Course Outline Dyeing and Printing BIFT 2009

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CREDIT HOURS: 3 (Theory, 3 Contact hours per week)CLASS HOURS: Thursday/Saturday, 15:00-16:20 Room 506 FDT1Thursday/Saturday, 16:30-17:55 Room 507 FDT2INSTRUCTOR: Prof Dr Engr Md Saifur Rahman

CONTACT: 01715596115

fukudaiko@yahoo.comCOURSE DESCRIPTION:Coloration (dyeing and printing) of textiles is undoubtedly the most importantpart of textile processing. The course starts with an introduction to wetprocessing of textiles with the help of various process flowcharts and thendiscusses various mechanical, thermal and chemical processes involved inpreparation, coloration and finishing of textile products.TEXT: AD Broadbent,

Basic Principles of Textile Coloration

Society of Dyers and Colourists, UK, 2001LWC Miles,

Textile Printing

, Revised 2

nd

Ed.Society of Dyers and Colourists, UK, 2003D Heywood,

Textile Finishing

, Society of Dyers andColourists, UK, 2003READINGS: EPG Gohl & LD Vilensky,

Textile Science

, 2

nd

Ed.Longman Cheshire, New Delhi, India, 1987

Textile Terms and Definitions

, 11

th

Ed.The Textile Institute, Manchester, UK, 2002RM Christie,

Environmental Aspects of Textile Dyeing

Woodhead, UK, 2007COURSE OBJECTIVES:The students who successfully complete this course will be able to:

1.

Describe basic concepts and technology involved in the following preparation(singeing, desizing, scouring, bleaching), coloration (dyeing, printing) andfinishing (mechanical, thermal and chemical) methods.2. Understand harmful effects of various chemicals used and wastewater producedduring wet processing.3. Explain how finishes contribute to durability, comfort, care, and aestheticappearance of textiles.4. Understand how production processes affect the characteristics of textiles.COURSE FORMAT:This course will include a combination of lecture, class discussion and studentassignments (quiz, midterm, assignment and a final examination).

course outline 2009, BIFT Page 2 of 3

©2009 Prof Dr Engr Md Saifur Rahman, NITTRAD

CLASS POLICIES:1.

Academic Misconduct

: All students are expected to complete assignmentsby themselves. Plagiarism, the presentation of the work, idea or creationof another person as your own, is a form of cheating and is a very seriousacademic offence and includes assisting or allowing another person toplagiarize or to copy your own work.2.

Class Attendance

: Attendance is mandatory. Students are expected tocome to the class prepared by completing the reading with sufficientattention and completing any homework. They are also expected to arrivein time to class and stay until the class ends.3.

Quiz

: It is a classroom test and might be announced or unannounced. Shortor MCQ type questions will be provided to answer. Quiz must be attended.Make-ups would be allowed only under special consideration.

All make-upquiz grades will depreciate by 20%.

4.

Midterm and Final

: Both will be administered in class and will consist of short and essay type questions. Students are advised to carefully studyreadings, take notes during lecture and answer discussion questions at theend of each chapter. No make-up would be provided for either exam.However, consideration may be given to cases like serious illness, acts of God or emergencies upon written request with proof.6.

Advising and Assistance

: Students are responsible for contacting thecourse instructor when having trouble in understanding the handout orstudy material or requirements for the course.EVALUATION SCHEME:

Criteria Weights

Class Attendance 10Quiz 10Midterm 30Assignment 10Final 40

Total Points 100

GRADING SYSTEM:

BIFT Grading Policy

Class Interval Grade Point Letter Grade85-100

4.0 A

80-84

3.5 B+

75-79

3.0 B

70-74

2.5 C+

65-69

2.0 C

60-64

1.5 D+

55-59

1.0 D

0-54

0 F

of 00

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