experiment – 2: Recipe calculation for dyeing lab.
Experiment – 3: Desizing of cotton woven fabric.
Experiment – 4: Scouring of cotton knit fabric.
Experiment – 5: Bleaching cotton knit fabric.
Experiment – 6: Scouring & bleaching of grey mélange fabric at single stage.
Experiment – 7: Whitening of grey mélange fabric with optical brightening agent. Experiment
– 8: Dyeing of cotton fabric with direct dye (self shade).
Experiment – 9: Dyeing of cotton fabric with reactive dye (self shade).
Experiment – 10: Dyeing of polyester/ blended fabric with disperse dye (combined shade).
Experiment – 11: Block printing with pigment.
Experiment – 12: Screen printing with reactive dye.

Reference Books 1.Practice of textile coloration. By Md. ForhadHossain

Paper Code 515312 Credits: 3 Class Hours: --hrs.

Paper Title: Basic Applications of Computer- Practical

Introduction : Basic Studying of Computers, History and development of Computers,

Generation of Computers, Types of Computers.

Identification of Computer Hardware and Peripherals: Basic Units of Computer

Hardware, Keyboard, Mouse, Internal structure of CPU, Functions of RAM, ROM and Cache
memory, Basic functional mechanism of HDD and CD-ROM, Different types of Monitors,
Impact and Non-impact Printers, Scanner, Plotter, Typical Computer specifications.

Demonstrate Software: Classifications, System software, Operating system concepts and

importance, Windows operating system, Application software: Microsoft Word; Microsoft
Excel; Microsoft Powerpoint.

Text books:

1. Peter Norton's-Introduction to Computers Fifth Edition, Computing

Fundamentals, Student Edition by Peter Norton
2. Pradeep k. Sinha-Computer fundamentals - 6th Edition

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 Paper Code 512711 Credits: 3 Class Hours: --hrs.
Paper Title: Basic Science: Physics

Physics-Introduction: Definition of Physics, Concepts, Laws and Theories of Physics,

Important laws of Physics, Branches of Physics, Physical quantities.

Measurement and Units: Measurement, Units, Measurement of physical quantities,

Measurement systems, The SI units, Unit notations, Mathematical problems.

Scalars & Vectors: Definition of scalar and vector quantities, Difference between scalar and
vector quantities, Addition, subtraction and multiplication of scalar and vector quantities
systems, Related examples and mathematical problems.

Force & Motion: Definition of Force, Some particular forces, Gravitational force and weight.
Definition and difference between distance and displacement, Definition and difference
between speed and velocity, Acceleration and retardation, Equation of motion, Newton’s laws
of motion, Related mathematical problems.

Heat & Temperature: Difference between heat and temperature, Measuring temperature in
different scales and the relation between them, Conversion of temperature from one scale to
another, The SI unit of temperature, Absolute scale of temperature, Heats of transformation:
Boiling and melting point of different materials, Heat transfer, Conduction, convection and
radiation mechanisms in heat transfer, Good and bad conductor of heat, Examples of heat
transfer and conductors in our daily life, Related mathematical problems.
States of Matter: Four states of matter: solid, liquid, gas and Plasma, Reasons behind the state
of matter, Calculation of length, area and volume of a substance, Density of a matter,
Comparison of density among solid, liquid and gas, Related mathematical problems.

Optics: Nature of light, Speed of light, Different types of light sources, Theories of light,
Reflection and refraction of light, Laws of reflection and refraction, Total internal reflection
(TIR), Application of TIR in medical technology, fiber optics communications and in
jewelries. Interference of Light, Dispersion of light, Demonstration of dispersion of light by
glass prism, Colors of the rainbow in the sky, reasons for the usual blue sky and red sky during
sun setting.

Electricity: Static electricity, Electric charge, Properties of Electric charges (positive and
negative charges), Charging different materials like silk, wool, glass rod etc, Coulomb’s law,
Electric field, Potential difference, Ohm’s Law, Current, A.C. and D.C. Current, Uses of
electricity in our everyday life.
Magnetism: Magnetism, Origin of magnetism, Magnetic materials, Classification of Magnetic
materials& their properties, Magnetic Field intensity, Permeability, Susceptibility,
Magnetization Curve.
Mechanical Properties of matter: Elastic and Plastic bodies, Stress, Strain, Elastic Limit,
Hooke’s Law, Elastic constants, Experimental determinations of Young’s Modulus, Twisting
of a cylinder, Torsion pendulum, Poisson’s Ratio, Limits of Poisson’s Ratio, Compressibility,
Relation between elastic constants, Energy in a stained body, Variation of elasticity with
temperature, Related mathematical problems.

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Reference Books:
1. Elements of Properties of Matter: D. S. Mathur
2. Properties of Matter: BrijlalSubrahmanyam
3. A text book of Optics: BrijlalSubrahmanyam
4. Physics-I: David Halliday& Robert Resnick

Paper Code 512211 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Introduction to Economics

Chapter 1: General Discussion: Economics, Efficiency and PPF; and Economy

Chapter 2: Demand, Supply, and Equilibrium, Elasticity and Application
Chapter 3: Production and Cost
Chapter 4: Concept of Profit Maximization

Chapter 5: Idea of different types of Market: Perfect Market, Monopoly, Oligopoly and
Monopolistic; Demand for Inputs and Input Market

Chapter 6: Basic Macroeconomic Concepts: GDP, GNP, CPI, Inflation, Unemployment

Chapter 7: Aggregate Expenditure, Money, Banking, and Prices
Chapter 8: Monetary Policy and Fiscal policy

Reference Books:

Managerial Economics in Global Economy; (7th edition) by Dominick Salvatore

Macroeconomics; by Michael Parkin. Addison-Wesley Publishing

Managerial Economics: Theory, Applications, and Cases; by W. Bruce Allen, Neil Doherty,
KiethWeigelt, Edwin Mansfield

Paper Code 511111 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: English Foundation Course: Part-2

This course aims at developing students’ verbal communication skills at an advanced level. It
can fathom their ability to speak or listen. It focuses on exercises on listening to native
speakers, strategies of public speaking and practice of public speaking with emphasis on
correct pronunciation. Students will participate in discussions, give oral presentations, learn
pronunciation skills. Participatory and activity based approach would be followed in acquiring
the basic skills using different teaching aids, such as video, audio cassettes and CD. This course

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also deals with grammatical structures, stylistic strategies, vocabulary and speaking through
cue-cards.

 Advanced Grammatical Items: Basic sentence structures; Clauses;

Completing sentences; Narration, Combination of sentences, Notions and
Functions; Corrections and Translation from Bangali to English.
 Speaking skill: Speaking skill practice through cue-cards; Conversation on
a wide variety of topics; Delivering extempore speech: Public Speaking or
presentation.
 Listening Skill: listening to meetings, speeches, presentation, video,
audio cassettes and CD.
 Phonetics : Learning correct pronunciation of words.

 Extensive Reading: According to the book of “Friends’ Language

(Grammar Reading Comprehension: writing composition.)
By Prof. Md. Ataul Haque, Prof.Jahurul Islam, Dr. Binoy Barman

Reference Books:

1. P. Strevens. Spoken Language

2. G.A. Miller Language and Communivation
3. Conversational English for Every day Situations.
By Dr. Ahsanul Haque
M. Shahedul Haque.
4. Ship or Sheep (Cambridge)

By-Ann Baker, Leslie Marshall, Syed sirajul Islam

5. Practical Phonetics
By Yeasir Ahmed Milan
A.M.M Hamidur Rahman
S.M. Zakir Hossain
6. Word Treasure
By Deb Kumar Chatterjee
7. Friends’ Language (Grammar Reading Comprehension: writing composition.)
By Prof. Md. Ataul Haque
Prof.Jahurul Islam
Dr. Binoy Barman

Paper Code 510515 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Clothing Materials & Techniques

Introduction to Clothing & Clothing Materials: Definition of clothing, purposes of

wearing clothes, classification of clothing materials, definition of clothing materials, detailed
lists of different types of clothing materials.

Fabrics: Definition of fabrics, classification & identification of fabrics, Qualities & defects
of fabrics, presentation of woven & knit fabric samples.
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Sewing Thread: Definition of sewing thread, importance, differences between yarn &
sewing thread, related terms of sewing thread, detailed classification with description, thread
finishing, sewing thread numbering, special sewing thread, thread packages.

Button: Definition of button, function & classification of buttons, button measurement,

components part of snap button & shank button, rivet, quality parameters of button.

Zipper: Definition of zipper, functions & classification of zipper, component details of

zipper, zipper measurement, types of sliders & pullers, testing of zipper.

Interlining & Lining: Definition of Interlining, function, details classification with

description and differences, fusing methods, quality control parameters of fusing, fusing
defects, lining and its functions, differences between lining & interlining.

Labels & Motifs: Definition of label, classification with detailed discussion, information that
label contains, care label symbols, integrated label, labeling style, label attachment, motif and
its functions, differences between label & motif.

Other Trims: Definition, function and identification: Appliqué, draw cord, draw string,
piping cord, stopper, toggle, eyelet/grommet, sequin, rhinestone, bow, strap, buckle/clasp,
washer, ribbon, Elastic, Velcro, hook & eye, shoulder pad, ring slider, d-ring, bead, lace.

Carton & Poly: Definition of carton, functions, classification, paper, ply, poly bag
definition, functions, classification, thickness of poly.

Hang tag & Hanger: Definition of hang tag, functions, information that hangtag contains,
barcode, hanging methods, sample tag, information that sample tag contains, hanger
definition, functions, classification, materials for hanger.

Other Accessories: Definition, function and identification: Different types of clips lock pin,
safety pin, collar insert, collar stay, neck board, back board, waist tag, attention tag, eco-safe
tag, 2/3 pc tag, tissue paper, wax paper, gum tape, scotch tape, PP belt, security tape.

Reference Books 1.Technology of Clothing Manufacture revised by David J. Tyler

2.Garments Manufacturing Technology by SaifulAzam

3.Garments Technology by M.A Kashem

Paper Code 510516 Credits: 1 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Clothing Materials & Techniques – Practical

Experiment : Identification of all types of Clothing Materials.

Project: Students have to collect all types of Clothing Materials with details. The students will
be required to submit a presentation based on group assignment (maximum five students in a
group) on various types of Clothing Materials. Assignment will be submitted in a file. Students
will face a viva in the submission date.

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 Year -2, Semester-3
Paper Code 520525 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Cutting Room Technology

1.Introduction to Cutting Room in Garment Industry: Introduction To Cutting Room In

Garment Industry; What Is Clothing & Cutting ? Importance Of Cutting Room; Functional
Chart Or Organ Gram; Process Flow Of Cutting Room; Responsibility Of Cutting Personnel.

2.Production Process in the cutting room: Production Process In The Cutting Room;
Planning; Spreading; Cutting; Different Tools And Equipment; Preparation For Sewing;
Position Marking; Shade Marking; Bundle Preparation; Bundle Tickets.

3.Basic Concept on Pattern, Pattern Information and Symbols: Definition Of Pattern;

Objectives Of Pattern Making; Pattern Grain Line; Pattern Information and Symbols.

4.Marker: Define Marker, Types of marker, Marker Making; Traditional Vs. Modern
Methods , Marker Efficiency calculation( Manual).

5.Spreading: Fabric spreading, Objects Fabric spreading, Method of fabric spreading,

Techniques of Spreading.

6.Cutting: Cutting; Fabric Inspection & Bulk Fabric Cutting Procedure; Different Cutting
Techniques & Wastages Control; Hand Shears; The Short Knife; Electric Powered Cutting

Machines ;The Straight Knife Or “Up And Down”; The Round Knife ; Die Cutting ;Band
Knife ; Auxiliary Devices; Notchers; Cloth Drills; Inside Slasher: Various Types Of Cutting
Machines; Advanced Cutting Systems; Different Cutting Mistakes & Their Solution;

7.Cut Order Plan preparation: Cut Order Planning; Introduction; Sewing Schedule; Cutting
Schedule; Fabric Delivery Schedule; Economic Cut Quantities calculation .

8.Quality control in cutting section

9.Some Common Terms And Definitions: Numbering, Sorting and Bundling Procedure.

Reference Books:
1. Technology of Clothing Manufacture by Carr & Latham
2. Garments Manufacturing Technology by SaifulAzam
3. Spreading and Cutting of Apparel Products by P. Lakshmanakanth
4. Industrial Cutting of Textile Materials, 1st Edition by Vilumsone-Neme

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 Paper Code 520526 Credits: 1 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Cutting Room Technology - Practical

Experiment – 1: Identification of all parts and points of a cutting machine (straight knife m/c).
Experiment– 2: Basic exercise- Cutting practice by using paper (straight knife m/c).
Experiment – 3: Making a marker (manually) by using different pattern block.
Experiment – 4: Fabric spreading & Marker placement, Fabric Cutting practice by straight
knife m/c.

Reference Books:
5. Technology of Clothing Manufacture by Carr & Latham
6. Garments Manufacturing Technology by SaifulAzam
7. Spreading and Cutting of Apparel Products by P. Lakshmanakanth
8. Industrial Cutting of Textile Materials, 1st Edition by Vilumsone-Neme

Paper Code 520528 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Sewing & Construction Techniques – Practical

Experiment – 1: Threading , bobbin thread winding, bobbin setting in sewing

machine.
Experiment – 2: Basic exercise of special type sewing machine (Flat lock, kansai, Feed of the
arm, over lock, button hole, button attach etc)
Experiment – 3: Basic exercise- Sewing practice on fabric (stitching straight, zigzag &
curve line sample on fabric).
Experiment – 4: Construction of different types of seam .
Experiment – 5: Construction of different parts of garments

Paper Code 520724 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Variation of bottoms - Practical

Introduction to Pattern Making:

Introduction to pattern making (draping & drafting), introduction to block.
Introduction to pattern making tools &terminologies used in pattern making.

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Fundamentals of pattern drafting- fabric terms; pattern & fabric grain line; basic pattern set;
seamless working patterns; completing the pattern.

Measuring the form (horizontal & vertical measurements).Introduction to standard

measurement chart.

Trouser:
Introduction & analysis of the trouser foundations.
Measurement required for a trouser draft.
Trouser terminology.
Leg relation of a trouser.

Basic Trouser Block:

Drafting of the basic trouser block in full scale.
Drafting the straight & curved waistband & utility of it in trouser block.
Toile making of the basic trouser block with waistband.

Test fit & required pattern adaptation.

Trouser Variations:

High – Waist trouser & Low – Waist trouser, Capri, Shorts & Hot pants, Drafting of Hipster,
Trouser with gathers pleats and flares, Baggy Pant.

Basic Jeans Block:

Basic difference between trouser & jeans, drafting of a denim block.
Toile making & test fittings of a denim block with yoke, pockets & waistband.

Basic Skirt Draft:

Drafting of a basic skirt pattern in full scale, basic waist band.
Making up a calico toile of the basic skirt block, test fittings.

Skirt Variations (Students have to make all toile):

Skirt variations – different types of darts, Basic flared skirt, Added flared skirt (on paper) ,
Low-waist skirt, High-waist skirt, Circular skirts & Circular skirts with handkerchief hem.

Adaptation of the Bodice Block:

One piece-dress block, Torso foundation ,Princess-line foundation, Panel dress foundation,
Empire foundation.

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Reference Books:
1. Pattern making for Fashion Design — Helen Joseph Armstrong.
2. Aldrich W- Metric Pattern Cutting –Blackwell.
3. Aldrich W- Metric Pattern Cutting for Menswear –Blackwell.

Paper Code 521121 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: English Composition

Objectives : This part of foundation course focuses on writing paragraphs andcompositions. It

is designed to enable students to develop their creative writing skills. This writing skill will be
integrated to encourage better language use for free hand writing.

Contents:

 Paraphasing
 Summarising
 Organizing a paragraph: topic sentence, detailed sentences, logical order and
conclusions, paragraph writing focusing on the characteristics of pattering,
cohesion, coherence and unity in the paragraph, paragraph analysis,
development, outlining
 Writing paragraphs following different models of writing: definition, description,
classification, cause and effect, comparision and contrast
 Prewriting strategies: free-writing, brainstorming, mind mapping/ clustering,
narrowing the focus etc.
 Writing with specific purpose and for specific audience
 Writing effective thesis statements
 Organizing/ structuring the essay : outlining, writing appropriate introductions,
supporting details and conclusions
 Writing the first draft
 Revising and editing
 Writing the final draft
 Writing different types of essays : narrative /descriptive, exploratory,
argumentative

Reference book:
1. From Paragraph to Essay
Maurice Imhoof & Herman Hudson
2. Essays on Writing
By-Elizbeth & Heater clark

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 Paper Code 523701 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Basic Math

Linear Equations & Inequality, Quadratic Equations: Introduction, Equation, Identity,

linear simultaneous equations with two variables, Linear inequality, Introduction, Quadratic
Equations, solutions of a general quadratic equation, Relationship between roots and
coefficients of a quadratic equations, Nature of the roots of a quadratic equation, Formation of
quadratic equation with given roots, Curve sketching of different line and non-linear equations,
Business applications.

Function: Introduction, Definition of function, Domain, Range, Finding domain and range of
a function, Sketch various types of function, Vertical line test, Even function, Odd function,
Absolute function, Composite function, Business applications.

Differentiation: Introduction, Some Standard derivatives, Increasing and decreasing function,

Determination of maxima and minima of different functions using differentiation rules,
Conditions for the profit maximization, Marginal concept analysis.

Matrix: Introduction, Determinants, Cramer’s Rule, Algebra of Matrices, Adjoint of a square

matrix, Inverse of square matrix, Solution of simultaneous linear equations, Business
application to matrices.

Introduction to Geometric Math: Introduction, Abscissa and ordinate of point, Rectangular

coordinates, Distance between two points, straight line, slope, Intercept, Equation of cost line,
Volume & Surface area related math of different shapes, Business application (RMG).

Mathematics of Finance: Cost price (CP), Selling Price (SP), Profit or Gain & Loss, Profit,
Loss and Discount related problem solutions, Interest, Simple Interest, Compound Interest,
effective and nominal rates of interest.

Reference Books
1.Calculus and Analytic : George B.Thomas, Jr Ross L.Finney
2.Business Mathematics: Dr. Md. Rafiqul Islam, Mohammad Osman Gani
3.Linear Algebra : Professor AbdurRahman.

Paper Code 522301 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Principles of Marketing

Introduction: Meaning and Definition, Core concepts, Marketing management

philosophies. Concepts of Marketing mix.
Environment: Definition, influence of micro and macro environment on marketing.
Responding to the marketing environment.

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Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning: Definition, benefits, and bases of
market segmentation. Market Targeting, Evaluating and selecting target markets. Market
Positioning, Strategies for market positioning, choosing a positioning strategy.

Product and Service: Definition of Product, Levels, Classification, Consumer product and
Industrial Product, New product development process, product life cycle. Meaning of
Service, Characteristics of Service -marketing Strategies for Service Firms. Branding
strategy: building strong brands.

Price: Definition, Objectives, Pricing considerations, General approaches of pricing.

Place/Distribution: Definition, Objectives, Functions, Importance, Types, Channel

selection, Retailing, Wholesaling.

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 Promotion: Meaning, Importance, Objectives, Promotion
mix-advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations,
Direct Marketing, On-line Marketing.

Recommended Books:

1. Kotler, Philip& Armstrong, Gary (2017). Principles of Marketing, 17th

Edition, Pearson
2. Stanton, J .William; Etzel, J. Michael, & Walker, J. Bruce (2007).
Fundamentals of Marketing, 14th Edition, McGraw-Hill/Irwin

Paper Code 520530 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Sewing Machine Engineering & Attachment - Practical

Sewing Machine Motors: Type of sewing machine motors, Machine test, Adjustment belt
tension, Stand, Paddle etc.

Industrial Sewing Machine: Classification of sewing machine, Machine sub class according
material, Power Supply, Measure sewing speed & working temperature.
Single Needle Lock Stitch Machine: Introduction Machine Component, Basic adjustment,
Stitch length, Seam Tension, Rotary hook timing, Synchronization between forward &
backward stitch, Lubrication etc.

Feed mechanism: Classification of Feed mechanism & working principal. Special needle for
avoiding skip stitch & needle mark.MR needle for multi directional sewing.

Over Lock Machine: Threading, Introduction sewing component, lopper timing, conversion
seam type, Lubrication.

Button Hole Machine: Threading, Sewing, Seam tension, Adjustment pattern length, Belt
tension, Knife driving mechanism & stop position adjustment.

Sewing Problem: Causes of skip stitch, Thread breakage, Poor tension, Material damaged,
Seam Pucker etc.
DD Motor: Advantage of DD motor &Dry head machines. Disassembling & Assembling of
DD motor.
Safety: Safety measure & operator responsibilities.

Computer Controlled Sewing Machine: Input function panel, Attachment, error warning etc.

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Reference Books
1. Dorothy Sara/ Irene Gora – Sewing Made Easy
2 Carr H & Latham B – The Technology of Clothing Manufacture – Blackwell Science 1994
3. Chuter AJ – Introduction to Clothing Management – Blackwell Science 1994
4. Cooklin G – Introduction to Clothing Manufacture – Blackwell Science 1991

Paper Code 520532 Credits: 1 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Apparel Industry Visit- Practical

Before Visit the factory the students will be provided the understanding about the nature, scope
and function of the textile and Garments factory. A general flow chart of the factory would be
presented and after that students will be taken to factories, at least two types of factories. The
purpose of visit is to provide the students the practical knowledge about how textile and
garments factories function and how different department works, the machineries used and its
function, the students will be taken to relevant factories. All factory visits will the preceded and
followed by multimedia presentation on the type of factories the students will visit. After the
visit, students will be required to submit a report on visit.

Year -2: Semester-4

Paper Code 520543 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Basic garments construction

Introduce with the sewing room management: Introduce to sewing room management,
activities, tools and equipments of sewing room of clothing industries.
Details of the bulk productions process of sewing room: Basic concept of bulk production,
different steps of bulk production, bulk production procedure & advantages of bulk production
Different types of industrial sewing machines: Introduce with the different types sewing
machines such as machines of stitch class-100, 200, 300, 400, 500 & 600 classes which are
very common used in the industry. Machines features, identification of machine etc.
Common applications of industrial sewing machines: Selection of industrial sewing
machines for the different process of garments considering garment materials and seam
standard. Will be discussed very common sewing machines from stitch class-100, 200, 300,
400, 500 & 600 classes
Basic garment analysis: Basic concept of garment analysis & process analysis,
Analysis of following garments theoretically and practically -Men’s and ladies long
sleeve and short woven shirt, t- shirt & polo shirt. Basic trouser.

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Process breakdown of followings garments: : Basic concept of Process breakdown, Purpose
of Process Breakdown Operational breakdown as per construction sequences as following
garments; - Men’s shirt, t-shirt & polo shirt. Basic trouser.
Process flow chart of basic garment: Basic concept of process flow chart drawing,
preparation rules of flow chart and flow chart preparation as per the construction sequence of;
woven shirt, t- shirt. & polo Shirt, basic trouser.

Reference Books :
1. HanneloreEberle - Clothing Technology from fibre to fashion.
2. Carr H & Latham B– The Technology of Clothing Manufacture – Blackwell Science 1994.
3. Cooklin G – Introduction to Clothing Manufacture – Blackwell Science 1991.
4. Apparel Manufacturing Hand Book –Jacob Solinger.

Paper Code 520544 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Basic garments construction - Practical

List of experiments
Constructing a T-shirt: Analysis construction of basic T- shirt sample, Fabric cutting;
Stitching shoulder seams , Stitching neck band; Attaching sleeves with body parts ; Finishing
side seams; Stitching hemline; Finishing and pressing.
Constructing a Polo-shirt: Analysis construction of polo-shirt sample ,Fabric cutting;
Stitching button stand/ front opening; Stitching shoulder seams ; Attaching sleeves with body
parts , Finishing side seams, Attaching collar, Preparing cuffs, Attaching cuffs , Stitching
hemline, Finishing and pressing.
Constructing a shirt: Analysis construction of basic shirt sample, Fabric cutting, Marking
pocket position; Joining yoke with back body part, Stitching button stand, Attaching front
pocket; Stitching shoulder seams, Applying interlining to the top collar and top stand, Stitching
the top collar to the under collar and join collar with the stand, Preparing, and stitching sleeve
placket ; Attaching sleeves with body parts , Finishing side seams, Attaching collar, Preparing
cuffs, Attaching cuffs , Stitching hemline, Finishing and pressing.

Reference Books :
1. HanneloreEberle - Clothing Technology from fibre to fashion.
2. Carr H & Latham B– The Technology of Clothing Manufacture – Blackwell Science 1994.
3. Cooklin G – Introduction to Clothing Manufacture – Blackwell Science 1991.
4. Apparel Manufacturing Hand Book –Jacob Solinger.

Paper Code 520545 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Special Fabrics & Finishes

Introduction of Narrow fabrics: Classification of woven fabric, fabric specification and its
representation, weave and their representation, factors affecting the fabric structure
Plain weave: Plain weave and their characteristics, ornamentation of plain weave structure,
Derivatives of plain weave.

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Derivatives of Plain weave: Regular and irregular warp rib and weft rib, regular and irregular
matt, stitch matt, fancy matt.

Twill weave: Twill weave and their characteristics, twill angle, derivatives of twill weave.
Derivatives of twill weave: Zigzag twill, herringbone twill, diamond twill, diaper twill,
Shaded twill.

Satin weave: Satin and Sateen weave and their characteristics, selection of move number,
regular and irregular satin and sateen.

Fancy design: Characteristics of fancy design, huckaback weave, honeycomb weave,

mocklino weave, spong weave, cord weave.

Color and Weave effect: Stripe, crossover and check weave, Color in combination weave
such as bird’s eye, dog’s tooth etc.

Knit fabric structure: Basic weft knit structure such as single jersey, rib, interlock and purl.
Some derivatives of single jersey such as polo pique, single lacoste, double lacoste, weft
locknit etc.

Reference Books :
1. Understanding Textile for Merchandiser by Prof. Engr. Dr. Shah AlimuzzamanBelal
Paper Code 520744 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Bodice & Variation – Practical

Theory of pattern making: Introduction to Pattern papers and pattern making tools, Body
shape and muscle movement Necessity of fit, comfort and ease in a pattern, Introduction to
Block , 2d and 3d pattern Measurement details ( Horizontal & Vertical) ,Introduction to the
dress form & it’s different parts ,Measurement details ( on dress form & Live) , Introduction to
Standard Measurement Chart.

Basic Bodice Block: Basic Bodice Block, Marking, cutting & Making calico Toile , Fit on and
correction of the calico toile , Pattern adaptation of Basic Bodice Block.
Chapter- 3: Basic Sleeve Block

Sleeve Variations: Puff sleeve, Cap Sleeve, Petal Sleeve, Bell Sleeve.
Knit Foundation: Knit top foundation, Oversized knit top ,Knit top .
Chapter- 6: T-Shirt Drafting
Chapter- 7: Introduction to sleeve –bodice combination: Basic Kimono, Raglan sleeve, Drop
shoulder.
Collar Variations: One piece collar, Two piece collar
Chapter- 9: Basic Shirt Drafting
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Reference Books:
1. Pattern making for Fashion Design — Helen Joseph Armstrong.
2. Aldrich W- Metric Pattern Cutting –Blackwell
3. Aldrich W- Metric Pattern Cutting for Menswear –Blackwell

Paper Code 520547 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Apparel Production process & details

Production and Productivity: Concept of production and productivity, Productions system its input
and out puts, productivity measure, quality and productivity , Efficiency , effectiveness and
productivity, productivity and profitability, benefits of improving productivity, Dynamics of
productivity change.

Productivity analysis: Labor time method, financial method, the Kurosawa structural approach,
Lawler’s approach, factors to increase productivity.

Apparel Manufacturing process: Product development, cutting, and sewing and Finishing, Order
receive to shipment ( Process flow chart of garments manufacturing). Receipt order, Preparing
detailed T & A, Fabric ordering, Trim ordering, Fit sample, PP Sample , Size set sample approval,
Preproduction meeting, bulk production, Inspection and Shipment.

Learning curve: Definition, examples with mathematical modeling (exponential growth, exponential
rise or fall to a limit, power law, Sigmund function), general learning limits

Production system: Importance of layout decision, objective of layout design, layout design
consideration, basic layout types (product layout, advantage and disadvantage of product-oriented
layout, U-shaped production line, improving layout using work-cells, process layout, process layout
example, advantage and disadvantage of process layout, fixed position layout, cellular layout), Make
through production system, sectional , PBS , UPS and

Selective conveyor belt system, Quick response sewing system.

Push & pull production system, Characteristics & benefits of Cellular manufacturing system.

Continuous improvement, JIT ( Just in time). Different production waste.

Layout : Importance of layout decision, objective of layout design, layout design consideration,
basic layout types (product layout, advantage and disadvantage of product-oriented layout,
U-shaped production line, improving layout using work-cells, process layout, process layout example,
advantage and disadvantage of process layout, fixed position layout, cellular layout),

Reference:

1. production and Operation management- J. heizer, B render

2. Operation management – Dr. Ziaul- HauqMamun
3. Operation Management for competitive advantages by- Richard B. Chase, F. Robbert Jacobs,
Nicholas J. Aquilano

4. Industrial Engineering in Apparel Production management- MartanTelsang

5. Industrial Engineering in Apparel Production Management: Engr Elis Khalil

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Paper Code 523601 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Introduction to statistics

Introduction
Application of Statistics in RMG industry, Definition of Statistics, Relevant terms:
Population and Census Survey, Sample and Sample Survey, Data, Sources of Data, Methods
of Data collection, Variable, Different types of Variables.
Classification and Graphical representation
Frequency Distribution for Qualitative Variable and Quantitative Variable- Ungrouped
Frequency Distribution and Grouped Frequency Distribution, Appropriate diagrams for
different types of variables- Bar diagram, Pie chart, Histogram, Frequency Polygon.
Measures of Central Tendency
Different types of Measures of Central Tendency and their computation- Arithmetic Mean,
Weighted Arithmetic Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean, Median, Mode, Related
Positional Measures.
Measures of Dispersion
Different types of Measures of Dispersion and their computation- Range, Mean Deviation,
Quartile Deviation, Variance, Standard Deviation, Coefficient of Variation, Basic idea of
Skewness and Kurtosis.
Correlation and Regression
Simple linear regression model, Correlation analysis.
Probability and Probability Distribution
Simple ideas of Probability, Different definitions related to Probability, Probability
Distribution- Normal Distribution.
Sampling
Definition of Sampling, Types of Probability and Non Probability Sampling.
Test of Hypothesis
Some definitions related to test of hypothesis, Normal test, t-test.

Reference Books :
1. An Introduction to Statistics and Probability (4th Edition) — M. Nurul Islam
2. Basic Statistics Methods and Applications — M A Jalil, RezinaFerdous
3. Business Statistics (15th Enlarged Edition) — S.P. Gupta, M.P. Gupta
4. Fundamentals of Experimental Desing — M.r. Bhuiyan

5. An introduction to sampling methods theory and application (Revised Edition)

— M. Nurul Islam

Paper Code 521131 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Business communication

Objectives: This part of English communication skill course focuses on

developing communication skills in case of business purposes. This skills will be
integrated to encourage better language use for communication.

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Contents:

 Situational writing: posterd, slogans, advertisements, tenders, notices,

memos, official notices, emails, minutes
 Newspaper writing: reports, press releases
 Resume, CV, cover letter, motivation letter
 Letter writing: business letters, official letters, complaint letters, letters to
electronic and print media
 Application writing : application for bank solvency, application for bank
loan
 Reference books:
1.Bovee, and Thill (2012). Business Communication Today, 14th Education,
Pearson Education, India.
2.Shirley, Taylor (2005). Communication for Business, 4th Edition, Pearson Education,
India.
3. English Writing Skills
Prof. Md. Ataul Haque
Prof. Jahrul Islam
Dr. Binoy Barman
4.A text Book of Advanced Functional English
Prof. A.H.M. Mohiuddin
Prof. A.F.M. Abdul Kasem

Paper Code 520551 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Store Room Management

Store Room Management: Store room, importance of store room, organ gram of store room,
functions and use of storeroom; activities of store room; types of storeroom; It also includes the
Packing Materials, stock taking & stocking checking, Different types of Packing, Packing
Design, Selection of Package Design, machine & equipment of store room, fabric trims &
accessories inspection procedure. Principles of Warehousing, 5S Concepts, inventory
Management System, Storage of different types of RMG products, SCM, Storage of
Accessories and Spare Parts, Equipments of Warehousing, bounded warehousing; stocks and
classification of stock, symbols used is storeroom; quality control and waste control in
storeroom, and Computerized Storage System.

Reference:

1. Stores management and stock control –By Gabriel labale

https://www.slideshare.net/GabrielLubale/stores-management-and-stock-control

2. Audel Managing Maintenance Storerooms- By Michael V. Brown

https://www.amazon.com/Audel-Managing-Maintenance-Storerooms-Michael/dp/076455767X#reader_076455
767X
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 Paper Code 522551 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Principles of Accounting

Accounting in Action: What is accounting? Who uses accounting information? Difference

between bookkeeping and accounting, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, Basic
Accounting Equation, Transaction Analysis, Financial Statements.
Accounting Principles: The Conceptual Framework of Accounting, Assumptions, Principles,
and Constraints in Accounting.
The Recording Process: The Account, Steps in the Recording Process, The Recording
Process Illustrated, The Trial Balance.
Adjusting the Accounts: Timing Issues, the Basic of Adjusting Entries, the Adjusted Trial
Balance and Financial Statements.
Completion of the Accounting Cycle: Using a Work Sheet, Closing the Books, Summary of
the Accounting Cycle, Classified Balance Sheet, and Reversing Entries.
Accounting for Merchandising Operations: Merchandising Operations, Recording
Purchase of Merchandise, Recording Sales of Merchandise, Completing The Accounting
Cycle, Forms of Financial Statements, Work Sheet for a Merchandiser.
Accounting for Inventories: Inventory Basics, Periodic Inventory System, Inventory Costing
under a Periodic and Perpetual Inventory System, Valuing Inventory at the lower of the cost of
Market.
The Statement of Cash Flows: The Statement of Cash Flows: Purpose and Format.
Accounting for Receivables: Accounts Receivables, Notes Receivables, Discounting
Financial Statement Analysis: Basics of Financial Statement Analysis, Horizontal Analysis,
Vertical Analysis, Ratio Analysis, Limitations of Financial Statement Analysis

Reference Books:
1. Accounting Principles’ by Weygandt, Kieso & Kimmel, latest Edition published by Wiley
2. Fundamental Accounting Practices’, latest Edition by John J. Wild, Ken W,
Shaw
&Chiappetta, B, published by McGraw –Hill Irwin
3. ‘Accounting’, Latest Edition, by Carl s. Warren, James m. Reeve, and Philip e. Fess.

4. ‘Financial Accounting’ by Walter T. Harrison Jr., Charles T. Horngren, C. William (Bill)

Thomas, Latest edition, published by Pearson Education.‘
5. Financial Accounting’, by Porter and Norton, latest edition, South Western CENGAGE
Learning

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 Year -3, Semester-5

Paper Code 530563 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Apparel Quality Control Management

Introduction: Discussion on Course outline, Challenges facing by the RMG sector of Bangladesh,
Importance of Quality for export oriented Readymade Garment Industry.

Understanding Quality & Quality Control: What is Quality & Quality Control?, Difference between
Quality Assurance & TQM, Eight Dimension of Quality, Multi dimension of Quality, Benefits of
Quality. Describe Quality as a multi dimensional construct in clothing industry.

Quality Control Organ gram: What is Organogram?, Importance of Organ gram, Discussion on
Factory Organ gram, Discussion on Quality Control Departmental Organ gram

Responsibilities of Quality Control Personnel: Responsibilities of all positions / personnel involve in

Quality Control Department (Quality Manager – Quality Inspector

Fabric Defects: Definition of Fabric Defects, Categories of Fabric defects, Discussion on Woven fabric
defects, Discussion on Knit Fabric Defects, Practical viewing of swatches with defects.

Fabric Evaluation: Discussion on fabric evaluation, Different fabric Inspection system, Importance of
fabric inspection, 4 point system, 10 point system, Math practice, Report analysis.

Garment measurement: Importance of garment measurement, Precondition for garment

measurement, Understanding measurement tape, Measuring procedure & parts/ points of Tops &
Bottoms, practical on measurement, Report writing.

Zone Classification: What is Garment Zone? Importance of Zone Classification, Zone classification of
Shirt & Pant. Different defects classification according to zone ( zone A & zone B)

Garment Defects: Definition of Garment Defect, Garments defects classification according to various
manufacturing stages, pattern defects in garments, spreading defects in garments, cutting defects in
garments, sewing defects in garments & finishing defects in garments , Report writing, Defects
identification (practical viewing).

Section wise Quality Control: Importance, Quality Control in different sections:

▪ Store, ▪ Sample, ▪ Cutting, ▪ Sewing, ▪ Finishing & Packing.

Inspections , Audit & AQL: Different Inspection/Audit usually performed in garment industry,
Purposes of Final Inspection of garment, Sequence of Final Inspection of garment, AQL, Use of AQL
card, Acceptance criteria, Reporting.

Multimedia Presentation: Video presentation on Quality Control activities in Woven, Cut & Sew knit,
Fully Fashion garment industry.

Reference Books :

Quality Assurance for Garment & Textiles By – Sara J. Kadlph

Managing Quality in Apparel Industry By – P. V. Mehtha

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 Paper Code 530565 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Tools & Techniques of Merchandisers

1. Merchandising definition, Role in apparel sector

2. Alphabetical meaning of MERCHANDISER, quality and job responsibility
3. Merchandising process
4. Buyer, order, Business procedure and legal requirements for apparel business
5. Marketing and policies for apparel business
6. Analysis of an order: Start to end
7. Price offering techniques and negotiations
8. Raw material booking procedures and formats
9. Product development procedures
10. Letter of credit, terms, types and processes
11. Incoterms
12. Merchandising files
13. Merchandising follow-up, formats and checklists

Reference Books:

1. Chaffey, Mayer, Johnston, Ellis-Chadwick (2000) Internet Marketing, Prentice Hall.

2. Hagel, J and Singer M. (1999) Net Worth, McKinsey.
3. Fashion for Profit: From Design Concept to Apparel Manufacturing .- By Frances Harder
4. Apparel Manufacturing: Sewn Product Analysis, 4/E By Glock Ruth E., Glock
5. Costing for the Fashion Industry By Michael Jeffrey, Nathalie Evans

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 Paper Code 530622 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Knitwear pattern drafting - Practical

Thais is an introductory knitwear pattern cutting course will introduce you to the basic
techniques for both women’s and menswear pattern cutting. You’ll be working from a standard
size 12 template (block) and you’ll investigate how to make a range of pattern pieces for the
basic knitwear bodice and sleeve. You’ll get the opportunity to discuss different styles and how
you can alter your patterns to create different shapes.

The course will also cover a brief introduction to knit pattern sizing and how you can modify
your patterns for a better fit. Human Figure analysis & Measurement Technique, Measurement
chart analysis also be done the Basic easy fitting jersey block, Knitwear Blocks, T-shirt, Polo
shirt, raglan adaptation the dress blocks &the trouser block & Hoods.

Reference Books:

 Keith Richardson (2008) Designing and Patternmaking for Stretch Fabrics, Fairchild
BooksUSA.
 Nancy Zieman(2013)Sew Knits with Confidence, Krause Publications
 Winifred Aldrich (2008) Metric Pattern Cutting for Women's Wear, 5th Edition, John
Wiley & SonsUK.
 Helen Joseph Armstrong (2009) Patternmaking for Fashion Design, 5th Fifth
Edition,PearsonUSA.
 Winifred Aldrich (2012) Fabrics and Pattern Cutting,1st Edition, John Wiley & Sons
UK.

Paper Code 530567 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Testing of textile

Chapter- 1: Introduction of testing of textiles.

Chapter- 2: Process control, product control, quality cycle. Chapter- 3: Moisture, moisture
regains moisture content. Moisture regain and moisture content of some fibers, relation
between moisture regain and moisture content.
Chapter- 4: Fiber fineness, airflow method of fiber fineness, twist, fiber maturity, relation
between immaturity count and fiber weight, tensile properties of fiber, yarn and fabric.
Chapter- 5: Yarn count: direct count and indirect count, their conversion measurement of yarn
count: bessley’s balance method, wrap reel method, knowles balance method.
Chapter- 6: Fabric stiffness, measurement of fabric stiffness. Fabric drapes ability,
measurement of fabric drapability. flammability of fabric and its rating, crease, crease

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recovery, crease recovery angle, measurement of crease recovery angle fastness properties
:rubbing fastness, wash fastness, perspiration fastness

Reference Books:
1. Principles of Textile Testing- By: J. E. Booth
2. Textile Quality- By: Mario Bona
3. Physical testing of textiles- By: B P saville
4. Testing of Textiles- AKM Faridul Azad

Paper Code 530568 Credits: 1 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Testing of textile - Practical

Experiment – 1: Identification of different textile fibers by burning test.

Experiment – 2: Determination of Fiber fineness by air flow method.
Experiment – 3: Determination of yarn count & CSP by wrap reel and balance method.
Experiment – 4: Determination of yarn count by Bossley’s balance method.
Experiment – 5: Determination of twist by twist tester of a given yarn sample.
Experiment – 6: Determination of GSM of a fabric (woven & knit).
Experiment – 7: Determination of fabric shrinkage/extension & spatiality.
Experiment – 8: Determination of color fastness to rubbing of a dyed sample.
Experiment – 9: Determination of color fastness to washing of a dyed sample.
Experiment – 10: Determination of fabric tensile, tear and bursting strength.

Reference Books:
1..Principles of Textile Testing- By: J. E. Booth
Paper Code 530569 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: International Trade & Transaction

Globalization and International Business: Definition of Globalization, International

Business, Importance, Contributing Factors, Modes of Operation, Drawbacks of Globalization.
The Political and Legal Environments Facing Business: Definition of a Political System,
Concept of Political Environment, Basic Political Ideologies, Political Risk, Definition of a
Legal System.
Garments Terms & Definition, GSP & QUOTA System: Garments Terms & Definitions,
GSP System, QUOTA System, and Hierarchy of needs theory.
The Determination of Exchange Rates: Foreign Exchange rate & Market, Foreign Exchange
instruments, How companies use foreign exchange, Objectives of the IMF.
Money and Banking: Origin of Banking, Number and Types of Banks in Bangladesh,
Bangladesh Bank.
The Economic Environments Facing Business: Importance of Economic Environments,
Features of an Economy, Definition of Economic System, Functions of World Bank, Countries
classified by Economic System.
Multimodal Transportation System: Multimodal transportation, Bill of lading, Technical
discussion on labeling requirements.
Export and Import Strategies and Documentation, Documentation of LC: Import and
export documentation, Documentation for opening L/C, Documentation for shipment.

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Foreign/International trade in Bangladesh: Factors or cuases and chararcteristics of foreign
trade in Bangladesh, Import procedures of Bangladesh, Problems of import Trade in
Bangladesh, Types of exporter in Bangladesh, Differences between the Home Trdae and
International Trade.
RMG Industry of Bangladesh: Garment Industry: An introduction, The development of the
garment industry in Bangladesh, Contribution of RMG to the Bangladesh Economy, Problems
and challenges of the Bangladesh RMG Industry.
The Cultural Environments Facing Business: Definition of Culture, Elements of Culture,
What is social stratification system?, Affecting IB by social stratification, Issues, Company
and Management Orientations.
Reference Books :

1. International Business, 13th Edition -- John Daniels, Lee Radebaugh, Daniel Sullivan
[Published by Prentice Hall 2011]
2. Garment& Textiles Merchandising, 3rd Edidtion, --- M.A Razzaque [Popular Publications]
3. Introduction to Business, 1st Edition, --- Dr. M. AtaurRahman, Md. Robiul Islam

4. The Readymade Garment Industry of Bangladesh -- Hafiz G.A. Siddique; [The University
Press Limited]
5. Global Business Today, 6th Edition -- Hill, Charles; [McGraw Hill Irwin]

Paper Code 530571 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Human Resource Management

Introduction: Definition–Nature–Components–Functions–Reasons for Growing Importance

of Human Resource Management–Principles–Philosophies–Challenges. Organizational
Factors-Organizational Performance Models – Internal and External Environment.

Human Resource Planning: Concepts–Purposes–Processes–Description of the Factors of

the Process.

Job Analysis and work study: Concepts–Definition–Terminologies–Importance

Information required–Steps–Methods–Writing job Descriptions and
Specifications–Types–Contents–Drafts– Guidelines–job Analysis in a Jobless World and
Reasons thereof – Techniques used to foster change.
Recruitment and Selections of Human Resources: Concepts – Factors – Sources and their
merits and demerits – Innovative sources of Recruitment – Recruitment Process – Selection
Process – Standard Selection Conditions, Reliability and Validity – Concepts – Steps to
validate a test – Guidelines to set a test program – sources of unreliability Interview – Concept
– Purpose – Process – Techniques Administrative Mechanism – Problems of Interviewing –
Detection of dishonesty – Techniques to Avoid Interview Mistakes.
Career Transition: Orientation – Concepts – Reasons – Programs – Problems, Transfer –
Concepts – Reasons – Types – Impacts, Promotion – Concepts – Rationale – Types – Basis –
Objectives – Devises of Promotion, Demotion – Definition – Reasons – Impact Techniques,
Separation – Layoff – Concepts – Purpose – Problems.

Skill Training: Concepts – Steps – Methods – Effectiveness Evaluation – Principles of

Learning Theory.

Performance Evaluation: Concepts – Importance – Purposes – Process – Methods –

Distortion Factors – Overcoming Pitfalls.

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 Wage and salary administration: Concepts – Goals – Considerations – Process, job Evaluation

– Concept – Steps – Methods – Current Issues.

Employee Benefits: Concepts – Process Goals – Importance – Benefits to Management.

Recommended Books:

1. Werther, B.William and Davis, Keith (1995).Human Resources and Personnel Management,
5th Edition, Irwin-McGraw Hill Co.

2. Wendell L French, (2006). Human Resources Management, 6th Edition, Houghton Mifflin
Company.
3. De Cenzo, A. David & Robbins, P.Stephen, (2012). Fundamentals of Human Resource
Management, 11th Edition, Wiley India Pvt. Ltd.

Paper Code 530573 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Apparel Industrial Engineering

This course includes the introduction; Tools & Techniques of Apparel Engineering, Method Study,
Principle of Motion Economy, Work Measurement, Time Study, SMV Calculation, Rating Calculation,
Activity Sampling, M/C Layout, Line Balancing and Incentive Calculation. Grade sewing operators.
Activities of Industrial Engineering Department. Difference between Production & Productivity.
Bottle Neck Identification with Solution.

Different calculations regarding production like productivity, efficiency, capacity, cost of

manufacturing etc. Determine machine requirements of new factory. Different ways to reduces WIP
from bottleneck operation. Man & machine ration of garments factory. Machine requirements to be
made a sewing line of garments factory. Techniques to reduce manpower from garments factory.

Reference Books:

1. Industrial Engineering & Production management: By Martin Telsang

2. Production& Operation management: By N.G Naiar
3. Industrial Engineering in Apparel Production Management: Engr Elis Khalil

4. Industrial Engineering & Production management for Garments, Textile and other industry by M.A
Sayeed

Paper Code 530623 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Cut & Sew Knitwear

Chapter- 1: Introducing, Discuss about syllabus & course outline.

Chapter- 2: Clothing, Difference among Clothing, Garments, Apparel, Function of
Apparel,
Types of knitwear with details.
Chapter- 3: Details about knit yarn, various properties, knit yarn preparation.
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 Chapter- 4: Yarn count, count conversion system and problem solving. Chapter- 5:
Fabric, types of fabric, types of knit fabric, difference, terms & definition of knit fabric.
Chapter- 6: Basic knitting elements details, Knitting machine. Basic weft knitted structure
plain and rib details, end use, machine setting, notation diagram,
Chapter- 7: Basic weft knitted structure interlock and purl details, end use, machine setting,
notation diagram, identification of single & double jersey,
Chapter- 8: GSM calculation of knit fabric. Production calculation of single jersey fabric.
Production calculation of rib and interlock fabric.
Chapter- 9: Ornamentation of single jersey fabric, single jersey derivatives, cam & needle
arrangement procedure.Some single jersey fabric notation diagram and their influences on
garments, cam & needle arrangement.

Chapter- 10: Some single jersey fabric notation diagram and their influences on garments,
cam & needle arrangement.
Chapter- 11: Various faults of weft knitted fabric and inspection procedure, 4 point system
for
fabric inspection. Basic idea about warp knitted fabric, basic overlap and under lap
variation.
Chapter- 12: Various stitches with their notation diagram of knitted fabric. Warp knitted
fabric with their lapping movement.
Chapter- 13: Consumption calculation of a T-shirt.
Chapter- 14: Consumption calculation of a polo shirt.
Chapter- 15: Consumption calculation of a knit trouser.
Chapter- 16: Major elements of cost.
Chapter- 17: FOB, C&F and CIF price calculation.

Reference:

1. Knitted Clothing Technology - Terry Brackenburry. Blackwell Science Ltd.

London
2. Introduction to Clothing Manufacture - Gerry Cocklin. Blackwell Science Ltd. London
3. Fabric Science - Arthur price, Fare child pub, NY, 1999.
4. Flat Knitting - Samuel Raz.

Paper Code 530575 Credits: 4 Class Hours: --hrs.

Paper Title: Computing for managers: E-professional - Practical

Introduction: Basic Studying of E-Business, History and development of E-Business, Types

of E-Business.

Topics: Basic concepts of Computer application in business, spreadsheet, data base, data base
and table design, creating and deleting tables, Photoshop; coral draw, Illustrator, flash, HTML,
Statistical Package, Internet, and E-mail processing. Formal Email Writing, CV Writing.

Introduction to different tools & illustrator software related to fashion designing, designing
technique using software, Motif Drawing and Design arrangement (Folk motif, Geometric
motif, Flower motif, Egyptian motif, Islamic motif, Indonesian motif, Saree border design,

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Neck line embroidery design (Kamiz for women), Neck line embroidery design (Panjabi
for men).
Basic garment and garment detailing drawing techniques (T-shirt, Skirt, Pant/Trouser, Basic
Top, Gown, Neck lines, Sleeve styles, Cuffs, Collar styles, Pockets). Fabric and Garment
Printing designing ( Fabric print design, Fabric check design, Fabric strip design, Fabric shaded
design, Chest print design). Fabric Texture designing. Accessories design ( Different type
button & zipper design ), By using computer graphic software.

Reference Books:
1. Internet for Business – Brummer, Lavrej – Cambridge
2. Introduction to Computers Peter Norton ,Sixth Edition McGrawHill
3. Computer Fundamentals – P.K Sinha ( B.P.B publication )
4. Fundamentals of Computer – V.Rajaramanna ( Prentice Hall )
5. Computers and Commonsense Hunt, J. Shelley ,Prentice Hall of India
6. Computer in Business – Sanders D – McGraw Hill

 By- Kevin Tallon.

 Digital Fashion Illustration with Photoshop and Illustrator
 Fashion and Textile Design with Photoshop and Illustrator: Professional Creative
Practice (Required Reading Range) by Robert Hume (Author)

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 Year -3, Semester-6
Paper Code 530578 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Advanced Garments Construction - Practical

Constructing a Cargo pant: Practically Cargo pant construction procedure demonstrates to

the students in the sewing lab by process break down of a Cargo pant.
Constructing a Hoodie jacket : Practically Hoodie jacket construction procedure
demonstrates to the students in the sewing lab by process break down of a Hoodie jacket.

Reference Books:
1. Apparel manufacturing - sewn product analysis - Ruth E Glock , Grace I. Kunz
2. The technology of clothing manufacture- Harold Carr & Barbara Latham
3. Fashion production terms – Debbie Ann and berke

Paper Code 530579 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Finishing Room: Wash Care Label

This course covers an introduction to Activities o Finishing Room, Organ gram, Responsibility
of Finishing Personal, Various types of Accessories for the finishing room , Various types of
Machine, Tools and Equipments used in the Section, Understanding of Packing and Packaging,
Cartoon Measurement and CBM Calculations, Carton costing calculation , shipping container
specification, Packing Assortment: Packing list making.

Importance of care label, Understanding of care symbol, different care labeling systems,
details about international care labeling system, principles of GINETEX care labeling system,
meaning of international care labeling code .

Reference Books:
1. The technology of clothing manufacture- Harold Carr & Barbara Latham
2. Introduction to Clothing Manufacturing, Gerry Cookline& Blackwell Scienc
3. Garments & Technology, M. A. Kashem
4. An Introductory knowledge About Garments manufacturing Technology by Md.
SaifulAzam

Paper Code 530581 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Apparel Merchandising Management

1. Consumption & Costing: An introduction

2. Analysis of tech. Pack and PO sheet
3. Garment’s parts, points and measuring
4. Consumption Type, methods and procedures
5. Woven Fabric consumption: Tops & bottoms
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 6. Knit fabric consumption: Tops, Bottoms and undergarments
7. Trims and accessories consumption
8. Fabric, trims and accessories costing
9. Cost of embellishments
10. CM calculation
11. Commercial, banking and other cost calculations
12. Garments costing and pricing
Reference Books:

6. Chaffey, Mayer, Johnston, Ellis-Chadwick (2000) Internet Marketing, Prentice Hall.

7. Hagel, J and Singer M. (1999) Net Worth, McKinsey.
8. Fashion for Profit: From Design Concept to Apparel Manufacturing .- By Frances Harder
9. Apparel Manufacturing: Sewn Product Analysis, 4/E By Glock Ruth E., Glock
Costing for the Fashion Industry By Michael Jeffrey, Nathalie Evans

Paper Code 530609 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Fully Fashioned Knitwear

Chapter- 1: Introduction to Fully Fashioned Knitwear.

Chapter- 2: Appreciation of various knitting machine, knitting elements & knitting structure.
Chapter- 3: Manufacturing advantage & disadvantage.
Chapter- 4: Knitting yarn production and properties.
Chapter- 5: Choosing yarn for knitting design.
Chapter- 6: Production technique of fully fashioned knitwear.
Chapter- 7: Process (operation) breakdown/analysis.
Chapter- 8: Understanding basic design/stitch analysis, properties, manufacturing techniques

& end uses (Jersey, Ribgating, Double Jersey etc.).

Chapter- 9: Basic Knit Structure (stitch) notation.

Chapter- 10: Understanding Fancy knitting Technique & structure on V-bed knitting machine
like shaker/half cardigan, full cardigan, drop knit, Milano design, Zigzag, tuck design, different
cables & diamond design etc.

Chapter- 11: The knitwear style & design analysis.

Chapter- 12: Analysis of the variables in the knitwear design and fashioning (pattern or design
chart) calculation technique.

Chapter- 13: Quality aspects in V-bed knitting, material control, process control etc.
Chapter- 14: Merchandising technique in fully fashioned knitwear.
Chapter- 15: Calculating yarn consumption for Fully Fashioned Knitwear.

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Chapter- 16: Costing & Pricing technique for Fully Fashioned Knitwear.

Reference Books :

1. The Technology of Clothing Manufacture - Harroldcarr and Barbara Latham. Blackwell

Science Ltd. London 1994
2. Knitted Clothing Technology - Terry Brackenburry. Blackwell Science Ltd. London
3. Introduction to Clothing Manufacture - Gerry Cocklin. Blackwell Science Ltd. London
4. Fabric Science - Arthur price, Fare child pub, NY, 1999.
5. Flat Knitting - Samuel Raz.
6. A Guide to Total Quality Management - Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow U.K. 1991.
7. Quality Assurance for Textile and Apparel - Fare Child Publications, NY, 1998

Paper Code 530583 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Industrial Garments washing

Introduction to Garments Washing: General discussion about denim fabric, Basic principles
of garments washing, definition, purpose and effects of garments washing process,
Classification of denim washing process.

Function of various chemical used in washing: Brief discussion about function, properties,
application, criteria and general mechanism of wetting agent, Chelating agent, softener,
silicone, resin, KMnO4, Sodium meta bi-sulphite, NaOH, Sodium carbonate, Bleaching
powder, Acetic acid, leveling agent, soap and detergents, anti foaming agent, anti backstainer
etc.

Garments Washing Machine: Function and Mechanisms of top loading and front loading
machine, grinding machine, pen grinder, 3-D crinkler, plastic staple machine, gas and steam
dryer, laser treatment, PP spray gun, pp cabin, whiskering pattern, abrasive paper etc.

Common dry processes: Purpose, application procedure and problems of hand scraping,
whiskering (manual and laser), destroy, pp spray, pp spot, tacking or tagging, grinding, heat
pressing, aquarium wash etc.

Common wet processes: Purpose, application procedure and problems of garments/normal

wash, rinse wash, tie wash, pigment wash, caustic wash, enzyme wash, stone wash, stone
enzyme wash, towel bleach wash, acid wash/snow wash/ white wash, burn-out wash.

Introduction garments dyeing: General overview on garments dyeing, distinguishes between

garments and fabric dyeing, characteristics of different dyes used in garments dyeing, garments
dyeing with direct dyes, reactive dyes and pigment.

Garments dyeing with different concepts: Application procedure, criteria and process
parameters of Cold pigment dyeing, tie and dyeing, dip dyeing, florescent pigment dyeing,
Common dyeing problems (cloudy dyeing, unevenness, reproducibility, fastness problems,
spots and poor appearance goods) and remedies.
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Garments over dyeing and tinting: Introduction to garments over dyeing and tinting, tinting
with direct dyes and reactive dyes, garments over dyeing with reactive dyes, special chemicals
used in garments dyeing, Quality control in garments washing and dyeing, ways and means of
quality control, quality flow-chart for wet process ,different types of washing faults

Reference Books :
Practical Hand Book of Washing and Dyeing -- Engr. Md. SaifurRahman
Home dyeing with natural dyes by Margaret S.Furry& Bess M. Viemont
Recent published journal articles.
Garments Washing & Dyeing by M.T Islam
Paper Code 530772 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Pattern Grading - Practical

This course includes an introduction to master pattern; size chart, rectangle grading;
measurement different and tabulation; grade plan, basic skirt grading; curve grading, neck and
armhole, sleeve, cuff and collar grading; bodice block grading; trouser grading with industrial
chart; grading of different part of garments; grading of apparels with industrial chart;

Reference Books:
1. Pattern making for fashion design — Helen Joseph, Armstrong
2. Metric Pattern Cutting — Winifred Aldrich

Paper Code 530774 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Fashion marketing

Fashion Marketing Basics: Introduction to Fashion Marketing.Understanding the 4Ps and an

additional 7Ps of fashion marketing.Analyzing Market Environment (SWOT and PEST
Analysis, Consumer Studies, Segmentation strategies). Understanding the importance of
stewardship, ethical responsibilities and sustainability in regards to fashion.

Product Analysis: Understanding Product Analysis.Analyzing Fashion Cycle and Product

Portfolio Analysis (Boston Matrix).Conceptualization of Branding, Brand Management and
E-Branding. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis. Introduction to Internet Marketing Trend and
Forecasting Analysis of Clothing and Accessories.Preparation of Trend Board.Understanding
Research and Development.Understanding Commercial and Luxury Fashion.

Buying and Logistics: Understanding the difference between B2B and B2C aspect of fashion.
Fashion Supply Chain Analysis. Understanding the Roles and Responsibilities of Fashion
Buyers. Relation Analysis with Buyers and Manufactures.Understanding the concept of
Fashion Retail.

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Fashion Promotion: Understanding the Promotional Mix and the Four Dimensions of Fashion
Promotion.Analysis of Integrated Fashion Communication.Online Promotional
strategies.Understanding the importance of Public Relations, Viral Advertising and Social
Network Marketing.Preparation of Fashion Communication Model including Budget
Analysis.Introduction to Visual Merchandising and its promotional techniques.Preparing Press
Releases and Creative Briefs.

Pricing in Fashion: Conceptualization of various pricing methodologies adopted for various

fashion products. Understanding the Value Chain Analysis.Analysis of Consumer spending
patterns of various target markets. Relationship between pricing strategies involved while
executing sustainable fashion operations. Break Even Analysis.

Consumer Analysis: Understanding the stages of purchase behavior. Understanding the social
and psychological factors involved in consumer choices. Introduction to Consumerism in
Fashion.Methods of identifying Niche markets in fashion. Understanding the fashion
movement theory (Trickle Up, Down, Across, fashion leaders and followers).

Assignments and Research: Understanding the various research methods used to collect and
analyze primary and secondary data. Conceptualization of plagiarism, referencing and the
ensuing rules regulations associated with market research and reports. The rules and
regulations regarding assignments and research are as follows:

• Research Literature should be referred accordingly using either Harvard or OSCOLA

method. These are the links that will guide the students on how to construct references:
http://www.staffs.ac.uk/assets/harvard_quick_guide_tcm44-47797.pdf.

• Assignments would be based on case studies regarding the current marketing events of
either a particular market or marketing practices by various brands both local and
international (See Important Reading Materials).

• Students would be asked to prepare trend board based on secondary research from
wgsn.com or even Google regarding the current fashion trend in terms of season, color,
fabrics and accessories and present them in the form of a collage in class.

• Students would also prepare presentation sessions promoting a mock brand and prepare
a Fashion Communication Model to support their promotion.

• Other assignment would include group work such as field activities such as primary
data collection and analysis regarding consumer studies, positioning analysis, market
segmentation, etc.

• Students would be involved in groups with real brands to study their ideal consumers
and analyze current trends in lieu with typical designs associated with consumer
demand.

• The module also considers the time students take to develop assignments such as
construction of trend boards, creative brief and fashion communication presentations.

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Reference Books:

1. The Value of the UK Fashion Industry, the British Fashion Council, 2009 (Oxford
Economics).
2. AarongSuperbrand, Pride of Bangladesh, 2010 (www.aarong.com).

3. Themed Flagship Stores of the New millennium, theory, practice and prospects (Kozinets et.
al, 2002). Journal of Retailing.

4. Analyzing Competitiveness of clothing export sector of India and Bangladesh,

International Business Journal, 2013, Lalit Mohan Kathuria.

5. Consumer confidence as a predictor of consumption spending evidence for the United States
and the Euro Area, Stephane Dees, Pedro Soares Brinca, European Central Bank, June 2011
6. Fashion Marketing, 3rd Edition, Mike Easey, 2009.
7. Fashion Marketing: Contemporary Issues, 2nd Edition, 2007, Tony Hines, Margaret Bruce.

Paper Code 530585 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Apparel Lean Manufacturing

1. Introduction to Lean Manufacturing System

2. History of Lean
3. Importance of Lean application in RMG industries
4. Lean Principles
5. Toyota Production System
6. Lean Tools and Techniques:
a. 5S
b. Andon
c. Bottleneck Analysis
d. Continuous Flow
e. Gemba (The Real Place)
f. Heijunka (Level Scheduling)
g. Hoshin Kanri (Policy Deployment)
h. Jidoka (Autonomation)
i. Just-In-Time (JIT)
j. Kaizen (Continuous Improvement)
k. Kanban (Pull System)
l. KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
m. Muda (Waste)
n. Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
o. PDCA (Plan, Do, Check, Act)
p. Poka-Yoke (Error Proofing)
q. Root Cause Analysis

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 r. Single-Minute Exchange of Dies (SMED)
s. Six Big Losses
t. SMART Goals
u. Standardized Work
v. Takt Time
w. Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
x. Value Stream Mapping
y. Visual Factory

7. Six sigma
8. Waste Reduction Techniques in RMG industries
9. Plan, implement, and evaluate the impact of a lean manufacturing in RMG industries.

Reference Books:

1. Ronald G Askin, ―Design and Analysis of Lean Production system, John Wiley and
Sons, New York, 2003.
2. Black J T and Steve L Hunter, ―Lean Manufacturing Systems and Cell design‖,
Society of Manufacturing Engineers, USA, 2003.
3. Dennis P Hobbs, ―Lean Manufacturing Implementation: A complete Execution
Manual for any Size Manufacturing, J Rose, Publishing Inc, 2004.
4. Implementation of Lean Manufacturing Tools in Garment Manufacturing Process- by
Naresh Paneru ( Thesis)
5. Lean Manufacturing Implementation in Garment Industry- Manoj Kumar Sain

Paper Code 530587 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Supply chain management

Building a strategic framework to analyze supply chains: Understanding the supply chains,
objectives of supply chain, importance of supply chain, supply chain stages, supply chain
integration: push, pull, push-pull system.

Supply chain performance- achieving strategic fit and scope: Competitive and supply chain
strategies, achieving strategic fit, economies of scale, product life cycle.

Supply chain drivers and metrics: Supply chain drivers- logistical and cross-functional
(facility, inventory, transportation, information, pricing and sourcing), obstacles in achieving
strategic fit.

Managing economies of scale in a supply chain- cycle inventory: Role of cycle inventory in
supply chain, estimating cycle inventory, lot sizing for a single product (EOQ), multiple
products with lots ordered & delivered independently, all unit quantity discount.

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Managing uncertainty in supply chain- safety inventory: Role of safety inventory in supply
chain, measuring product availability, replenishment policy, evaluate cycle service level and
fill rate, evaluating safety inventory, impact of supply chain uncertainty on safety inventory.

Transportation in a supply chain: The role of transportation in a supply chain, definition of

shipper and carrier, modes of transportation and their performance characteristics, design
options for a transportation network.

Sourcing decisions in a supply chain: Role of sourcing in a supply chain, benefits from
effecting sourcing decisions, supplier sourcing and assessment, buy-back contracts,
revenue-sharing contracts, quantity-flexibility contracts, contracts to coordinate supply chain
costs, contracts to induce supply chain performance.

Reference Books :
Supply chainstrategy , planning & operation –By Sunil Chopra.

Year -4, Semester-7

Paper Code 540589 Credits: 2 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Sourcing & Negotiation techniques

Chapter- 1: Ethical Sourcing Policy; Code of conduct of suppliers Sourcing Principles.

Chapter- 2: Method of Sourcing/ Sourcing Criteria

Chapter- 3: Ten things to Consider for Sourcing Success

Chapter- 4: International Sourcing; Sourcing Criteria and Process

Chapter- 5: Sourcing Management; Introduction of Souring Management, SourcingStrategy,

Domestic International Sourcing, Sourcing Priorities and Process

Chapter- 6: Principles of Negotiation

Chapter- 7: Negotiation Action; The Win-Loss Approach to Negotiation, The Win-Win Approach to
Negotiation, Avoiding Misunderstanding in Negotiation

Chapter- 8: Interpersonal Skills; Verbal Communication Skills, Non-verbal Communication, Effective

Listening, Effective Speaking

Chapter- 9: Listening Skills; The ten Principles of Listening, Active Listening

Chapter- 10: Problem Solving; Stages of Problem Solving, Identifying and Structuring

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Chapter- 11: Negotiation: Price and Lead time

Decision Making- An Introduction; Stages of Decision Making

Chapter- 12: Assertiveness- An Introduction; Passive, Aggressive and Assertive

Chapter- 13: Body Language; Gesture, Posture

Chapter- 14: The problem-solving approach

Chapter- 15: Business Negotiation on the Internet

Reference Books:

1. Combined Strategic and Tactical Negotiation Methodology For Resolving Complex Brownfield
Conflicts------ Keith W. Hipel, TarekHegazy, Saied Yousefi.

2. Developing Negotiation Case Studies---- James K. Sebenius

3. Negotiation---- Brosh M. Teucher, Jeanne M. Brett, Brain C. Gunia

4. Global Sourcing Development---- Jens Hultman, Susanne Hertz, RhonaJohnsen, Thomas Johnsen

5. Supplier Selection in the International Environment---- ArzuTektas, AycanAytekin.

6. A Model of Best Practices for a Sourcing Process---- SpotdealersOy

Paper Code 540780 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Product development & re-engineering - Practical

Chapter- 1: Basic concept of working procedure in the industry. Introduce with course content
& basic concept of industrial product development, how it works& job responsibility Chapter-
2: Introduce with latest trend & trend forecast analysis of 2016/2017, how to access of your
better inspirational work with demo presentation. Gained knowledge about fashion trend & the
procedure how it modify for ready to wear garments

Chapter- 3: Market trend analysis for the re-development of existing product design, design
analysis ,conceptual design developmentKnow the taste of culture ,attitude , food habit& the
dress up of different people of different country, their size & how it impact to the fashion
industry.

Chapter- 4: How to give booking & sample requisition& mail communicationFor increasing
communication skill & preparation of how they work in the industry

Chapter- 5: Industrial print name, print identification, demo presentation. Gain knowledge
about Industrial print ,price idea& how it make & measure

Chapter- 6: Industrial embroidery name, different types of embroidery identification, demo

presentation
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Chapter- 7: Industrial wash name, different types of wash identification, demo presentation
Chapter- 8: Making tech pack Including all the stuff & the detailing
Chapter- 9: Identify the problem & correction of submitted tech pack
Chapter- 10: Assignment submission of Fabrication, Assignment submission of
print, Assignment submission of embroidery, Assignment submission of different types of
wash

Chapter- 11: Consumption and Costing calculation

Chapter- 12: Design Selection from inspiration, Develop product according to the inspiration,
Solve Pattern, Completing the file with all data, Problem solving

Reference Books:

1. Fashion concept from consumer behavior- 3rd edition - by Gini Stephens Frings
2. Design Process, practice & Innovation -Kathryn McKelvey&Janine Maslow
3. Fashion Source 6th edition: - Kathryn McKelvey

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 Paper Code 540782 Credits: 3 Class Hours: --hrs.
Paper Title: Garments CAD - Practical

Introduction to CAD system, Objective of using CAD , Different types of Cad software &
Hardware , Different functions of CAD systems ,Working sequence of CAD section in apparel
industry;

Practical work:
 Creation of size table
 Pattern Creation & modification by CAD software ( T-shirt, polo shirt, basic long
sleeve shirt & basic trouser)
 Pattern grading by CAD software ( T-shirt, polo shirt, basic long sleeve shirt & basic
trouser)
 Marker making by CAD software

CAD Software Name: Lectra (Modaris, Diamino, Vigiprint/Justprint)

Reference Books
1. Aldrich W- Metric Pattern Cutting- Blackwell
2. Aldrich W- Metric Pattern Cutting for Menswear – Blackwell
3. Armstrong H- Pattern Cutting
4. Beazley A & Bond T – Computer-Aided Pattern Design & Product Development–
Blackwell

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 Paper Code 540784 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Fashion Retailing & visual Merchandising - Practical

An Introductory Analysis of On-Site Retailing: Retail Development, Identification of

Specialty Stores, Department Stores, Department Store Conglomerates, The Future of
Department Store Retailing Requires, Off-Price Retail Buying, Multi-Channels, The Global
Scene, Reasons for Global Expansion, Caution, Global Expansion Dangers, Global Expansion
Methods, Retail Trends.

The emergence of Off-Site Fashion Retailing: Off-site Retailing, Electronic Retailing,

Important Factors in Web Site Creation, Web Site Design Considerations, Classifications of
E-Retailers, Top Retailers with Internet Web Sites, To Enhance Consumer Experience with
Online Shopping, Catalog Shopping Benefits, Home Shopping Retailing, Trends in Off-site
Retailing.

Organizational Structures: What is Organizational Structure, OS Changes, OS Enhances

Operations, Line Positions, Staff Positions, Classifications of Fashion Retailers, On-site
Classifications, Single Unit Specialty Stores, Major Plan, Contemporary Organization,
Merchandising Functions, Promotional Activities, Store Management Activities, Store
Operations Activities, Human Resources Activities, Large Chain Organizations, Off-site
Classifications, and Trends in Organizational Structures.

The Fashion Consumer: Identification and Analysis: Consumer Buying Motives, Rational
Motives, Emotional Motives, Patronage Motives, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Decision
Making, Demographics, Psychographics, The VALS Segments, Demographic Factors, Age
Groups, Social Class Groupings, Family Life Cycle, Trends in Fashion Consumer Behavior
and Status.

Classifications and Methodology of Retail Research: Retail Research Components, Store

Location, The Consumer, Merchandising, Advertising and Promotion, Customer Services,
Human Resources, Sales Methods, Competition, The Research Process, Methods of Gathering
Data, Questionnaire Considerations, Trends in Retail Research.

Visual merchandising basics: Why do we display; Color and texture; line and composition;
Light and lighting; Types of display and display settings.

Store Interiors: Focal points, Island displays; Risers and platforms; The runway; The catwalk;
Counters and display cases; Demonstration cubes; Ledges; 100 percent traffic areas;
alternatives to mannequin, Fixtures

Visual Merchandising and display techniques: Attention getting devices: Color, Light, line
and composition, Texture, Scale, contrast, repetition, Humor, Motion, Mirrors, Surprise and
shock; familiar symbols; Sale Ideas; Graphics and signage;

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Space Planning Principles: Space architecture and retail formats; Space hierarchy; Space
planning layouts; Customer Navigation; Journey to sale; Case Study

Research and design: Visual Design Development; Model Making and experimentation;
Concept development; Presentation and communication of visual concepts; Visual Themes;
Case Study.

Reference Books:
1. Visual Merchandising and Display by Martin M. Pegler
2. Fashion Retailing-A Multi-Channel Approach – Ellen Diamond

Paper Code 540591 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: ISO and Compliance

Introduction: Introduce & Discuss on the course outline, Present scenario of the RMG sector
of Bangladesh, Major challenges facing by the RMG sector of Bangladesh, What is
Compliance?
Importance of Compliance: Why Compliance is so important for the RMG sector of
Bangladesh?
Issues involved: Different issues involved in Compliance which are obvious to comply by the
Industry Management. In this chapter common issues will be discussed.
General Requirements of Compliance in Garment Industry: General requirements of the
customer to be discussed in this chapter which is very important for garment industry.
ETI base code: What is ETI? Importance of ETI for export oriented garment Industry, Also
requirement of Ethical Trading Initiative will be discussed here.
BSCI code of conduct: Which are very important for a certain group of customer and the
requirements will be discussed in this topic?
Policies & Flowchart: To fulfill customer requirements factory should frame some policies
and maintain flowchart to implement, that will be discussed in this topic.
WRAP certification: Why WRAP certification is important for the garment factory to be
discussed.
Accord: Activities of Accord will be discussed.
Alliance: Activities of Alliance needed to discuss.
Multimedia Presentation: In this presentation some of the activities regarding compliance
will be presented.
Introduction to ISO: What is ISO? Importance of ISO. Discuss on the activities & Standards
of ISO.
ISO 9000: Discussion on ISO 9000 Series Standards its importance & Application.

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Benefits of ISO 9000 Certification: Discussion on common benefits of ISO certification.
Requirements of ISO 9001: Discussion on the requirements to be fulfilled to achieve
certificate.

Records required by ISO 9001: 2000

Records & Documents should have in garment industry for implementing 9001

QMS (Quality Management System): Importance & Implementation of QMS in RMG

industry to achieve standard for ISO certificate.

ISO 14000: Environmental standard will be discussed in this topic.

SA 8000: Certification on Social Accountability & Human rights

Paper Code 540593 Credits: 3 Class Hours:-- hrs.

Paper Title: Consumer behavior

1. Introduction to Consumer Behavior: Defining consumer behavior, why study

consumer behavior, applying consumer behavior knowledge, consumer decision making,
an overview of consumer behavior.

2. Culture and The Consumer Behavior: Culture, components of culture, useful concepts
of cultural analysis, cross-cultural research and multinational marketing,
subcultures-nature of subculture, different types of subcultures and their marketing
implications.

3. Socialization, Reference Groups, and Social Change: Social organizations and

reference groups, socialization, reference groups norms and conformity, social change,
how social trends affect consumption.

4. Social Class and Buying Behavior: Social class, social stratification, research models of
social class, social class and buying behavior.

5. Consumer Behavior and Family: Family, influences on family decision making, using
family concepts in marketing.

6. Motivation and Personality Aspects of Consumer Behavior: Motivation and

personality, motivation theories, motivation research methods the concept of personality,
personality theories, personality in consumer behavior research.

7. Consumer Decision Process: Problem recognition, search and evaluation, purchasing

processes, post purchase behavior

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 Recommended Books:

1. Islam Chowdury, Md. Asraful (2000). Consumer Behavior, Printing and Publication
Department, Bangladesh Open University
2. Berkman, Harold W. and Gilson, Christopher C. (1986).Consumer Behavior: Concepts and
Strategies, Kent Publishing Company, Boston.
3. London, David L. & Della Bitta,Albert J. (1993) Consumer Behavior, 4 th Edition,
McGraw-Hill International Editions, Marketing Series.

4. Sehiffman Leon G. and Kanuk, Leslie Lazar (1997).Consumer Behavior, 6th Edition,
Prentice-Hall of India.

Paper Code 540595 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Production & Operation Management

Production Management: Production System, Plant Location and Factory Layout, Production
Planning and Control
Operation management: Definition, objectives, importance , operation management function and
management skill; Om decision making , strategy and tactics, OM evaluation
Product development & process selection: product development, product lifecycle, process
selection, job shop, batch, assembly line, continuous and project. Process improvement techniques

Performance measurement: work Measurement & its objectives and techniques, work
measurement by Time study, work sampling, GSD, Productivity and efficiency calculation
Comparative analysis of work measurement techniques

Facility Layout: Product layout, process Layout, cellular layout, fixed position layout, Line
balancing

Forecasting: importance of forecasting, qualitative and quantitative techniques. Qualitative (Jury

of executive opinion, consumer/market survey, Delphi Method). Qualitative (Naïve approach
moving average, weighted moving average, exponential smoothing, exponential smoothing with
trend, time serious analysis, regression analysis. Forecasting error, MAD, Capacity planning:
planning and objectives, design capacity, effective capacity, determinants of Effective capacity,
developing capacity alternative, Evaluating capacity alternatives

Facility Location: Factors affecting location decision, plant location method, Factor rating
system, Center of Gravity Method, service location method, locating service facility

Aggregate planning: concept of Aggregate planning, purpose and scope, balancing demand
and capacity. Demand option and capacity option. Selecting appropriate options
Inventory management: Inventory and its function , objectives of inventory control, ABC

classification, EOQ model, EPQ model, Quantity discount models

Material Requirement Planning: MRP purpose, inputs, BOM, MPs, inventory record, MRP -II
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Scheduling: Gantt chart, Bar Chart, CPM and PERT, Time and action plan, priority rules (FCFS,
SPT, EDD, Johnson rules)

Reference Books:
1. Production and Operation management- J. heizer, B render
2. Operation management – Dr. Ziaul- HauqMamun

3. Operation Management for competitive advantages by- Richard B. Chase, F. Robbert Jacobs,
Nicholas J. Aquilano
4. Industrial Engineering in Apparel Production management- MartanTelsang

Paper Code 540597 Credits: 3 Class Hours: -- hrs.

Paper Title: Advanced Quality Control Management

This course is designed aiming to provide technical knowledge in advanced level on Quality
Control Management in Clothing Industry. After having the course the student will be able to meet
the customer requirement by developing Quality Assurance team in the Industry and they will have
knowledge on different issues on Quality assurance for clothing Industry such as – Quality Control
Circle, Quality Control Tools, quality Specification, Waste Control & Productivity, Quality
Manual, Difference between Quality control & Quality Assurance. 10 Reasons garments having
poor quality which might not addressing, 9 steps guide to eliminate shade variations in garments.
Inline inspection in garments industry, Types of inline inspection, purpose of inline inspection.
Traffic Light Quality Control System. Check list of inline inspection concept of Standard, Lab tests
for quality requirements. Understanding DHU ( defect per hundred units).calculation cost of poor
quality (COPQ).

Reference Books :

Quality Assurance for Garment & Textiles By – Sara J. Kadlph

Managing Quality in Apparel Industry By – P. V. Mehtha

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 Year -4, Semester-8
Paper Code 540598 Credits: 4 Class Hours: -- hrs.
Paper Title: Internship ( Final project) – Practical

Guideline for project work (Research paper)

1. Types of Project Work Can be:
a) Comparative study
b) Case study
c) Experimental
d) Analytical

2. Every group of student (maximum-5) must receive a special topic from the supervisor
(faculty) for the final project work.
3. Any duplication in the project is strictly prohibited.

4. All students should prepare their report in the prescribed format under the given headings.

The Comprehensive Viva will cover the entire 4 years courses of study. 60% weight age will
be on the departmental subjects. 40% weight age will be on all other subjects. No specific
class hour will be assigned for the Comprehensive Viva. A separate handbook is prepared as
a guide line for Comprehensive Viva.

Text book:

Research Methods for Business Students by Mark N.K. Saunders (Author), Adrian Thornhill
(Author), Philip Lewis (Author)

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