20 courses with the subject FAS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Covers the nature of the business enterprises, and the industrial practices involved in the design, production, retailing and consumption of fashion products, with major emphasis on marketing activities and interrelationships.
Examines the dynamics, language and coordination of fashion and analyzes the basic styles, sizes, construction, and workmanship of apparel products.
Concerns itself with the properties, characteristics, and construction of leather, fur, hosiery, intimate apparel, belts, umbrellas, millinery, wigs, jewelry, and cosmetics as they affect the knowledgeable buying and selling of these products.
To help students develop fashion sketching techniques for promotion designs which are already complete, and also for illustrations in magazines, newspapers, poster design and display. Also, enables students to acquire knowledge of figure proportions.
Covers the principles of salesmanship and their application to creative and effec- tive techniques for selling fashion products, by means of role-playing various selling situations.
Provides students with opportunities to test and apply retail merchandising prin- ciples, practices and techniques, through the actual operation and management of a retail store.
This course is designed to cover the basics involved in pursuing a modeling career. Subjects included are exercise, nutrition, hair and skin care, and poise. The student who does not plan a professional modeling career also benefits by gaining poise and self-confidence.
An introduction to sales promotion activities for all marketing levels with concen- tration on the specialized techniques and procedures employed to implement the activities of advertising and copywriting.
Covers the types and objectives of the different sales promotion activities that are used to sell fashion products, and the specialized techniques and procedures that are employed to implement fashion shows, special events and publicity, culminating with the presentation of a fashion show.
FAS 0215 is a field study trip to New York City involving seminars with experts in the fashion merchandising field. Includes tours of major retail operations and showroom; seminars with designers and fashion specialists; and attendance at a Broadway show followed by a tour of the costume department.
Marketing Credit 3 (3-0) Covers the nature of the business enterprises, and the industrial practices involv- ed in the design. production, retailing and consumption of fashion products, with major emphasis on marketing activities and interrelationships.
Examines the dynamics, language and coordination of fashion and analyzes the basic styles, sizes, construction, and workmanship of apparel products.
Concerns itself with the properties, characteristics, and construction of leather, fur, hosiery, intimate apparel, belts, umbrellas, millinery, wigs, jewelry, and cosmetics as they affect the knowledgeable buying and selling of these products.
To help students develop fashion sketching techniques for promotion designs which are already complete, and also for illustrations in magazines, news- papers, poster design and display. Also, enables students to acquire knowl- edge of figure proportions.
Covers the principles of salesmanship and their application to creative and effec- tive techniques for selling fashion products, by means of role-playing various sell- ing situations.
Provides students with opportunities to test and apply retail merchandising prin- ciples, practices and techniques, through the actual operation and management of a retail store.
This course is designed to cover the basics involved in pursuing a modeling career. Subjects included are exercise. nutrition, hair and skin care, and poise. The student who does not plan a professional modeling career also benefits by gaining poise and self-confidence.
An introduction to sales promotion activities for all marketing levels with concen: tration on the specialized techniques and procedures employed to implement the activities of advertising and copywriting.
Covers the types and objectives of the different sales promotion activities that are used to sell fashion products. and the specialized techniques and procedures that are employed to implement fashion shows, special events and publicity. culminating with the presentation of a fashion show. 105
FAS 215 is a field study trip to New York City involving seminars with experts in the fashion merchandising field. Includes tours of major retail operations and showroom: seminars with designers and fashion specialists: and attendance at a Broadway show followed by a tour of the costume department.
Source: Stanly Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
