A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Fashion Design and Production
- Catalog edition
- 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- Through application of Lasell's Connected Learning philosophy, Fashion students have ongoing opportunities to apply theoretical concepts through industry-oriented assignments and by working in the field with recognized leaders in the fashion industry. The upper-level professional courses are oriented toward a critical thinking and decision-making environment that graduates will face when making the transition from college to middle and upper-management positions. Students learn how to plan strategically, organize for profitability, and cultivate creativity. These elements of learning are carefully woven together, and additionally include student engagement in community service-learning projects and a focus on social responsibility. Fashion Design and Production students are equipped with a comprehensive creative and practical skillset in garment design and product development processes. The Senior capstone courses bring together the knowledge accumulated throughout the program, resulting in each student's production of a highly creative and professionally executed eight-piece original collection, showcased at the Lasell Senior Collections Fashion Show. Through industry internships, the students' knowledge becomes grounded in best practices and valuable networking opportunities. Fashion Design and Production graduates are well-positioned for successful careers as apparel or textile designers, tech designers, product developers, patternmakers, stylists and costume designers. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Fashion Design & Production. Program Fee Each Fashion Design & Production student is charged a program fee for each semester. This program fee covers purchase, maintenance, and repair of all equipment, supplies, hardware, software, guest speaker honoraria, workshop professionals, and miscellaneous materials/supplies that are necessary to maximize student learning and support a professional learning environment. This fee does not cover the cost of supplies for individual projects to be purchased separately. The following goals and associated learning outcomes delineate what we strive for students to achieve when they complete a major program of study in Fashion: Goal 1: Professional Attitudes and Skills Upon completion of a major program of study in Fashion, students will be able to: 1. exhibit professional engagement and behavior. 2. develop and implement a path toward a professional career. 3. utilize collaborative skills in a diverse marketplace. 4. exercise leadership capabilities in multi-role scenarios. 5. demonstrate the ability to constructively critique and self-reflect. Goal 2: Application of Business Practices Relevant to the Contemporary Global Fashion Industry Upon completion of a major program of study in Fashion, students will be able to: 1. demonstrate a readiness to build upon discipline-specific technology. 2. apply theoretical concepts for effective planning and problem solving. 3. interpret visual elements of design demonstrating aesthetic literacy. 4. research the historical and contemporary industry drivers as they pertain to the global business landscape.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166391
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166391_2bcfe2b6
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
26 items
- As published: “ARTS126”
- As published: “ARTS207”
- As published: “FASD103”
- As published: “FASD104”
- As published: “FASD107”
- As published: “FASD201”
- As published: “FASD202”
- As published: “FASD205”
- As published: “FASD206”
- As published: “FASD215”
- As published: “FASD220”
- As published: “FASD301”
- As published: “FASD307”
- As published: “FASD313”
- As published: “FASD322”
- As published: “FASD327”
- As published: “FASD409”
- As published: “FASD410”
- As published: “FASD465”
- As published: “FASD466”
- As published: “FASH200”
- As published: “FASH303”
- As published: “FASH309”
- As published: “FASH415”
- As published: “MATH108X”
Major Requirements: 79 credits
133 items
- As published: “ARTS101 - Studio Drawing I”
- As published: “ARTS103 - Printmaking”
- As published: “ARTS106 - Museum Discovery (KP)”
- As published: “ARTS110 - Traditions & Methods of Art Photography”
- As published: “ARTS111 - Intro to Ceramics”
- As published: “ARTS113 - Clay Figure Sculpting”
- As published: “ARTS120 - Three-D Design”
- As published: “ARTS126 - Fundamentals of Visual Art (KP)”
- As published: “ARTS130 - Watercolor”
- As published: “ARTS201 - Studio Drawing II”
- As published: “ARTS205 - Art for Educators (KP)”
- As published: “ARTS207 - Figure Drawing”
- As published: “ARTS219 - Digital Photography I”
- As published: “ARTS301 - Studio Drawing III”
- As published: “ARTS302 - Studio Painting II”
- As published: “ARTS304 - These Walls can Talk: Mural Painting”
- As published: “ARTS319 - Digital Photography II”
- As published: “ARTS399 - Internship Seminar”
- As published: “ARTS400 - Internship”
- As published: “FASD103 - Apparel Construction Techniques I”
- As published: “FASD104 - Apparel Construction Techniques II”
- As published: “FASD107 - Draping I - Fundamentals”
- As published: “FASD201 - Flat Pattern Design I”
- As published: “FASD202 - Flat Pattern Design II”
- As published: “FASD205 - Digital Design for Apparel”
- As published: “FASD206 - Cut & Sew Stretch Knits”
- As published: “FASD215 - Fashion Illustration”
- As published: “FASD219 - Textile Arts”
- As published: “FASD220 - Fashion Design Concepts”
- As published: “FASD301 - Professional Presentation Methods”
- As published: “FASD306X - Elements of Haute Couture”
- As published: “FASD307 - Flat Pattern III - Tailoring”
- As published: “FASD313 - Draping II - Couture”
- As published: “FASD322 - Sweater Knit Design”
- As published: “FASD325 - Fashion Design: Special Topics”
- As published: “FASD327 - Market of Specialization”
- As published: “FASD409 - Senior Thesis Development”
- As published: “FASD410 - Senior Thesis Production”
- As published: “FASD425 - Fashion Design: Special Topics”
- As published: “FASD465 - Cad I- Lectra”
- As published: “FASD466 - Cad II- Lectra”
- As published: “FASH101 - The Business of Fashion”
- As published: “FASH102 - The Fashion Consumer”
- As published: “FASH105 - Excel for the Industry”
- As published: “FASH200 - Fash Hist I:Imperial Societies to Indust”
- As published: “FASH201 - Merchandise Planning & Control”
- As published: “FASH204 - Fashion Research Abroad”
- As published: “FASH206 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry”
- As published: “FASH207 - Digital Tools for Fashion”
- As published: “FASH211 - Retail Management and Operations”
- As published: “FASH212 - Visual Merchandising”
- As published: “FASH218 - Fashion Communication”
- As published: “FASH219 - Fash Industry Professional Development”
- As published: “FASH302 - Retail Operations”
- As published: “FASH303 - Fash Hist II:Modernity to Globalization”
- As published: “FASH306 - Fashion Styling for Photography”
- As published: “FASH307 - Fashion Brand Management”
- As published: “FASH308 - Fashion Show Production”
- As published: “FASH309 - Apparel Product Development”
- As published: “FASH310 - Digital Marketing”
- As published: “FASH315 - Trend Forecasting”
- As published: “FASH317 - Ethics in the Fashion Industry”
- As published: “FASH325 - Special Topics”
- As published: “FASH342 - Fashion & Culture”
- As published: “FASH401 - Fash Industry Professional Development”
- As published: “FASH406 - Global Retailing”
- As published: “FASH407 - Digital Commerce & Analytics”9
- As published: “FASH409X - Studio 1851: Pop-up Management”
- As published: “FASH410 - Fashion Supply Chain Management”
- As published: “FASH411 - Studio1851: Retail Innovation Lab”
- As published: “FASH412 - Merchandise Planning and Control II”
- As published: “FASH415 - Internship”
- As published: “FASH420 - Collection Research and Management”
- As published: “FASH425 - Special Topics”
- As published: “FASH427 - Fash Com & Merchandising Capstone”
- As published: “FASH762 - Sustainable Innovation & Des Strat Fash”
- As published: “MATH106 - Mathematical Reasoning”
- As published: “MATH107 - College Geometry”
- As published: “MATH108X - Mathematics of Design”
- As published: “MATH109 - Modern Mathematics (KP)”
- As published: “MATH110X - Introduction to Logic”
- As published: “MATH116 - Merchandising and Financial Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH203 - Precalculus”
- As published: “MATH205 - Calculus I”
- As published: “MATH206 - Calculus II”
- As published: “MATH207 - Applied Trigonometry”
- As published: “MATH208 - Statistics”3
- As published: “MATH209 - Business Statistics”
- As published: “MATH210 - Math Applied to Science”
- As published: “MATH212 - Finite Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH215X - Discrete Math”
- As published: “MATH301 - Mathematical Modeling”
- As published: “MATH303X - Problem Solving”
- As published: “MATH304 - Mathematics for Educators”
- As published: “MATH305X - Advanced Statistics”
- As published: “MATH306X - Mathematical Content Knowledge for Ed”
- As published: “MATH307 - Calculus III”
- As published: “MATH320 - Differential Equations”
- As published: “MATH322X - Special Topics in Mathematics”
- As published: “MATH325 - Linear Algebra”
- As published: “MATH330 - Mathematical Modeling”
- As published: “MATH338 - Mathematical Statistics”
- As published: “MATH399 - Capstone Seminar”
- As published: “MATH499 - Internship”
- As published: “MATH706X - Mathematical Content Knowledge for Ed”
- As published: “ARTS126 - Fundamentals of Visual Art (KP)”
- As published: “ARTS207 - Figure Drawing”
- As published: “FASD103 - Apparel Construction Techniques I”
- As published: “FASD104 - Apparel Construction Techniques II”
- As published: “FASD107 - Draping I - Fundamentals”
- As published: “FASD201 - Flat Pattern Design I”
- As published: “FASD202 - Flat Pattern Design II”
- As published: “FASD205 - Digital Design for Apparel”
- As published: “FASD206 - Cut & Sew Stretch Knits”
- As published: “FASD215 - Fashion Illustration”
- As published: “FASD220 - Fashion Design Concepts”
- As published: “FASD301 - Professional Presentation Methods”
- As published: “FASD307 - Flat Pattern III - Tailoring”
- As published: “FASD313 - Draping II - Couture”
- As published: “FASD322 - Sweater Knit Design”
- As published: “FASD327 - Market of Specialization”
- As published: “FASD409 - Senior Thesis Development”
- As published: “FASD410 - Senior Thesis Production”
- As published: “FASD465 - Cad I- Lectra”
- As published: “FASD466 - Cad II- Lectra”
- As published: “FASH200 - Fash Hist I:Imperial Societies to Indust”
- As published: “FASH303 - Fash Hist II:Modernity to Globalization”
- As published: “FASH309 - Apparel Product Development”
- As published: “FASH415 - Internship”
- As published: “MATH108X - Mathematics of Design”
Source. Lasell University, catalog 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog — https://www.lasell.edu/academics/academic-catalog-and-calendar/20-21-academic-catalog/undergraduate-catalog-20-21/programs-of-study-20-21/fashion-20-21/fashion-design-and-production-20-21.html. Captured page pages/0179.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.