Annexure-I IEP - 2019 PDF

Policy for Industry Engagement in the New Restructured Curriculum
1. Introduction
The new curriculum of NIFT attempts to give the student a rich repertoire of experience and
understanding that will hopefully inculcate a desire and a capability for lifelong learning and will stand
him or her in good stead in these disruptive times of change.
Industry engagement is envisaged as a learning process which, by providing exposure to the students in
real life working environment as part of an academic curriculum helps them to develop and enhance
academic, personal and professional competencies coupled with deeper understanding of the ethics and
values that distinguish a good professional. A significant part of the engagement programme is based on
regulated exposure of the students to the industry environment as part of the course curriculum under the
guidance of both academia and industry.
The revised curriculum structure of NIFT arrived through deliberations, workshops and interactions
involving internal experts and eminent academicians, industrialists and NIFT Alumni envisaged the
necessity and importance of Industry engagement through
• Interaction with Industry leaders and alumni in the classroom
• Sponsored classroom projects
• Industry visits
• Exposure to exhibitions and fairs
• Internships
• Joint research endeavours
• hands on practical learning experience in industry environment
to be transacted within the curriculum structure. Critical to this new perspective would be the planning of
Industry Engagements and scheduling them in coordination with the industries as per the requirement to
transact the new curriculum in the UG & PG Programmes offered by NIFT and its campuses.
Students pursuing various UG & PG programmes in Design, Technology and Management disciplines
must successfully endeavor in industry engagement as planned in the course curriculum of the respective
programmes they are enrolled into with view to make them Industry Ready Professionals with clear
understanding of its demands and competencies.
This initiative requires sustained engagement with various organizations within this country and outside
as well that are capable of providing a structured alignment to the NIFT’s industry engagement
framework for students to explore, develop, manage and ascertain hands-on experience to:
i. get insight to real time challenges
ii. apply critical thinking and strengthen problem solving
iii. apply knowledge learned
iv. acquire practical skills of the trade
v. strengthen work ethics and values
vi. gain interpersonal skills
These guidelines are applicable for identification and selection of organisations / experts / places by NIFT
for subject/module transaction in the case of Industry Engagements, and for the conduct of appropriate,
timely interventions in this regard.
2. Definitions:
2.1 Industry: private and public entities including manufacturing units, retail establishments,
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consulting firms, management firms, testing facilities, design studios, research institutions,
government bodies/agencies, private agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) who have
professional expertise in any of the areas of engagement identified in subjects offered by the
departments as part of course curriculum.
2.2 Industry Expert: A Professional who has acquired knowledge and skills through work
experience and/or practice over the years in a particular field or subject.
2.3 Industry Engagement Classification:
Nature of
Abbreviation Description
engagement
Technology Visits to Labs, Organizing technical workshops

TA
Awareness and seminars
Industry Visit / Field

IV / FV Visit to industries, market, Field etc
Visit
Visit to Fair &

Visit to fairs/ exhibitions, Conferences &
Exhibition,
VFE & CS Seminars where the output of the visit is assessed
Conferences &
and evaluated
Seminars
Projects transacted in classroom or in industry

Sponsored where the brief is given by the industry/sponsor on
SCP
Classroom Projects real time challenges and result is evaluated both
by industry and academia
Lecture or lecture series taken by an industry

senior, alumni, subject matter expert which may
Expert Lecture EL
be taken for one subject or as a combination of
subjects.
Transacting
Part or whole curriculum of one or more subjects
Curriculum in TCI
to be transacted in related industry/industries.
Industry
Interaction with organization to study the working
Brand/Client Study BCS
of the brand and the client
Handholding of research projects, internship and
other academic or industrial activities where the
Industry Mentoring IM
work is monitored and mentored by both academia
and one or more industry / alumni mentors
Transaction of specialized input in the curriculum

Special Session and
SSD through on or off campus demos and sessions by
Demonstration
industry/crafts professionals
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3. Process of Industry Engagement
Following activities are involved in the process of Industry Engagements at NIFT:
1. Planning effective strategies for collaboration with various Industries and Experts from
the Industry / NIFT Alumni
2. Identifying appropriate Industries and other places / fairs / seminars of relevance and
engaging Industry Experts & NIFT Alumni
3. Create an understanding with the identified industries, experts and alumni to
successfully transact Industry Engagement mandates.
4. Determination of Industry Engagements
In every semester, the student would be expected to undergo various industry engagements listed under
section 2.3 Industry Engagement Classification of this policy as part of academic transactions. Each
department would schedule the industry engagements as per requirement of various subjects imparted in
each semester, in the industry/experts/alumni identified for this purpose.
The determination of the industry engagement will be specific to the course offered in the campus
depending on the nature of available avenues and the most appropriate fit that the campus is able to make.
The Industry engagement will happen in all semesters as mandated in the approved course curriculum for
UG & PG programmes.
The Chairperson of each academic department is expected to

• indicate the specific requirements of exposure to the industry environment and the semester in
which such exposure is to be attained
• indicate the exhibitions/fairs/industry led events that the students of the department are supposed
to participate in
• wherever the curriculum requires part transaction in an industry environment, communicate to
the campus director and CAC, the nature of curriculum transaction intended, the duration, the
semester in which the transaction is to be effected, the equipment and arrangements that would
need to have been made for successful transaction of the curriculum
• undertake a campus wise mapping that details the industry/event location for each campus to
organize visits
• identify the semesters and subjects for which live classroom projects are to be arranged by each
campus
• facilitate undertaking of prescribed live classroom projects
The Industry Engagement Framework proposed by the Chairpersons of various departments in

continuation to the Faculty Conclaves held at Hyderabad for Design from 23-28 June 2018 and at
Bengaluru for Technology & Management from 02-07 July 2018 (Refer Annexure-1) provides a generic
description of the industry engagements a specific subject would entail, as well as the description aligned
to the learning outcomes that are expected by taking up the activity. The detailing of the engagement as
per the curriculum would need to be adhered by the campus concerned and resources are to be identified
and planned to accomplish the defined engagements.
The NIFT campus is expected to:

• Identify and determine the industries / fairs / exhibitions or any other place of relevance to be
visited by students in the vicinity of a NIFT campus, within the stipulations made by the CPs in
this regard, and enter into agreement with the identified industry organization for onsite
curriculum transaction wherever warranted as communicated by the CP.
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• Develop semester-wise and subject-wise Industry Engagement Schedule in coordination with
identified industries or any other place of visit in line with the learning outcomes given and
determine the framework for transaction, assessment and evaluation of the module.
• Liaison with the Industry captains to arrive at a definite schedule for such visits and identify the
resource person from the industry to coordinate various activities planned as part of industry -
academic transaction with reference to Industry Engagement. Coordinate the transaction of the
academic modules or classes (as the case may be) in the industry or any other place of relevance.
• Undertake the necessary procedure for various engagement processes wherever required, and
organize logistics, study materials and engage industry experts as needed
• In case suitable industries are not available in the vicinity, the respective Campus may coordinate
with the nearest NIFT Campus with Industry presence for engagements.
• Canvas, identify and coordinate sponsored classroom projects for all the batches of students in
the campus in the given semester required to undertake live classroom projects.
A new budget sub head is to be incorporated in the Annual budget of the NIFT campus to
indicate the expenditures for industry engagement, which are to be generally met from the
internal fee and other revenue of the campus. In case of inadequate funds, the matter must be
taken up with the Head office for appropriate allocation of resources.
5. Planning effective strategies

All campuses will have to make arrangements for the various endeavours under Industry Engagement
Classification for both UG and PG courses offered in every NIFT Campuses. The campus would need
to ensure that arrangements for all such engagements listed by various departments as per Annexure –
1 of this document are fulfilled.
In order to organise the overall requirement for Industry Engagements at campus level, the below
procedure should be followed, at least three months prior to start of the annual academic session: -
5.1 Step 1a: Mapping the course, semester and subject in the campus with identified element of
industry engagement
The campus will undertake a one time exercise annually involving all the faculty to freeze the course,
the semester and the subject where particular industry interface has been proposed to be undertaken as
per Annexure -1. Determination of nature and number of Industries / Fairs / Exhibitions / Experts /
Alumni required for each subject will also have to be done. The exercise would be ideally undertaken
at least two to three months before the commencement of the academic year.
Most Industry visits are to be undertaken universally by a class, but there may be instances of fairs,
exhibitions or competitions where only representatives of a particular class get the opportunity to
attend. In such an instance, the chairperson of the department will provide the terms and basis for
selection of candidate(s) from the campus for the event, which will be undertaken in fair and
transparent manner by the campus. On return, the participants of such events would be expected to
give a full presentation to the class of the experience and learnings thereon.
Step 1b: Identifying resources for Industry Engagement
Identifying appropriate resources of Industry Engagement vis-à-vis the corresponding courses to be

offered by each programme/discipline on the campus is also to be done internally by the Campus
director, CAC and CCs as a continuation of the above exercise on an annual basis before the onset of
the academic session.
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This would include drawing up list of industry mentors for each campus. The Industry mentor list of
the campus should be shared with the Dean and the Head Industry and Alumni Affairs.
A table to capture the details of the courses offered in the campus and the details of Industry
Engagement may be seen as below (illustrative example):
NIFT Srinagar: IEP for Academic Year 2018 - 19

Cours Semester Subjec Industry Industry / Estimated Schedul Proposed
e t Engagement Organizati distance of e Expenditur
Classificatio on /Expert City/Town e
n in / Alumni of
compliance identified residence/
to Annexure work from
1 campus
FD 3 Sustain VFE&CS ABC NGO, 10 Km Schedule INR XXXX
abilty , Srinagar from
Crafts Semester
& Timetabl
fashion e to be
FD 3 Moder VFE&CS J&K 25 Km mention INR YYYY
n& Museum, ed here
post Srinagar
modern
Fashio
n
As far as possible, Industries / experts / alumni should be sourced within a 100 km radius. Exception is
made for campuses, that are either new and upcoming, or are not located in an educational hub –ie.,
Srinagar, Kangra, Rae Bareli, Shillong, Jodhpur and Kannur- where a distance up to 300 km may be
considered as “vicinity of the campus” for the purpose of Industry Engagement.
5.2 Step 2: Identification of alternate arrangements
In the case of unavailability of any resources in the “VICINITY” for Industry Engagement in a
particular Campus, the parent campus shall identify the resources in the neighboring host campus (any
Industry centric NIFT Campus in close vicinity) to coordinate transaction of such subject with the help
of the identified host campus. The Campus director and CAC in consultation with RIC and CCs may
draw a schedule and budget to transact the same with prior information to the Dean(Academics) and
the Campus Director & CAC of the host Campus.
For example, if NIFT Srinagar campus would require the Fashion Design course to undertake Industry
Engagements as listed I Annexure -1 by Chairperson of the Fashion Design Department and the
relevant resources are unavailable for transacting the stipulated Industry Engagement, NIFT Srinagar
may coordinate either with the host campuses, in this case NIFT Kangra / NIFT Delhi / NIFT Jodhpur
to transact subjects with Industry engagement. Such transactions may be planned in modular format /
Video Conferencing or any other feasible means as decided and approved, enabling the modules of the
host and the requesting campus run concurrently or at different periods of time during one semester.
Where video conferencing is adopted, the 300 km restriction rule will not apply, as the connect
established is virtual.
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A table to capture the details of the courses offered in the campus and the details of Industry
Engagement may be seen as below (illustrative example):
Cours Semester Subject Industry Host Campus Industry / Schedule Proposed

e Engagement Organization Expenditur
Classificatio /Expert / e
n in Alumni
compliance identified
to Annexure
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FD 3 PM IV Delhi SDR, Gurgaon 19-24 INR
basics Oct2018 XXXX
FD 3 Fashio VFE&CS Kangra Bender, 27-31 INR
n Now Dharamsala Oct2018 YYYY
5.3 Step 3: Finalisation of resources for Industry Engagement
The Campus may develop a long list of resources available in the vicinity including Industries,
Museums, Galleries, Fairs, Seminars, Test Centres, Research Institutions, Experts, NIFT Alumni etc.,
for engaging their services for Industry Engagement Classification activities.
If more than the required number of resources has been identified and suitable for engagement
process, the campus would need to decide which / who among them would be the best fit for the
specific content and learning outcomes proposed taking into consideration the proposed course plan
and the assessment methodology. An LASC for industry engagement would be constituted headed by
the CAC and comprising the RIC and CCs of concerned departments. The recommendations of the
LASC would be placed before the Campus director, who shall finalise the resource list in consultation
with the CAC.
In case of lecture series or classroom based interactions, or where part curriculum in industry
environment is entailed, Faculty handling the subject may strictly adhere to the scope and the learning
outcome of the concerned subject and also share the subject guidelines with the resource person(s)
identified to be followed for delivery of the specific subject to finalise their plan and methodology for
their area/subject of expertise.
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6. Industry Engagement Norms
Resource Requirements & Estimated

IEPs Objectives Activities Outcome
Expenditure
Expert Lecture 1. Students’ exposure to Expert Lecture Series by A. Acquire techniques & skill As per Serial Number 1 in Annexure – II
(EL) a platform where inviting experts from know-how from
practice meets theory industry, cluster, alumni professionals with rich
across all functional NGO etc. work experience.
areas. B. Leaders from the Industry,
2. Knowledge NIFT Alumni, Cluster and
augmentation through NGOs come to campus to
Intensive mentoring by share their experience,
committed and expertise and unique
enthusiastic industry perspectives on selected
professionals topics / areas of
3. Enhancement of intervention.
teaching-learning C. Students gain access to
processes by real time know-how and
integrating inputs nuances of the business
pertaining to industry
practices. Participation of experts A. Reassessing and As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy
4. Faculty will be aware from industry in Improving the Curriculum
of industry Curriculum of various programmes in
expectations & train Development & consultation with Industry
students to meet these Feedback. Leaders / NIFT Alumni.
expectations since it is B. Ensuring domain
an opportunity to relevance and keeping
constantly upgrade abreast of the evolving
their knowledge in industry demands and
Industry Standards developments
5. These expert Industry / Alumni A. Allows students to benefit As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy
interactions will mentoring of students. from the support of NIFT
strengthen the connect Alumni and Industry
between students and Experts who will connect
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Expenditure
practitioners to build with 2 to 3 mentees in a
mutually beneficial relaxed and informal
long-lasting manner.
relationships. B. One to one / Group / e-
6. Organised as per mentoring to counsel
Annexure -1 for UG & students on how to make
PG Programmes the most of their academic
7. Invite experts exposure in the industry
identified and scenario.
empaneled for specific C. Guidance and handholding
subjects as per to carryout internship and
requirement research work with
proficiency &
professionalism.
D. Ability to identify and
choose career pathway
Workshops, conferences A. Students will understand As per Serial Number 1 in Annexure – II
and symposia with joint lacunae in required skills
participation of the and get an opportunity to
students, faculty and the upgrade them
industries B. Enables both the students
Organize and moderate as well as faculty
summits and panels that members to be aware of
bring together experts, industry expectations of
thinkers and practitioners skill sets required for
from India and abroad students.
Industry Visit / 1. Sensitize students to In-module visits specific A. Honing professionalism As per Serial Number 2 in Annexure – II
Field Visit the practical to the subject / module through first-hand industry
(IV / FV) challenges that being imparted actions observed and
organizations face in Supplementary Visits learning about their
the business world. aiming to organise at systems.
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Expenditure
2. Sensing Industry least 02 visit per semester B. Put theory into practice in
environment & work generally in multiple authentic work situations
culture batches depending on the C. Gain useful information
3. Get insight of the number of visitors related to the practical
internal working companies can aspects of the course
environment of the accommodate. We which cannot be
industry advertise on our events visualized in lectures.
4. Connecting students system so that all D. Abreast of developments
with the industries so students have the and changes in industry
that students will be opportunity to reserve standards and constant
able to know the and book their place advancements in
needs of the industry throughout the academic technology.
and groom year. E. Develop critical and
themselves creating thinking and hone
accordingly. their business
5. Build networks with communication skills.
colleagues and
potential employers.
6. Explore career
options
Transacting 1. Integrating the The Teaching - A. Acquire knowledge of As per Serial Number 3 in Annexure – II
Curriculum in factory environment Learning Factory processes, techniques &
Industry with that of the Concept – to provide technology in the factories
(TCI) classroom at the activities and hands-on of the present and future.
industry premises. practice under industrial B. Students will be able to
2. Transferring the real conditions for students, provide ideas and
industry know-how while taking up research solutions that would not
and environment to results and industrial have been considered
the classrooms at learning activities for during the standard
NIFT. industry professionals. company processes of
3. Provide practical This is a Bi-directional solving such problems.
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Expenditure
inputs in real time knowledge flow by C. The blend of intensive
environment establishing learning and ‘classroom’ based learning
4. Provide exposure to training channels among and on-the-job
industry practices, multiple remotely located demonstrations will
processes and latest “factories” and improve employability
technology and “classrooms” through skills of students.
techniques used. ICT. D. Students get a mix of
5. Knowledge Transfer Utilize industry knowledge and skill
to Industry Personnel infrastructure especially components in the right
those that are unavailable environment and
at NIFT Campuses to infrastructure in addition
teach subjects as modules to other available
in the Industry. resources.
Sponsored 1. Exposure to real time Projects that students A. Professional development As per Serial Number 4 in Annexure – II
classroom industry related undertake from industry through opportunities to
projects (SCP) challenges to as part of their work on live projects
classrooms coursework on campus throughout the year in
2. Build academic value International projects different functional areas.
addition through that are part of the B. Understanding industry
experience oriented Industry Relations and requirements and demands
activity where International Linkages C. Build self-confidence to
students & faculty get Collaborative face future challenges and
to work on real time research where students competition
opportunities. work with industry D. Honing Professionalism
3. Students develop experts and external and develop the go-getting
ability to think about organisations to find attitude
solving real-word solutions for real-world
industry problems problems.
4. Create value to Sponsored Research /
students, institute and Competitions, a funded
the industry mentorship programme
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Expenditure
for classroom research /
competitions undertaken
by students & faculty
members for the benefit
of fashion business.
Adopt a Classroom
where industry(s) support
classroom projects with
briefs or funded research
activity.
Industry 1. Foster meaningful Handholding of students A. Develop Soft Skills As per Serial Number 5 in Annexure – II
Mentoring relationships with by NIFT Alumni and B. Gain Skills the employer
(IM) current NIFT students Industry Experts in wants - Self-reliance All Campuses should have a list of
by providing learning academic and research skills, People Skills, Industry mentors who would take
and research endeavours preparing General Skills and responsibility for guiding students vis-
opportunities by them for a successful Specialist Skills à-vis their internship and graduation
sharing their future. C. Will help the students projects in the final year.
professional and understand Industry
personal experience practices and at the same
and expertise time, help recruiters find
2. Industry & Alumni students to intern with
will have the prospect their firms challenging
to advice student(s) projects.
on academic D. Student(s) will receive
guidance, career guidance in academic,
pathway and personal career pathway and
development on a personal development on a
regular basis. It will regular basis from
be an enduring Industry experts &
scheme to ascertain Alumni.
Internship & E. Understanding of
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Expenditure
Research Projects and Research & Career
form meaningful and Pathways
lasting relationships
with industry and
alumni that will
extend beyond
campus walls.
Technology 1. To provide insight of Visit to specialised A. Acquire knowledge of As per Serial Number 6 in Annexure – II
Awareness the advancements in laboratories, research processes, techniques &
(TA) technology, infrastructure and other technology in the factories
techniques, process research organisations of the present and future.
innovation adopted B. The blend of intensive
by the industry ‘classroom’ based learning
2. Exposure to and on-site demonstrations
infrastructure of specialized
available in specific infrastructure and
organisations / processes increases
research institutions industry readiness of
students
Brand/Client 1. To gain brand Interaction with A. Investigate the degree of As per Serial Number 7 in Annexure – II
Study (BCS) awareness and insight organization to study the brand awareness and its
of brand image in the working of the brand and perceptions as reflected by
Market the client its association with
consumers / customers
Special 1. To provide insight of Transaction of A. On-site demonstrations of As per Serial Number 8 in Annexure – II
Session & the advancements in specialized input in the specialized infrastructure
Demonstration techniques and curriculum through on or and processes will provide
(SSD) process innovation off campus demos and insight to areas that are not
adopted by the sessions by covered as part of
industry through industry/craft/professiona classroom transactions
lectures, workshops ls with view to increases
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Expenditure
and demonstrations industry readiness of
students
Visit to Fair & 1. To get overview of In-module visits specific A. Extend and deepen As per Serial Number 9 in Annexure – II
Exhibition the market and to the subject / module Domain knowledge
(VFE) industry worldwide being imparted B. Get new ideas for research
Conferences & 2. Find information to Supplementary Visits & entrepreneurship
Seminars solve specific aiming to organise at development
problems least 01 visit per C. Networking with people
academic year. with common interests
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Annexure I
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR FOUNDATION PROGRAMME (DESIGN)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
IE
Program Core/IDM/DS Duration (in Mandatory / Types of Resource
S. No Semester Subject Classification IE Activity Indicative Schedule Deliverables
me etc Days) Optional Industry Requirements
*
1 FP I Drawing Core VFE Visit to see various type of art 1 Day Mandatory As per the Time Table Art World Understanding of Travel
(Design) form for critical analysis and and Indicative multi-sensorial arrangement for
make report Schedule inthe perception and 35 students
curriculum visualisation
2 Design Core EL Short talks/lectures by musicians, 1-2 hours per Mandatory Can be a part of the Design Industry Understanding of Classroom /
Fundamentals sound engineers, chefs, sculptors, lecture. Expert Lecture Series. multi-sensorial Auditorium
artists, semiology perception.
experts/designers, etc. They can
be instructed to talk/present the
inspiration, implementation, and
nuances of their fields.
IV/FV Parks, Markets, Architectural Total 2-3 days Mandatory Based on the structure Classroom Travel
sites, Natural sites, Exhibitions of the course set by the exercises/assignments arrangement for
and Fairs, etc. faculty to be given based on 35 students
the visits.
Demonstrations by artists 3 hours per Optional Based on the structure Classroom exercises Classroom /
(sculptors, chefs, etc. lecture. of the course set by the to be given based on Auditorium
SSD faculty the demostrations.
3 Fashion Basics Core ELS- To organise series of lecture of 14 Lectures Mandatory Through out the Design Industry Students will imbibe Coordination with
professionals to motivate the each lecture of semester various feilds experts and
students to observe and recognize 2 hrs. requirement and payment as per
relevant areas of interest. output guest faculty
norms.
4 Digital Design & Core SSD Specialized Photography input on Two full day Mandatory After illustrator input Design Industry Senstitization of Outbound trip of
Communication or off campus demos and sessions Input students towards two to three days (
by industry professionals to capturing the in the vicinity/
senstitize students to capture the environment and outstation)
environment. moments.
5 FP II Material Studies Core SSD & EL Demonstration Workshop & Two full day Mandatory As per the Time Table Design Industry Senstization of Visit of two days
(Design) Expert Lecture Input, 4 Expert and Indicative students towards (in the vicinity).
Lecture for 1 Schedule inthe various material Arrangement of
hour each curriculum handling Audio Visual
room
6 Creative Core VFE Visits to Fair, Art Museums, 1 Day Mandatory As per the Time Table Design Industry Understanding of Bus Arrangement
Thinking Skills Innovative brands/start-ups for and Indicative multi-sensorial for 35 students.
case studies Schedule inthe perception and Arrangement of
IV/FV 1 Day curriculum creative output which Audio Visual
BCS 3 hrs will be used during room
assisgnment work.
6 Creative Core Visits to Fair, Art Museums, Mandatory As per the Time Table Design Industry Understanding of Bus Arrangement
1 2 3 Thinking4 Skills 5 6 Innovative brands/start-ups
7 for 8 9 and Indicative
10 11 multi-sensorial
12 for 35 students.
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IE case studies Schedule inthe perception and Arrangement of
Program Core/IDM/DS Duration (in Mandatory / Types of Resource
S. No Semester Subject Classification IE Activity curriculum
Indicative Schedule creative output which
Deliverables Audio Visual
me etc Days) Optional Industry Requirements
* will be used during room
EL 3 hrs assisgnment work.
7 Art and Design Core VFE and EL Visits to Museums / Galleries and Visits - twice in Mandatory for One visit before mid Museums and Reports / scrap books Bus for the visits
Aesthetics expert lectures by some practicing the semester (2 visits and sem and one after mid Art Galleries and Experts for
artist days) EL - one Optional for sem - EL can be in the the lectures
day Expert after mid sem
Lecture
8 Introduction to Core IV (Local Local visits in Industry and Local Visits for Mandatory As per the Time Table Social Groups Observations to be Bus Arrangement
Social Design Industry Expert Lectures 2 Days and and Indicative documented in a form for 35 students.
Visit) & EL - Expert Lecture Schedule inthe of learning diary Arrangement of
Expert for 3hr of 1 hr curriculum Audio Visual
Lecture room
9 Integrated Core IV/FV 2 visits(1 to locate site & 2 to visit 1 + 1 One visit & Before mid term Sculptors/ One Product / Based on existing
Design Project EL installation space. Invite a one talk Product Installation / Services infrastructure
relevant industry expert for a Mandatory Designer etc. based on an
sesion of 3 hours Studio/ etc. identified design
opportunity from the
surroundings.
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR FOUNDATION PROGRAMME (TECHNOLOGY)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Program Semest Core/ID IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Types of Resource

S. No Subject IE Activity Deliverables
me er M/DS etc Classification* (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
1 FP I Elements of 1/2 day Optional After mid term Mechanical Bus

(Technolo Technology Understanding various
Observation of working of different Workshops/Manu
gy) Core IV elements of machines and
machines and mechanism facturing
mechanism
industries
2 Engineering Core 1.Industry Visit Students may take up real life cases from 1 day for Mandatory 1.Mid Term Grament Industry Learning Diary Bus for visiting
Drawing & 2D/3D 2.Expert Lecture the industry visited for making model of Visit 2. Post Mid Evaluation on the the Industry
Surface Generation specialized machine parts and/or 1 day (3 knowledge gathered and
components. hrs) for skill developed in doing
To understand the finer points of Lecture the assignments and
Draping, explorations undertaken.
3 Data Handling Core EL Expert lecture 3 Hrs. to 6 Optional After MID term Export house Deliverable application of subject matter
Technique Hrs /(one assesment & /apparel excel and co relate the expert /Industry
day) may be after 7th industry/retail subject with apparel alumni in local
session house business insdustry or
session may be
plan through
VC/skype
4 Fabric Science for Core IV/FV Visit to a textile mill where student can One Day Mandatory November 1st Textile mill Understanding of textile Transport
Apparel-I see the process of spinning and weaving week yarn & fabric processing (Van/Bus)
both
5 Art and Design Core VFE Visit to Museum / Art Gallery Once in the Mandatory Ideally after Museum or Art Report / Scrap book Bus
Aesthetics semester - 1 fifity percent Gallery
day completion of
the course
6 FP II Material Core TA and IV Exposure to Different manufacturing 1 day Mandatory One day Mechanical Exposure to Different A basic Machine
(Technolo Exploration and Processes : Foundry, Forging Shops, half a day during first Processing manufacturing Processes : shop and
gy) Workshop Welding with all Conventional and (Totally 1.5 week of Indusrty and Foundry, Forging Shops, Foundry Shop
Technology Modern , Semi Automated Workshops days) February One TextileDyeing Welding Students will be Small scale
Exposure to small scale Textile dyeing session of 3 and Printing Unit able to develop smaples of Textile dyeng
and Printing unit to understand the tools, hours in the Dyeing and Printing and Printing Unit
equipment used and learn the workshop month of
practice of printing process. March
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Program Semest Core/ID IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Types of Resource

S. No Subject IE Activity Deliverables
me er M/DS etc Classification* (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
7 Algorithm Design Core SSD/IV/FV A Technical talk and demonstration by Half Day Optional Post mid-term IT/ERP Understand how IT Business
& Data Structure an Industry expert to provide insight into session & 1 deparmtment of applications are used in Analysis/Functio
how the subject knowledge and skills are Day Visit apparel industry and appreciate nal consultant
put to practice to solve real life manufacturing technological having apprel
problems. company advancements in our field. manufacturing
domain
knowledge
8 Pattern Making & Core Industry Visit / Visit to industry to see and understand 1 Day Mandatory Post Midterm Garment Industry Learning Diary Bus for visiting
Garment Field Visit the practical methods adopted by Market Place/ Evaluation on the the Industry
Construction-I industry for pattern making and garment Shopping Malls knowledge gathered and
construction. skill developed in doing
the assignments and
explorations undertaken.
9 Fabric Science for Core IV/FV Visit arranged preferably to a textile mill 1 Day Mandatory April 1st week Textile Understanding of textile Transport
Apparel-II where student can see the process of Processing Unit chemical processing (Van/Bus)
dyeing and printing or to a knitting unit (Dyeing/Printing
having soft flow machine (dyeing) etc.). Can visit
weavers service
EL Textil Industry Expert Lecture 1/2 Day Optional Semester End Expert from Explore the industrial Coordination
Textile chemical practices on textile with experts and
processing Units processing payment as per
VFE Visit can be arranged to any one of such One/Two Optional As pe fair Textile To understand the latest guest faculty
Transport/Stay
fairs - Knit-Tech Fair (Tirupur)/Garnit- day(s) schedule Machine/Textile developments in the field
X(Tirupur)/ Knit Fair (Tirupur)/ Yarnex fabrics fair of textile processing
(Tirupur)/ Denim & Jeans Show
(Bengaluru)/ Fabric and Accessories
Trade Show (Bengaluru)/ ITMACH
India, Gandhinagar/ Heimtextil (New
Delhi)/ India International Garment Fair
(Noida)/ TechTextil India (Mumbai)/
India ITME (International Textile
Machinery Exhibition) (Mumbai)/ Knit-
Vision Exibition (Ludhiana)/ Knit
World International (Ludhiana)/ Yarn
Fab Expo (Ludhiana)
11 Fashion Orientation Core Expert Lecture Expert lecture by Designers and 3 Each Mandatory As per the Time Design Industry Students will imbibe Coordination
Technologist lecture of 2 Table and and Technical various feilds requirement with experts and
hrs. Indicative and output payment as per
Schedule in the guest faculty
curriculum norms.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAMME & SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR DEPARTMENT OF FASHION & LIFESTYLE ACCESSORIES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IE Mandato Indicativ
Duration Type of Resource
S. No Prog Sem Subject IDM / Classific IE Activity ry / e Deliverables
(in Days) Industry Requirements
DS etc ation* Optional Schedule
Between
Visit to exhibition/ art
FV 1 M the Transportation
gallery/museum Sensitization to
module
Sketching & Rendering Major Art exhibition Representation &
Between Presentation
EL Invite Practice artists 1 M the Expert contacts
module
Visit to factory/ In Local fabrication Realtime application
Materials for Designers Major TA 1 M bus
workshop module units of materials
Visit to Museum /
In Sculpture
Form Studies Major FV Gallery of Modern Art 1 M Application of form Bus
module Exhibitions
to study sculptures.
Visit to exhibition/ art In
FV 1 M Transportation
gallery/museum module
Gaining insights in
Design/product
Design Process Major developing design
Experts to be invited In exhibition
EL 1 M brief Expert contacts
from Clusters & NGOs module
Alumni case In
Design Ideas for Future Floating EL 1 O Design start ups Opportunity mapping Alumni contacts
presentation module
Special
1 AD III In Traditional Observing the nuances
Jewelry Basics DS1 SSD demonstration by 2 M Master artisans
module jewelers of jewelry making
artisans
Special
In Local bag Observing the nuances
Bags-Process & Techniques DS2 SSD demonstration by 2 M Master artisans
module manufacturer of bag making
artisans
Special
In Local furniture Observing the nuances
Basics of Furniture & Hardware DS3 SSD demonstration by 2 M Master artisans
module manufacturer of furniture making
artisans
1 AD III
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Between Accessory
Introduction to Fashion Visit to exhibition/ art
Visit to fashion In Sensitization to
IDM1 FV
IV 1 M the manufacturing Transportation
Accessories gallery/museum
accessory industry module business of accessory
Sensitization to
module unit
Sketching & Rendering Major Art exhibition Representation &
Presentation
Sensitization to
Visit to furniture In Local furniture
Introduction to Home Accessories IDM2 IV 1 M business of home Transportation
industry module industry
décor
Visit to fashion Accessory

Introduction to Fashion In Sensitization to
IDM3 IV accessory 1 M manufacturing Transportation
Accessories module business of accessory
industry/market visit unit
Technical Drawing & CAD 2D Major - Not required - - - - - -
Visit to Observing
In Visit to local
Manufacturing Process Major IV industries/workshop/ 1 M manufacturing Transportation
module fabrication units
markets methods
Trends and forecasting In

EL 1 M Expert contacts
1 AD III experts to be invited module
Exemplify application
Fashion Trends & Forecasting Major Trend researcher
Between of trend in fashion
FV Visit to fashion streets 1 M the Transportation
module
Special
In Learn the techniques
Design Studio 1: (Craft Workshop) Major SSD demonstration by 4 M Traditional crafts Master artisans
module of craft
artisans
Expert photographers
In
EL may be invited to share 1 M Expert contacts
Product Photography & Story module Markets & social
Floating their experience Visual narration
Telling events
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Product Photography & Story DS etc
Floating ation* Optional Schedule Markets & social Visual narration
Telling events
Outdoor photography In
FV 2 M Between Transportation
visits
Visit to exhibition/ art module
module
Sketching & Rendering Major Special Art exhibition Realization of jewelry
Representation &
In Traditional Presentation
Costume Jewelry Project DS1 SSD demonstration by 2 M using alternate Master artisans
module jewelers
artisans material
Special Realization of bags

In Bag
Bag Design Project DS2 SSD demonstration by 2 M using alternate Master artisans
module manufacturers
artisans material
Special
In Highly skilled Design project for
Living Space Decor Project DS3 SSD demonstration by 2 M Master artisans
2 AD IV module carpenter living space
artisans
1 AD III Rendering expert to be Demonstration of

Fashion Accessories Sketching In
IDM1 EL invited(Multiple media 1 M Digital artisits using latest software Expert contacts
Essentials module
rendering) for rendering
Rendering expert to be Demonstration of

Home Accessories Sketching In
IDM2 EL invited(Multiple media 1 M Digital artisits using latest software Expert contacts
Essentials module
rendering) for rendering
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Between
gallery/museum
Trends and forecasting In Exemplify application
Sensitization to
Trend Study for Accessories IDM3 EL 1 M module Trend researcher Expert contacts
Sketching & Rendering Major experts to be invited module Art exhibition of trend in fashion
Representation &
Presentation
Contextual study :Fashion Trends and forecasting In Decoding the local

Floating EL 1 M Trend researcher Expert contacts
Accessories experts to be invited module context
Category heads to be In Capturing consumer

Mapping Consumer Needs Floating EL 1 M Trend researcher Expert contacts
invited(alumni) module expectations
To understand the
1 AD III In Large scale standards &
User Centric Design Major IV Factory visit 1 O Transportation
module industries ergonomic
applications
In Industrial Elaborate case studies
Design Detailing Major EL Experts to be invited 1 M Expert contacts
module designer of design detailing
Design Studio2(simple design Visit to In Articulation of design
Major FV 1 M Urban markets Transportation
project) markets/industries module directions
Special
Craft Research & In As per the cluster
Major SSD demonstration by 5 M Traditional crafts Master artisans
Documentation module policy
artisans
Visit to stores(retail In Opportunity mapping
Retail Environment Design Floating FV 2 M Retail outlets Transportation
outlets) module for VM
3 AD V
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Special
In
Between Highly skilled Stone setting &
Precious Jewelry Project DS1 SSD demonstration by
Visit to exhibition/ art 2 M Master artisans
3 AD V FV 1 M module
the Jeweler grading Transportation
artisans
module
Sketching & Rendering Major Special Art exhibition Representation &
In Millinery
Head Gear Design Project DS2 SSD demonstration by 2 M Product realization
Presentation Master artisans
module manufacturers
artisans
Special
In Fine dining accessories
Dining Decor Design Project DS3 SSD demonstration by 2 M Carpenter Master artisans
module realization
artisans
Local bag Sensitization to
FA: Materials & Process Visit to markets(raw In
IDM1 IV 1 M manufacturing manufacturing Transportation
Exploration (Shop floor)(UG) material sourcing) module
industry methods
Local furniture Sensitization to
HA: Materials & Process Visit to markets(raw In
IDM2 IV 1 M manufacturing manufacturing Transportation
Exploration (Shop floor)(UG) material sourcing) module
industry methods
Cumulative Project (Co- Visit to markets(raw In
IDM3 IV 1 M Local markets Raw material sourcing Transportation
Creation)(PG) material sourcing) module
Expert lecture on In
packaging module
Sponsors required
Industry brief
Provide packaging for
Product Packaging Design Major need to be
1 AD III Classroom projects to In solutions 1.Briefing,2.Concep
SCP 3 M obtained
be explored module t presentation &
feedback,3.Present
ation & display
Sponsors required
for
Industry brief
Design Studio 3 (Lifestyle Classroom projects to In Developing range for 1.Briefing,2.Concep
Major SCP 3 M need to be
Accessories Range) be explored module the client brief t presentation &
obtained
feedback,3.Present
ation & display
Expert lecture on CAD In Invite CAD Introduction to latest
3D module companies softwares
CAD 3D & Contemporary
Major
Manufacturing
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
CAD 3D & Contemporary Exposure to new
Major Between Visit to advance
Manufacturing Visit to advanced
Visit to exhibition/ art In manufacturing
IV
FV 1
1 M
M the manufacturing Transportation
Transportation
manufacturing units
gallery/museum module technologies(learning
Sensitization to
module units
Sketching & Rendering Major Art exhibition by seeing)
Representation &
Illustrate the
Presentation
Alumni case In Alumni working
Portfolio Presentation Major EL 1 O development of Alumni contacts
presentation module in corporates
portfolio
Participation &
Design Seminar (Optional In
Floating VFE presentation in 1 O International/nati TA/DA+seminar fees
4 AD VI Craft) module
seminars onal seminars Participate/presentation for student & faculty
Sponsors required
for
Classroom projects to In Highly skilled High fashion jewelery 1.Briefing,2.Concep
Couture Jewelry Project DS1 SCP 3 M
be explored module jeweler development t presentation &
feedback,3.Present
ation & display
Sponsors required
for
Pattern making
Travel & Outdoor Gear Design Classroom projects to In Outdoor gear product 1.Briefing,2.Concep
DS2 SCP 3 M & construction
Project be explored module development t presentation &
expert
feedback,3.Present
ation & display
1 AD III
Sponsors required
for
Development of
Classroom projects to In Highly skilled 1.Briefing,2.Concep
Bedroom Decor Design Project DS3 SCP 3 M bedroom décor
be explored module carpenter t presentation &
accessories
feedback,3.Present
ation & display
Special Pattern making
Fashion Accessory Design In
IDM1 SSD demonstration by 2 M & construction Product development Master artisans
Project module
artisans expert
Special
In Development of home
Home Accessory Design Project IDM2 SSD demonstration by 2 M Carpenter Master artisans
module décor accessories
artisans
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Between
FV Expert lecture on design 1 M In
the Transportation
EL gallery/museum 1 M Exemplify
Sensitization to Expert contacts
entrepreneurship module To invite
Design Management
Sketching & Rendering Major
Major Art exhibition entrepreneurship as a
Representation &
entrepreneur
case study
Presentation
Alumni case In
EL 1 O Alumni contacts
presentation module
Product
Special
Design Studio 4 In development As per the cluster
Major SSD demonstration by 5 M Master artisans
module using craft policy
artisans
techniques
(Co-creative-CBDP)
Expert lecture on luxury In
design module
Invite luxury
Sponsors required
industries to Provide luxury design
Design Studio 5 (Luxury for
Major provide design solutions as per the
Product Design) Classroom projects to In 1.Briefing,2.Concep
SCP 3 M brief(luxury industry brief
be explored module t presentation &
products)
feedback,3.Present
ation & display
Distinguished Get inspired &
Expert lecture on design In experts on social sensitize to the
1 AD III Design & Society Major EL 2 M Expert contacts
culture & society module design to be contours of social
invited design
Invite designers To understand the
Expert lecture on user, In
Experience Design Floating EL 1 O in experience nitty-gritties of Expert contacts
application & design module
space experience design
Fashion &
Between
lifestyle Gaining insights and
Industry Internship SA IM Internship at industry 8 weeks M 6 & 7 Industry & mentors
5 AD VII accessory real time experience
Sem
industries
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
S.5No AD
Prog VII
Sem Subject IDM / Classific IE Activity ry / e Deliverables
In
Between
module(f TA/DA+fair fees
Visit and presentation International/nat
Fair Visit & Participation SA FV
VFE 1
3 M
M the
air dates Participate/present Transportation
for student, faculty
gallery/museum
during the fairs Sensitization to
module ional fairs
Sketching & Rendering Major to be Art exhibition Representation & & staff
sync) Presentation
In
IV Visit to factory 1 M Understanding of Transportation
module
technology
Smart Jewelry DS1 Expert lecture on Smart labs
In embbeding in
EL Artificial Intelligence & 1 M Expert contacts
module accessories
wearable technologies
Sponsors required
Local industries
for
to be
Classroom projects to In Business gear-product 1.Briefing,2.Concep
Business Gear Design DS2 SCP 3 M approached for
be explored module realization t presentation &
classroom
feedback,3.Present
projects
ation & display
Sponsors required
Local industries
for
to be
Classroom projects to In Bathing accessory 1.Briefing,2.Concep
Bath Accessory Design Project DS3 SCP 3 M approached for
be explored module product realization t presentation &
classroom
feedback,3.Present
projects
ation & display
1 AD III
Special Pattern making
Fashion Accessory Design In Realization of fashion
IDM1 SSD demonstration by 2 M & construction Master artisans
Prototyping module accessory
artisans expert
Special
Home Accessory Design In Highly skilled Realization of home
IDM2 SSD demonstration by 2 M Master artisans
Prototyping module carpenter accessory product
artisans
Atleast two feasible
During 8 Fashion &
Graduation project in design collection Industry sponsor
6 AD VIII Graduation Project GP GP/IM 22 weeks M semester( lifestyle
industry based on sponsoring with stipend
Dec-Apr) industries
industries
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR FASHION COMMUNICATION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
S. No Programme Semester Subject Core / IDM / DS IE IE Activity Duration (in Days) Mandatory / Indicative Type of Industry Deliverables Resource
etc Classifica Optional Schedule Requirements
tion*
1 FC III Letterform MAJOR (Graphic ELS Expert Lecture Series 3 sessions Mandatory Pre Mid- Graphic To create letterforms Studio Space
Design) Lecture on how to create letterforms (2 hrs each) Term Designer/Studio or using digital and
using digital and traditional media by Advertising traditional media
Typeface designer / Font Designer agency
* If the expert is unavailable in the city

in which the campus is located then the
expert can be invited from the nearest
cities as per the availability.
TA/DA accommodation to be arranged
by the host campus.
SSD Special Sessions and 5 sessions Mandatory Post Mid- Graphic Designer To create hand drawn Workshop/Studio
demonstrations Calligraphy (2 hrs each) Term or Calligrapher lettering text and Space
Workshop on how to create hand compositions. Using ink
drawn lettering composition by /colors with different nibs
Calligraphy Artist and brushes

cities as per the availability. TA/DA
accommodation to be arranged by the
host campus.
2 FC III Photography IDM (UG) (Product ELS Expert Lecture Series 3 sessions Mandatory Pre Mid Renowned Understanding of the Lecture Hall &
and Space) Brand /Case Study (2 hrs each) Term Photographer/ product/objects in Studio Space
Interactive session by Experts- Product Photo studio relation to background
Photographers, Product stylist, Space and light
Designer
3 FC III Photography MAJOR (Fashion ELS Expert Lecture series 4 sessions (8 hrs) Mandatory (Pre and Renowned Understanding and Studio Space /Class
Media) Lecture on ambient light and exposure (Pre and Post Mid- Post Mid- Photographer/ usages of light Room
by Professional Photographer with Tern - 2 sessions Term Photo studio
minimum 8 years work experience each)
Visit to Photo Exhibition (e.g. Landscape or Optional Bus

Visit to Art Galleries, Photo Exhibitions Editorial Fashion
Master class in
Srinagar with Delhi
and Kangra) 2 days
visit
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
tion*
4 FC III Visual Culture Study DS (Visual ELS/SSD Field Trips VFE - 3 sessions (2 Mandatory Mid Term Eminent historian/ Systematic visual study Bus
Communication) Expert Lecture series hrs each) Curator of a and analyses to the
Special Sessions and Museums/Art documenting process
Demonstration Visit ELS - 6 sessions (2 Galleries
to Museum, Art Gallery, Craft Bazaar hrs each)
Heritage Walk, Art festivals (Pre and Post Mid-
Encoding/decoding images in Tern - 3 sessions
traditional and commercial art each)
Special demonstration sessions by SSD - 3 sessions (
expert *Video Conference Lecture for pre Mid-Term)
New Campuses
5 FC III Creative Writing DS (Fashion ELS Expert Lecture series 3 sessions Mandatory Post Mid A popular Author/ A short essay writing in Studio Space /Class
Creatives) Expert lecture by a published Term Writer context of Fashion Room
author (fiction/non fiction) Industry
6 FC III Basics of Graphic Design IDM UG IV/ELS IVs – Industry visit sessions (2 hrs Optional Mid Term Industry digital and Understanding the Studio Space
(Communication Mandatory to visit digital & offset each) or offset press. knowhow of printing
Design) printing unit. equipment & procedures
* Centres which doesn’t have the

facility should be allowed to visit the
nearest city where the infrastructure is
available. The arrangements for the
travel of students and staff to be
arranged at centre level.
ELS – 3 sessions (2 hrs Mandatory After Mid Graphic designer Understanding the Studio Space
Expert Lecture Series each) Term or media printing knowhow of printing
Two expert lectures to make the expert. equipment & procedures
students understand about the
concepts of Graphic design and client
expectations.

cities as per the availability. TA/DA
accommodation to be arranged by the
host campus.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
tion*
7 FC IV Publication Design MAJOR (Graphic IV Industry visit To learn design and 6 sessions Mandatory Post mid- Industry digital and Understanding the Material required for
Design) print making process. (2 hrs each) term or offset press. knowhow of printing the session as
Visit to Printing press/Production excluding the travel equipment & procedures suggested by
houses/Paper markets. Visit to digital & time- expert/faculty /
offset printing unit. Workshop/
Studio Space /Bus
* Centre which doesn’t have the facility
should be allowed to visit the nearest
city where the infrastructure is
available. The arrangements for the
travel of students and staff to be
arranged at centre level.
8 FC IV Fashion Culture & costume MAJOR (Fashion ELS Expert Lecture series 4 sessions (2 hrs Mandatory (Pre and Fashion Textile Understanding of textile Studio Space
Media) Lecture series by Textile Expert with each) Post Mid- Designer & apparel in context of
minimum 8 years work experience Tern - 2 different culture
sessions
each)
9 FC IV Studio Photography DS (Visual ELS Expert Lecture Series ELS - 6 sessions Optional Pre Mid- Renowned Understanding of the Studio Space
Communication) Workshops (SSD) (Pre and Post Mid- Term Photographer/Phot product/objects in
Exhibition/ studio visit Tern - 3 sessions o studio relation to background
Usage of commercial equipment, each) and light
modifications and output Lighting TA – 1 day (6
techniques for studio photography sessions)
Expert/team with
minimum 5 years
work experience)
VFE – 6 sessions
(2 hrs each)
10 FC IV Trend Spotting & Reporting DS (Fashion ELS Expert Lecture Series 3 sessions (2 hrs Mandatory Pre Mid- Fashion Textile Understanding and Lecture Hall
Creatives) Presentation on how trends are each) Term Designer/Blogger identifying trends in
predicted by various agencies/ trend or trend expert fashion lifestyle products
report bodies
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
tion*
11 FC IV Non-Linear Editing Floating Major ELS Expert Lecture ELS – 6 sessions Mandatory (Pre and Editing Understanding of editing Mac/Computer Lab
Workshop (SSD) (Pre and Post Mid- Post Mid studio/renowned equipment & techniques
Film festival visit Tern - 3 sessions cinematographer used in video/film making
Video Production each)
Editing techniques TA – 1 day (6
Film festival visit to nearest city/venue sessions) (Expert
of the film festival with minimum 5
years work
experience)
TA – 1 day (6
sessions) (Expert
with minimum 5
years work
experience)
- VFE – 6 sessions
12 FC V Exhibition & Set Design (3D Max) MAJOR (Space SSD Special Sessions and 06 Sessions Optional (before Architect/Graphic/ Understanding of Studio Space
Design) Demonstration (2 hrs. each) Mid Set converting design
Special demonstration sessions by (before Mid Module) Designer/Exhibitio concepts to 3D modelling
Exhibition designers, 3D - modelling Module) n firm
expert .
*Video Conference Lecture for New
Campuses
VFE Visit to fairs and Exhibitions 06 Sessions Mandatory (Beginning National Visual realization and Bus
Visit to (2 hrs. each) of the International Trade documentation of spaces
Trade Fairs (National and Regional), Module ) Fairs, Exhibition/ in respect to product and
Theatres and film studios(Advertising/ Film studios/Art brand promotions/events
Photo shoot set ups) Galleries
Brand promotional events, Fashion
shows, Art Galleries
Permanent Exhibitions:Museums
Temporary Exhibitions -: craft fairs-
Dastakar, Surajkund, Hundred Hands,
Kalaghoda, Toshali, Konark Festival,
International Puri Beach Festival.
13 FC V Fashion Trend Studies MAJOR (Fashion ELS Expert Lecture Series Sessions Mandatory Pre Mid- Fashion Textile Understanding and Lecture Hall/Studio
Thinking ) ELS – with Forecasting Agencies in (2 hrs each) Term Designer/Blogger identifying trends in Space
India like Freedom Tree Design (colour or trend expert fashion lifestyle products
forecasting) and Asmara Group, etc.
13 FC V Fashion Trend Studies MAJOR (Fashion Sessions Fashion Textile Understanding and
1 2 3 4 Thinking 5) 6 7 (2 hrs each)
8 9 10 Designer/Blogger
11 identifying trends
12 in 13
S. No Programme Semester Subject Core / IDM / DS IE IE Activity Duration (in Days) Mandatory / Indicative or
Type
trend
of expert
Industry fashion
Deliverables
lifestyle products Resource
tion*
VFE Visit to Fashion publication Mandatory Mid Term Class Room/Studio
houses/magazines Tie-ups with Space
Fashion Magazine and Designers for
live classroom projects.
Visit to trades shows and fashion
events
VFE/ELS Visit to Fashion publication Optional Post Mid- Class Room/Studio

houses/magazines Tie-ups with Term Space
Fashion Magazine and Designers for
live classroom projects.
Visit to trades shows and fashion
events
*Video Conference Lecture for New

Campuses
14 FC VI Sensory & Virtual Experience Design (3D MAJOR (Space ELS Expert Lecture Series 06 Sessions Mandatory (before Architect/Graphic/ Understanding of Mac/Computer Lab
Max) Design) Interactive session by Experts - 3D (2 hrs. each) Mid Set converting design
modeling expert, Experience Designer, Module) Designer/Exhibitio concepts to 3D modelling
e- Visual Merchandiser n firm
BCS Brand case study Brand Optional National Visual realization and
Case studies - Start-ups/ e-commerce International Trade documentation of spaces
brands Fairs, Exhibition/ in respect to product and
Film studios/Art brand promotions/events
Galleries Understanding of
appropriate IT tools and
software
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
tion*
15 FC VI Moving Images & Editing (Videography) DS (Visual ELS Expert Lecture Workshop (SSD) Film ELS – 6 sessions Mandatory (Pre and Editing Understanding of editing Studio Space
Communication) festival visit (Pre and Post Mid- Post Mid studio/renowned equipment & techniques
Video Production Editing techniques Tern - 3 sessions cinematographer used in video/film making
Film festival visit to nearest city/venue each) TA – 1 day (6
of the film festival sessions) (Expert
with minimum 5
years work
experience) TA – 1
day (6 sessions)
(Expert with
minimum 5 years
work experience)
VFE – 6 sessions
16 FC VI Exhibition Design IDM UG (Display Visit to Exhibition spaces Brand 3 sessions Mandatory (before Architect/ Understanding of Bus
& Presentation case study Permanent (2 hrs each) Mid Graphic/Set converting design
Design) exhibitions : museums Module) Designer/ concepts to 3D modelling
Temporary exhibitions -: craft fairs- Exhibition firm
Dastakar, Surajkund, Hundred Hands,
Kalaghoda, Toshali, Konark Festival,
International Puri Beach Festival.
17 FC VI Design Strategy and Systems Thinking Major (Fashion ELS ELS- Brands to share their design sessions (2 hrs Optional Mid Term Renowned Understanding and
Thinking ) strategies-problem solving and each) designer/ realization of design
research. Designer educator concerns in different
areas such as product,
services. Social issues
and to address them
through design solution
18 FC (between VI & VII Sem.) Industry Internship 8 weeks Mandatory Graphic designer/ Understanding and As per FC Industry
Architect/ experiences the Guidelines
Publication professional work
houses/ environment and
photographer/ Film applying the academic
makers/ leanings.
production
houses/advertising
19 FC VII Augmented Reality, Virtual Experience MAJOR (Space ELS Expert Lecture Series 04 Sessions Mandatory (before Architect/Graphic/ Understanding of Mac/Computer Lab
Design & Artificial Intelligence in Retail Design) Interactive session by Expert- Senior (2 hrs. each) Mid Set Designer/ converting design
Visual Merchandising Head of Fashion Module) Exhibition firm concepts to 3D modelling
Brands
SSD Special Sessions and Demonstration 04 Sessions Mandatory (before National Visual realization and Mac/Computer Lab
Interactive session by Expert- Senior (2 hrs. each) Mid International Trade documentation of spaces
Visual Merchandising Head of Fashion Module) Fairs, Exhibition/ in respect to product and
Brands Film studios/Art brand promotions/events
Galleries Understanding of
software
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
S. No Programme Semester Subject Core / IDM / DSIE IE Activity Duration (in Days) Mandatory / Indicative Type of Industry Deliverables Resource
tion*
20 FC VII Interface & Experience Design (UI/UX) MAJOR (Graphic ELS Expert Lecture Series 04 Sessions Mandatory Architect/ Visual realization and Mac/Computer Lab
Design) (2 hrs. each) Graphic/ Set designing
Designer/ layouts/diagrams/wire-
Exhibition firm frams for various web
based applications in
respect to product,
sevices and brand
promotions/events
Understanding of
software
21 FC VII Story Telling & Narratives DS (Fashion ELS Expert Lecture series 3 sessions Mandatory Post Mid A popular Author/ Understanding of Studio Space /Class
Creatives) Expert lecture by a published author Term Writer traditional and Room
(fiction/non fiction) contemporary visual
forms those built a
sequence
communication inform of
a story or narrative.
22 FC VIII Graduation Projrect (Industry) GP 16 weeks Mandatory Graphic designer/ Understanding and As per FC GP
Architect experiences the Guidelines
/Publication professional work
houses/ environment and
photographer/ applying the academic
Film makers/ leanings.
production
houses/
advertising
agencies, IT
industry- UI & UX
.. etc.
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS for FASHION DESIGN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Subject Core / IDM / DS IE IE Activity Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative Resource Requirements
S. No Programme Semester Type of Industry Deliverables
etc Classification Days) Optional Schedule
1 Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Pattern Making - basics
Out station travel if industry is not
2 Draping- Basics 1 day (if industry is available Understanding of available locally
IV/ FV visit to apparel industry Optional Post mid term Apparel industry
locally.)
the processes
Garment Construction- Basic
3
sewing
Fabric Fundamentals Visits to: Spinning mill,

Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Weaving/ Knitting units,
1 day each visit (if industry Understanding of available locally
4 IV/ FV Dyeing and Printing units Mandatory Pre and post mid term Textile industry
is available locally.)
the work processes
CORE
visits to the organizations/

Sustainability, Crafts & fashion
III NGOs / Industries / Craft
available locally
Sectors practicing sustainability Craft industry/ NGO's EL- If such expert is unavailable locally,
Report/ photo
5 IV/ FV & EL 1 day (if available locally.) Mandatory Post mid term practicing session can be planned via VC
documentation
sustainability
Museum Visits
Modern and Post-modern Fashion
6 Out station travel if industry is not
IV/ FV 1 day (if available locally.) Mandatory Post mid term Museum Report
available locally
7 History of Costume and Fashion IDM
Fashion apparel centered
Fashion Now
1 day (if market place is
8 IV/ FV market places like malls, high Optional Post mid term Retail stores Report
available locally.)
streets etc
Fashion Design & Illustration – 1or 2 expert lectures related to

Inviting experts to the campus.
Remuneration as per the seniority
9 design process EL design process in apparel 1/ 2 sessions Mandatory Post mid term identified and hospitality .
industry If such expert is unavailable locally,
session
for can
bein
planned
case ofvia
VCvisit.
10 Visit to printing/ dyeing units/
Dyeing & Printing Understadning of Bus travel local
Fundamentals of Value addition
units the processes, Out station travel if industry is not
Weavers service centres
1 day (if facility is available incorporating available locally
FV Mandatory Pre &Post mid term
CORE locally.)
techniques during
the courses
History of Indian textiles Visit to craft sector/ industry/

Textile craft areas Photo Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Documentation/ Out station travel if industry is not
museums
1 day (if facility is available Report available locally
FV Mandatory Pre &Post mid term
locally.)
IV
11
Visit to designer studios/ stores
Desginer studio Understanding Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Luxury – Identity, Branding &
1 day (if facility is available
Positioning IV/ FV Mandatory Post mid term available locally
locally.)
12
DS
IV
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Celebrity Culture expert lectures related to
DS Remuneration as per the seniority
celebrity culture
identified and hospitality .
If such expert is unavailable locally,
EL 1/ 2 sessions Mandatory Post mid term session can be planned via VC

13 available locally
Industry specific briefs (

Fashion Design & Illustration-
Range development sourced from industry/
identified and hospitality .
hypothetical if original briefs If such expert is unavailable locally,
EL & SCP
could not be materialised)
Mandatory Pre & Post mid term session can be planned via VC
14
Pattern Making – 3 Structured Apparel industry/ Design studio
Apparel industry Understanding of Bus for travel in case of local visit.
the work and flow Out station travel if industry is not
15 garments CORE
of processes available locally
16 IV/ FV & EL
EL - Inviting experts to the campus.
Draping- 3 Draped garments
locally.) Mandatory Post mid term Remuneration as per the seniority
Garment Construction- identified and hospitality
1 or 2 expert lectures
17 If such expert is unavailable locally,
V Structured garments
session can be planned via VC
18 Value addition- Exports & Retail IV/ FV
1 or 2 expert lectures Museum Report Bus for travel in case of local visit.
History of clothing: Proto history-
Museum Visits Out station travel if industry is not
15th century FV 1 day (if facility is available available locally
19 locally.) Mandatory Post mid term
20 EL Interaction with 1 -2 sessions Mandatory Post mid term Inviting experts to the campus.
FD Heritage Couture- Women
designers and stylists Remuneration as per the seniority
Make up & Image Creation DS identified and hospitality
EL 2-3 sessions
21 Mandatory Post mid term session can be planned via VC
Apparel industry
Apparel industry Understanding of Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Pattern Development
the work and flow Out station travel if industry is not
IDM IV/ FV Optional Post mid term of processes available locally
locally.)
22
Fashion Design & Illustration- Visit to IFF Fashion/ Fashion
Fashion Fairs Learning dairy Travel from the respective campus-
accommodation- registration fees for the
Forecast based projects week
VFE 3-4 days Mandatory as per the schedule of the events event (if any)- local transportation
23
CORE
Museum Visits
Museum Learning dairy Bus for travel in case of local visit.
History of clothing: 15th century-
Industrial revolution FV available locally
Optional Post mid term
locally.)
24
VI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Couture - Men 1 Lecture on menswear design
identified and hospitality
EL 1 session Mandatory Post mid term session can be planned via VC
25 VI DS
1 – 2 sessions on styling
Fashion Styling
EL 1-2 sessions Mandatory Pre & Post mid term session can be planned via VC
26
importance of specification
Trade Sketching
EL 1 session Mandatory Post mid term Remuneration as per the seniority
27 IDM drawings
Designing portfolio
Portfolio
EL 2 sessions Optional Pre & Post mid term
28
Bespoke menswear Menswear development
EL 1-2 sessions Mandatory Post mid term session can be planned via VC
Denim washing unit

Denim washing unit Learning dairy / Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Denim wear 1 day (if facility is available
Swatch file/ Out station travel if industry is not
IV & EL locally.) Report available locally Inviting experts to the
Mandatory Post mid term
Visit to industry dealing with
campus. Remuneration as per the
Bodycon
EL 1 session seniority identified and hospitality
IV & EL shape wear Shape wear unit
29 Performance clothing
CORE- Electives visit to industry dealing with
Textile labs/ units session can be planned via VC
1 day (if facility is available dealing with
TA & EL technical textiles/ performance Visit - Optional Post mid term
locally.) speciality fabrics
textiles
VII
Kid’s wear
EL 1 session Mandatory Post mid term
visit to labs and technical

Textile labs/ units Learning dairy / Bus for travel in case of local visit.
Wearable technology
dealing with Swatch file/ Out station travel if industry is not
workshop 1 day (if facility is available
TA Mandatory Post mid term speciality fabrics Report available
locally.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Craft based product development visit to selected craft area
As per craft cluster policy
CORE SSD 2-3 days Mandatory Post mid term
30
Museum Visits
Museum Report/ Learning Bus for travel in case of local visit.
History of clothing: Post-
1 day (if facility is available dariy Out station travel if industry is not
industrial - contemporary
CORE FV Optional Post mid term
locally.) available
31
32 VIII
SEMESTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR KNITWEAR DESIGN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS
S. No Programme Semester Subject IE Classification* IE Activity Duration (in Days) Mandatory / Optional Indicative Schedule Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
etc
Special Sessions & Demonstration by Hand
SSD 2 or 3 sessions N/A
Knitting Experts in the city Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
Fundamentals of Hand Samples to be made on the techniques or
1 KD III Major Mandatory Before and After Mid term Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Knitting Workshops for Knit Materials & Embossed learnings from the sessions and to be submitted
TA 2 or 3 sessions N/A Refreshments
HandKnit Structures
VFE Garment Exhibition or Fair 1 day Visit to a Garment Fair in the vicinity
Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
Mandatory/ Optional Before and After Mid term
Visit to a mall to observe various submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Flat Pattern and BCS Brand & Client Study for women’s wear brands 2 or 3 sessions
2 KD III Construction-1 Major women'swear brands and their styles
(Womenswear)
Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
Samples to be made on the techniques or
SSD Special Sessions & Demonstration 2 or 3 sessions Optional Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
learnings from the session and to be submitted
Refreshments

Fashion Illustration- Class work or Assignment based on the learning
3 KD III Major ELS Expert Lecture Series 6 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Womenswear from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
1 day if within in the Industry Visit to Composite mill /

Industry Visit to a Composite mill / spinning & Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
city; 2 or 3 days in spinning unit & production unit within A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
4 KD III Basics of Textiles Major IV production unit within the vicinity ( if not in the Mandatory Before/After Mid term which will have all the observations and
case of outstation the vicinity ( if not in the vicinity, then subject faculty, Refreshments
vicinity, then outstation visit may be undertaken) learnings acquired from the mill visit
visit outstation visit may be undertaken)
Industry Visit to a unit which will have A unit which has Embroidery cluster,
Embroidery, Block printing, Resist dyeing and Block printing, Resist dyeing and
IV 1 day Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
weaving, Zardosi, Printing; Workshop and weaving, Zardosi work, Printing ( within A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
5 KD III Indian Traditional Textiles Major demonstration with artisans) Mandatory Before and After Mid term the city) which will have all the observations and
subject faculty, Refreshments
learnings acquired from the visit
Visit to Fairs and exhibitions- Craft based Craft Museum/ Craft Exhibitions (within
VFE 1 day
exhibitions, museums the city)

Digital Documentation Class work or Assignment based on the learning
6 KD III Floating Major ELS Expert Lecture Series 6 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Methods from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Awareness workshops -Design Expert

TA 2 or 3 sessions N/A
Workshop
Thematic Approach to
7 KD III DS-1 Mandatory Before and After Mid term Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Design Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate
ELS 2 or 3 sessions N/A Refreshments
wear & Sportswear Design Awareness workshop and Expert Lecture
can be commom to both DS 1 & DS 2; Class
work or Assignment based on the learning from
Awareness workshops -Design Expert the Expert Lecture to be submitted
TA 2 or 3 sessions N/A
Workshop
8 KD III Design Process DS-2 Mandatory Before and After Mid term Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate Refreshments
ELS 2 or 3 sessions N/A
wear & Sportswear
ELS on various Knitting styles & techniques

ELS 2 or 3 sessions Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
used across the world. Class work or Assignment based on the learning
Mandatory N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Workshops for Knit Materials & Embossed Refreshments
Introduction to World TA 2 or 3 sessions
9 KD III IDM-1(UG) Knit Structures Before or After Mid term
Knitting
Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
Industry Visit to a flat knit industry only if in A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
I V 1 day Optional Flat Knit Industry if only in the vicinity which will have all the observations and
the vicinity subject faculty, Refreshments
Market Study to retail sportswear brands in A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
10 KD III Fabric for Sportswear IDM-2(UG) BCS 9 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term
vicinity. subject faculty, Refreshments
Mall / Store visit in the city for Report/Document on trends spotted to be
sportswear brands submitted along with visuals
Introduction to Knitwear Brand and Client Study and Special Sessions by A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
11 KD III IDM-3(PG) BCS/SSD 6sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term
Products various knit category experts subject faculty, Refreshments

Organizing a workshop or a seminar by an Class work or Assignment based on the learning
12 KD IV TA 6sessions Mandatory Before Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
external expert from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Principles of Flat Knitting Major

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS
etc
Principles of Flat Knitting Major
Flat Knitting Industry (if not in the Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
3 to 5 days in case of which will have all the observations and
13 KD IV IV Industry visit to Flat Knitting Industry Mandatory Before/After Mid term vicinity, then outstation visit may be staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
outstation visit learnings acquired from the visit; Also samples
undertaken) students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
of fabric and yarns to be sourced from the visit
Organizing a technical workshop or a seminar by Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
Class work or Assignment based on the learning
14 KD IV SSD / ELS an external expert on pattern making and or 2 or 3 sessions Mandatory Before/After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert lecture by Designer Refreshments
Industry Visit to Menswear

Flat Pattern & Construction Manufacturing Unit specific to Knits in
Major Industry Visit to Menswear Manufacturing Unit 2 days for outstation which will have all the observations and A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
15 KD IV 2 (Menswear) IV Mandatory Before/After Mid term the vicinity ( if not in the vicinity then
in the vicinity visit learnings acquired from the visit; Also samples subject faculty, Refreshments
outstation visit can be undertaken along
with Flat Knitting Industry Visit)
Brand and Client Study - Store Visit in the Mall / store visit in the city for menswear Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
16 KD IV BCS 2 or 3 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term
vicinity brands and styles submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Brand and Client Study - Store Visit in the Mall / store visit in the city for menswear Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
17 KD IV BCS 2 or 3 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term
vicinity to study Fabric and Styles brands and styles for fabrics submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Fashion Illustration
Major
(Menswear & Kidswear)
Expert Lecture Series to learn Rendering and Class work or Assignment based on the learning
18 KD IV ELS 6 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Illustration Style from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Industry visit to Computerised

Embroidery Unit, Dyeing Unit in the
Industry visit to Computerised Embroidery Unit, which will have all the observations and A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
19 KD IV IV 1 day Mandatory Before or After Mid term vicinity ( if not in the vicinity then
Dyeing Unit in the vicinity learnings acquired from the visit; Also samples subject faculty, Refreshments
Surface Design for Knits Major

20 KD IV SSD Special Sessions and Demonstration 1day Mandatory Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
A unit which has embroidery cluster,

Block printing, Resist dyeing and
A unit which has Embroidery cluster, Block weaving, Zardosi, Printing, Workshop Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
21 KD IV IV printing, Resist dyeing and weaving, Zardosi, 1day Mandatory Before /After Mid term and demonstration with artisans in the which will have all the observations and
Printing vicinity( if not in the vicinity then learnings acquired from the visit
Design Research Major

Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft based Craft Museum/ Craft Exhibitions (within A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
22 KD IV VFE 1day Mandatory Before and After Mid term which will have all the observations and
exhibitions, museums the city) subject faculty, Refreshments

23 KD IV BCS Brand and Client Study 2 or 3 sessions Mandatory Before Mid term Mall / store visit in the city
submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Garment Making with

Floating Major
Woven Fabric

24 KD IV ELS Expert Lecture by Industry Expert/ Designer 6sessions Mandatory Before / After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

Expert Lecture Series- on various Knitting styles Class work or Assignment based on the learning
25 KD IV ELS 6sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
& techniques used across the world from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Knit Fabric Studies IDM 1
Industry Vist to Flat Knit Industry - Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
Industry Vist to Flat Knit Industry - ideally to 3 days in case of
26 KD IV IV Mandatory Before / After Mid term ideally once to Ludhaina in atleast one of which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
Ludhaina outstation visit
the semesters for IDM students learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Knit Fabric Studies MajorIDM
/ IDM1 / DS
etc
Industry Vist to Flat Knit Industry - Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
Industry Vist to Flat Knit Industry - ideally to 3 days in case of
26 KD IV IV Mandatory Before / After Mid term ideally once to Ludhaina in atleast one of which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
Ludhaina outstation visit
the semesters for IDM students learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
Brand & Client Study - Market study to retail Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
27 KD IV BCS 2 -3 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term Mall / store visit in the city
sportswear brands in vicinity submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Garmenting for Casual

IDM 2
Sports

Expert Lecture Series by Experts/Designers in Class work or Assignment based on the learning
28 KD IV ELS 6 sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Sportswear from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

29 IDM ELS Expert Lecture Series by Knitwear Experts 6sessions Mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
II Knitwear Appreciation IDM 3
30 IDM BCS 6sessions mandatory Before and After Midterm Mall / store visit in the city
knitwear brands in vicinity submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Class work or Assignment based on the learning Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate N/A
31 Trend Study and Design ELS 6sessions Mandatory Before and After Mid term from the Expert Lecture to be submitted Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
wear & Sportswear
Development (Intimate Refreshments
KD IV DS 1 and DS 2
Apparel) Market and
Client Study (Sportswear)
Report/Document on trends spotted to be
Brand & Client Study - Market study to retail Mall / store visit in the city A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
32 BCS 1 day mandatory Before / After Midterm submitted along with visuals
sportswear and Intimate brands in vicinity subject faculty, Refreshments
Industry Visit to a Circular Knit

manufacturing industry anywhere within
Industry Visit to a Circular Knit manufacturing the country anytime throughout the Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
IV industry anywhere within the country anytime 5 to 7 days semester; Part or Complete Transaction which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
throughout the semester Mandatory viist to of Curriculum in the Circular Knit learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
India Knit Fair at Before/After Mid term as per the Industry for campuses which do not have
33 KD V Cicular Knitting Major Circular Knitting Machine
Tirupur for All schedule of the Fair
Campuses

Special Sessions or Expert Lectures by Knitting Class work or Assignment based on the learning
ELS / SSD 6 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Experts from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

Industry Visit: Visit to a kidswear manufacturing Industry Visit: Visit to a local kidswear A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV 1day which will have all the observations and
Unit in the vicinity manufacturing Unit subject faculty, Refreshments

VFE VFE-Garment Fair 1day Visit to Garment Fair / Exhibition
Flat Pattern and Report/Document on trends spotted to be
34 KD V Major Mandatory Before/After Mid term submitted along with visuals
Construction 3 (Kidswear) A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
BCS Brand & Client Study for kidswear brands 2 or 3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city

Special Sessions & Demonstration by Industry Class work or Assignment based on the learning
SSD 2 or 3 N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert/Pattern Master from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

ELS Expert Lecture Series 6sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
Brand & Client Study for men’s wear and

BCS 6sessions Mall / store visit in the city
35 KD V Print Design Project Major kidswear brands to study Fabric and Styles Mandatory Before/After Mid term
which will have all the observations and
Visit to Block printing Unit, Resist learnings acquired from the visit
Visit to Block printing Unit, Resist dyeing,
IV 6sessions dyeing, Workshop and demonstration -
Workshop and demonstration - Printing
Printing
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS
etc
Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a

Industry Visit – Dyeing and Processing Unit for Industry Visit – Dyeing and Processing
IV 5 to 7 days staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
Knits Unit for Knits
students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
Mandatory Visit to
Tirupur for subjects -
Dyeing and Finishing for Circular Knitting, Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
36 KD V Major Special Sessions & Demonstration by Textile Before/After Mid term which will have all the observations and
Knits SSD 2 or 3 Dyeing & Finishing, n/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert learnings acquired from the visit
Printing, Kidswear Refreshments
Manufacturing Unit

BCS Brand & Client Study for brands 2 or 3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city

VFE Visit to Fairs and exhibitions 1 day Visit to Fairs and exhibitions which will have all the observations and
37 KD V Draping for Knits Major Mandatory Before/After Mid term
ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 or 3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft based Craft Museum/ Craft Exhibitions (within A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
VFE 1 day which will have all the observations and
exhibitions, museums the city) subject faculty, Refreshments

Craft Research and
38 KD V Documentation (Between Major ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 or 3 sessions Mandatory Before/After Mid term Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
4th & 5th Sem.) Class work or Assignment based on the learning
N/A
from the Expert Lecture to be submitted Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
Special Sessions & Demonstration by
SSD 2 or 3 Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Craftsmen
Refreshments

ELS Expert Lecture Series by Illustrators and Stylists 2 or 3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
39 KD V Stylised Illustration Floating Major Mandatory Before/After Mid term
BCS Brand & Client Study 2 or 3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city

Technology awareness workshop - Design
TA 2 or 3 sessions Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert Workshop
Refreshments
N/A
Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate
Product Development- ELS 2 or 3 sessions Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
40 KD V DS-1 wear Mandatory Before/After Mid term
Intimate Apparel Refreshments


Technology awareness workshop - Design
TA 2 or 3 sessions Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert Workshop
Refreshments
N/A
Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate
Product Development- ELS 2 or 3 sessions Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
41 KD V DS-2 wear Mandatory Before/After Mid term
Sportswear Refreshments

Industry Visit to a Flat & Circular Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
Industry Visit to a Flat & Circular Knitting A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV 1 day Knitting industry and Knitwear which will have all the observations and
industry and Knitwear Production Unit subject faculty, Refreshments
Production Unit in the vicinity learnings acquired from the visit
42 KD V Knits for Apparel IDM-1 Mandatory Before/After Mid term Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
VFE Visit to Fair and Exhibitions 1 day Visit to Fair & Exhibition in the city
1
42 2
KD 3
V Knits for4 Apparel 5
IDM-1 6 7 8 9
Mandatory 10 Mid term
Before/After 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS
etc
Expert Lecture Series- on various Knitwear Class work or Assignment based on the learning
ELS 2 or 3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
styles by Pattern Master from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Industry visit to sportswear

3 to 5 in case of manufacturing unit in the city; if not A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV Industry Visit which will have all the observations and
outstation visit available then outstation visit to be subject faculty, Refreshments
undertaken
Garmenting for
43 KD V IDM-2 Mandatory Before/After Mid term
Performance wear
BCS 2 or 3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city

44 ELS Expert Lecture Series by Knitwear Experts 6sessions Mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Quality Management in Refreshments
IDM III IDM 3
Knitwear Industry Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
Special Sessions and Demonstration by Textile Class work or Assignment based on the learning
45 SSD 1day Mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Experts and visit to Textile Lab from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Industry Visit to any Flat Knit

Industry Visit to any Flat Knit manufacturing Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
manufacturing industry which has
IV industry which has Computerised Knitting 5 to 7 days Mandatory Before / After Midterm which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
Computerised Knitting Machine-
Machine- especially to Ludhiana learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
especially to Ludhiana

46 KD VI Computerised Flat Knitting Major Special Sessions & Demonstration by Knit Class work or Assignment based on the learning
SSD 3 sessions Mandatory Before / After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Experts from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

Workshops for Knit Materials & Embossed Knit Class work or Assignment based on the learning
TA 3 sessions Optional Before / After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Structures from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Industry Visit: Visit to a Apparel Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
Industry Visit: Visit to a Apparel manufacturing A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV 1 day Mandatory After Midterm manufacturing Unit with CAD-CAM which will have all the observations and
Unit with CAD-CAM within the vicinity subject faculty, Refreshments
within the vicinity learnings acquired from the visit
Virtual Prototyping
47 KD VI (Computerised Pattern Major Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
Making) VFE Garment fair in the vicinity 1 day Optional Before /After Midterm Garment fair in the vicinity

TA Workshops – Optitex 3 sessions Mandatory Before and After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

48 KD VI Mini Portfolio Major ELS Expert Lecture Series 4 sessions Mandatory Before and After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
1 day if within the Industry Visit – Knitwear Processing

Industry Visit – Knitwear Processing Unit and city; 2 or 3 days in Unit in the vicinity; if not possible A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV mandatory Before and After Midterm which will have all the observations and
Visit to Textile Labs case of outstation outstation visit to be undertaken along subject faculty, Refreshments
visit with other subjects

49 KD VI Quality Assurance for Knits Major Special Sessions & Demonstration by Textile Class work or Assignment based on the learning
SSD 3 sessions mandatory Before and After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

BCS Brand & Client Study for brands 2 sessions mandatory Before and After Midterm Mall / store visit in the city

ELS Expert Lecture Series 4 sessions Mandatory Before/After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
Knitwear Planning &
50 KD VI Major
Production 1 day if within the
city; 2 or 3 days in Visit to Knitwear Manufacturing Unit A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV Industry Visit – Knitwear Manufacturing Unit mandatory Before/After Midterm which will have all the observations and
case of outstation together with Processing Unit subject faculty, Refreshments
visit
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS
etc
Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft based Craft Museum/ Craft Exhibitions (within Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
VFE 2sessions mandatory Before/After Midterm
exhibitions, museums the city) submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Craft Cluster Design Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
51 KD VI Major Expert Lecture Series by Designers/Master Class work or Assignment based on the learning
Intervention ELS 1day mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Craftsmen from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

SSD Special Sessions & Demonstration by Craftsmen 1day optional Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

ELS Expert Lecture Series- Designers 4 sessions Mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
Lounge Wear Design Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
52 KD VI Floating Major BCS Brand & Client Study 3 sessions Mandatory Before/ After Midterm Mall / store visit in the city
Project submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments

IV Store Visits in the vicinity 3sessions optional Before & After Midterm Mall / store visit in the city

Technology awareness workshops - Design Class work or Assignment based on the learning
TA 1 day mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert Workshops from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments
Design Project- Intimate Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
53 KD VI DS-1 Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate Class work or Assignment based on the learning
Apparel ELS 6sessions mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
wear from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

BCS Brand & Client Study 3 sessions mandatory Before & After Midterm Mall / store visit in the city

TA 1 day mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

Design Project- Casual Class work or Assignment based on the learning
54 KD VI DS-2 ELS Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Sportswear 3 sessions mandatory Before & After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Sportswear from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

BCS Brand & Client Study 3sessions mandatory Before Midterm Mall / store visit in the city
Industry Visit to a Flat & Circular Report on the Visit and to submit the Document
Industry Visit to a Flat & Circular Knitting A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV 1day mandatory Before/After Midterm Knitting industry and Knitwear which will have all the observations and
industry and Knitwear Production Unit subject faculty, Refreshments
Production Unit learnings acquired from the visit
Craft Museum/ Craft Exhibitions (within Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
VFE Visit to Fairs and exhibitions 1day mandatory Before/ After Midterm
the city) submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
55 KD VI Knits for Home IDM-1

ELS Expert Lecture Series-Home Furnishing 3sessions mandatory Before/ After Midterm N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

IV Visit to Stores- Home Decor 3sessions mandatory Before/ After Midterm Visit to Mall/ Stores/ Exhibitions which will have all the observations and

Industry Visit to Sportswear A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV Industry Visit to Sportswear Manufacturing Unit 1day mandatory Before/ After Midterm which will have all the observations and
Manufacturing Unit subject faculty, Refreshments
Product Development for
56 KD VI IDM-2
Athleisure
BCS 3sessions mandatory Before Midterm Mall / store visit in the city
sportswear brands in vicinity. submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Visit of industry which has Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
Visit of industry which has Computerised Flat
IV 5 to 7 days Mandatory Computerised Flat Knitting Machinery in which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
Knitting Machinery in Ludhiana/Tirupur
Ludhiana/Tirupur learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
57 KD VII Advanced Knitting Major Before/After Mid term

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS Visit of industry which has Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
S. No Programme Semester Subject IE Classification* Visit of industry which
IE Activity
has Computerised Flat Duration (in Days) Mandatory / Optional Indicative Schedule Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
etc IV 5 to 7 days Mandatory Computerised Flat Knitting Machinery in which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
Knitting Machinery in Ludhiana/Tirupur
Ludhiana/Tirupur learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
57 KD VII Advanced Knitting Major Before/After Mid term Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
SSD (Special Sessions & Demonstration) by
SSD 2 or 3 sessions optional Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Knit Experts
Class work or Assignment based on the learning Refreshments
N/A
TA (Workshops) for Knit Materials & Embossed
TA 2 or 3 sessions Mandatory Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Knit Structures
Refreshments

VFE VFE-Garment fair and Fashion Show 1 day VFE-Garment fair and Fashion Show
58 KD VII Knit Fashion Styling Major Mandatory Before/After Mid term
ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 -3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

59 KD VII Portfolio Development Major ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 -3 sessions Mandatory Before/After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Travel by Train for 30-35 students along with a
Industry Visit –Textile Unit preferably outstation 5 to 7 days in case of Industry Visit –Textile Unit preferably
IV which will have all the observations and staff,Air travel for the faculty, DSA for
based on the availability of the Industry outstation visit outstation based on the availability
learnings acquired from the visit students,staff,faculty, Travel allowance at outstation
Performance Fabrics and Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
60 KD VII Major Special Sessions & Demonstration by Textile Mandatory Before/After Mid term Class work or Assignment based on the learning
Smart Textiles SSD 2 or 3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Expert from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

BCS Brand & Client Study for brands 2 -3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city

VFE Visit to Fairs and exhibitions 1 day Visit to Fairs and exhibitions

61 KD VII Business of Knitwear Major Mandatory Before/After Mid term from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

Industry Visit – Brands/ Store and Knitwear A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
IV 1 day Mall / store visit in the city which will have all the observations and
Manufacturing Unit subject faculty, Refreshments

VFE Visit to Fairs, Exhibitions and Stores 2 days Visit to Fairs, Exhibitions and Stores

62 KD VII Research Paper Major ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 -3 sessions Mandatory Before/After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
SSD Special Sessions & Demonstration by Craftsmen 2 or 3 N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft based Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
VFE 1 day
exhibitions, museums based exhibitions, museums submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Craft Cluster Product ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 -3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
63 KD VII Major Mandatory Before/After Mid term
Development Refreshments
SSD Special Sessions & Demonstration by Craftsmen 6 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

TA 2 or 3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

Lingerie Design Project / Expert Lecture Series by Experts in Intimate Class work or Assignment based on the learning
64 KD VII Floating Major ELS 2 -3 sessions Mandatory Before/After Mid term N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Sportswear Design Project wear/ Sportswear from the Expert Lecture to be submitted
Refreshments

BCS Brand & Client Study 2 -3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IDM / DS
etc
Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
IV Industry Visit 2 or 3 sessions Visit to Lingerie Manufacturing Unit which will have all the observations and Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
learnings acquired from the visit Refreshments
Creative Design Project-

65 KD VII DS-1 Mandatory Before/After Mid term
Intimate Apparel
BCS 2 -3 sessions Mall / store visit in the city
Intimate brands in vicinity. submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Report on the Visit and to submit the Document Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
IV Industry Visit 2 or 3 sessions Visit to Sportswear Manufacturing Unit which will have all the observations and Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
learnings acquired from the visit Refreshments
Design Project-Active
66 KD VII DS-2 Mandatory Before/After Mid term
Sportswear
Intimate brands in vicinity. submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments
Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft based Visit to Fairs and exhibitions - Craft Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,
VFE 1 day
exhibitions, museums based exhibitions, museums submitted along with visuals subject faculty, Refreshments

Refreshments
67 KD VII Knit Art IDM-1 Mandatory Before/After Mid term

SSD SSD (Special Sessions & Demonstration) 2 or 3 N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments

IV Industry Visit 1 day Visit to Sportswear Manufacturing Unit which will have all the observations and
Product Development for Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /
68 KD VII IDM-2 Mandatory Before/After Mid term Class work or Assignment based on the learning
Active Wear ELS Expert Lecture Series 2 -3 sessions N/A Seminar/ Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Refreshments
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF LEATHER DESIGN
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS
B.DES.(LEATHER DESIGN) SEMESTER III

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / Duration
IE Mandatory / Indicative Type of Resource
DS/FM/ IE Activity (in Deliverables
S. No Programme Semester Subject Classification Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
IDM Days)
MAJORS
1.Collection Leather
A/C Bus to
Understanding the swatches/samples
Tannery Visits accommodate 30-35
processes & Before Mid Tannery-Raw 2.Leather Process
(1) 1 Mandatory students, a staff,
exposure to the types term to Finishing sequence of operations
(IV) subject faculty,
of leathers 3. Tannery Visit
Refreshments
Reports
1.Understanding the
commercial leathers
with respect to types A/C Bus to
For understanding the Leather
Leather Studies & Leather Market and prices, suppliers accommodate 30-35
1 LD III Major various types of After Mid Markets /
Process I Exposure (1) 1 Mandatory 2.Collection of students, a staff,
leathers available in term Leather
(FV) commercial leather subject faculty,
the market Industry
swatches Refreshments
3.Documentation &
submission of Reports
Grading, sorting, Industry practices Pick up & drop
Industry Expert colour matching- in Before or Tannery/ Types of Dyes & facility, Honorarium,
Lecture (1) bound/out bound(part 1 Mandatory After Mid Leather Finishes, A/C Seminar/
(EL) transaction in term Industry Identification & Lecture hall with AV
Industry) Selection of Leathers facilities,
Field visit/ To generate cultural & Innovative ideas, A/C Bus to
Exhibitions inspirational ideas Before Mid heritage sites, concepts, Material accommodate 30-35
2 LD III Design Methods Major 1 Mandatory
Visit to (1) and understand the term museums, Applications, Space students, a staff,
(FV / VFE ) realization exhibitions & interactions, Contextual subject faculty,
galleries understanding Refreshments
Leather
Society driven designs, Pick up & drop
Lecture by a To obtain a first-hand Before Garments,
Inclusive Design facility, Honorarium,
Sociologist/ experience sharing on and/or Goods,
2 Mandatory process, Visualization & A/C Seminar/
designer/artist design processes & After Mid Footwear,
Representations Lecture hall with AV
(1-2) (EL) realization term Lifestyle
Techniques facilities
products
Pick up & drop
Organizing a Design Methods, facility, Honorarium,
Technology
Apparel Design technical workshop / Before Mid Leather Industrial Design A/C Lab / Seminar/
3 LD III Major Awareness (1) 1 Optional
Studio I a seminar by an term Garments process, Industrial Lecture hall with AV
(TA)
external expert Pattern Making facilities,
Refreshments
Leather
Organizing a Garments, 2D digital design
Technology Lab with AV
Drawing & Digital technical workshop by After Mid Goods, techniques, Innovative
4 LD III Major Awareness (1) 1 Optional facilities,
Design I an external resource term Footwear, application of tools &
(TA) Refreshments
person Lifestyle techniques
products
Demonstration Pick up & drop
To demonstrate Surface Design &
from master Leather & facility, Honorarium,
Craft & Surface various commercial After Mid crafting techniques,
5 LD III Major artisan/ 1-3 days Mandatory Non-Leather A/C Lab with
Design Techniques I craft techniques in term Swatch Development
craftsperson Craft sectors workshop facilities,
practice techniques
(1) (SSD) Refreshments
DEEPENING SPECIALIZATIONS
Industrial Design Pick up & drop
process, Industrial facility, Honorarium,
Technology Organizing a technical Leather
Before Mid Pattern Making & A/C Lab / Seminar/
Awareness (1) workshop or a seminar 1 Optional Goods/Acces
term Construction Lecture hall with AV
(TA) by an external expert sories
techniques for Leather facilities,
Product Design Goods Refreshments
1 LD III DS
Studio I 1.Identification of
A/C Bus to
To familiarize the Leather goods
Industry / Field Leather accommodate 30-35
students with the After Mid 2. Goods Process
Visits (1) 1 Mandatory Goods/Acces students, a staff,
goods manufacturing term sequence of
(IV / FV) sories subject faculty,
practices & processes operations
Refreshments
3. Industry Visit
Reports
Industrial Design Pick up & drop

process, Industrial facility, Honorarium,
Technology Organizing a technical
Before Mid Pattern Making & A/C Lab / Seminar/
Awareness (1) workshop or a seminar 1 Optional Footwear
term Construction Lecture hall with AV
(TA) by an external expert
techniques for facilities,
Footwear Refreshments
Footwear Design
2 LD III DS 1.Identification of
Studio I
To familiarize the Footwear A/C Bus to
Industry/Field students with the 2. Footwear Process accommodate 30-35
After Mid
Visits (1) footwear 1 Mandatory Footwear sequence of students, a staff,
term
(IV/FV) manufacturing operations subject faculty,
practices & processes 3. Industry Visit Refreshments
Reports
FLOATING MAJORS
Workshop Pick up & drop
Creative Draping
on facility, Honorarium,
Technology Organizing a technical Techniques,
innovative Before Mid Leather A/C Lab / Seminar/
1 LD III Draping FM Awareness (1) workshop or a seminar 1 Application of
/creative term Garments Lecture hall with AV
(TA) by an external expert Materials for creative
draping facilities,
garments
techniques Refreshments
Workshop Pick up & drop
on Leather facility, Honorarium,
Technology Organizing a technical New Leather Surface
Leather Exploration innovative After mid Garments/ A/C Lab / Seminar/
2 LD III FM Awareness (1) /craft workshop by an 1 Techniques, Swatch
Techniques surface term Goods/ Lecture hall with AV
(TA) external expert developments
design Footwear facilities,
techniques Refreshments
UG IDMS
1.Understanding the
various types of fetish
Leather A/C Bus to
For understanding the products
Market Garments/ accommodate 30-35
Introduction Fetish various types of fetish Before Mid 2. Application of
1 LD UG III IDM Exposure (1) 1 Mandatory Footwear/ students, a staff,
Products products available in term Materials in fetish
(FV) Goods/ subject faculty,
the market. products
Accessories Refreshments
3.Documentation &
Knowledge on Fetish Pick up & drop
To provide inputs on Leather
Markets, facility, Honorarium,
Industry Expert Fetish/Cult fashion Garments/
After Mid Corresponding A/C hall/seminar
Lecture (1) concepts, principles, 1 Mandatory Footwear/
term products, Industry room with AV
(EL) consumer & industry Goods/
Practices, Consumer facilities,
perspectives. Accessories
Perceptions Refreshments
1.Understanding the
Visit to product Leather/Non- various types of A/C Bus to
To generate
showrooms/ex Leather lifestyle products accommodate 30-35
inspirational ideas and Before Mid
hibitions/galleri 1 Mandatory Lifestyle 2.Application of students, a staff,
understand the term
es (1) Goods/ Materials in the market subject faculty,
realization of ideas.
(FV/VFE) Accessories 3.Documentation & Refreshments
Introduction to Life
2 LD UG III IDM submission of Reports
style Products
Knowledge on
Leather/Non- Pick up & drop
To provide inputs on Lifestyle Markets,
Industry Expert Leather facility, Honorarium,
Lifestyle concepts, After Mid Corresponding
Lecture (1) 1 Mandatory Lifestyle A/C hall/seminar
principles, consumer & term products, Industry
(EL) Goods/ room with AV
industry perspectives. Practices, Consumer
Accessories facilities
Perceptions
PG IDM
Knowledge on Luxury
Leather/ Pick up & drop
To provide inputs on Concepts, Markets,
Industry Expert Non-Leather facility, Honorarium,
luxury concepts, Before Mid Corresponding
Lecture (1) 1 Mandatory Luxury A/C hall/seminar
principles, consumer & term products, Industry
(EL) Fashion room with AV
industry perspectives. Practices, Consumer
products facilities
Perceptions
Introduction to
1.Understanding the
1 LD PG I Luxury Products & IDM
Prevailing luxury
Brands Leather/ A/C Bus to
To understand the Products Designs
Market Non-Leather accommodate 30-35
prevailing luxury After Mid Trends, Brands
Exposure (1) 1 Mandatory Luxury students, a staff,
product design trends, term 2.Application of
(FV) Fashion subject faculty,
brands, etc.. Materials in Luxury
products Refreshments
3.Documentation &
B.DES.(LEATHER DESIGN) SEMESTER IV
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Type of Resource
IE Activity Deliverables
S. No Programme Semester Subject DS/FM/IDM Classification (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
MAJORS
1.Collection Leather
swatches/samples A/C Bus to
Understanding the
Tannery-Wet 2.Leather Process accommodate 30-
Tannery Visits processes & Before Mid
1 Mandatory blue/VT to sequence of 35 students, a staff,
(1) (IV) exposure to the types term
Finishing operations subject faculty,
of leathers
3. Tannery Visit Refreshments
Reports
1.Understanding the
R&D Labs in Leather Physical &
A/C Bus to
Technology Visits to Labs, Leather Chemical testing
Leather Studies accommodate 30-
1 LD IV Major Awareness - Organizing technical After Mid Garments/ practices,
& Process II 1 Mandatory 35 students, a staff,
Testing Lab workshops and term Goods/ 2.Preparation of
subject faculty,
Visit (1) (TA) seminars Footwear/ leather test samples
Refreshments
CLRI 3.Documentation &
Pick up & drop
For finishing, testing Leather Leather Testing facility,
Industry Expert
& grading After Mid Garments/ Standards, National & Honorarium, A/C
Lecture (1) 1 Mandatory
(transaction in term Goods/ International Norms, hall/seminar room
(EL)
inbound/outbound) Footwear Commercial Practices with AV facilities,
Refreshments
Leather Understanding the A/C Bus to
Visit to To understand the
Garments/ prevailing Fashion accommodate 30-
Design & Fashion Retail prevailing fashion Before Mid
2 LD IV Major 1 Mandatory Goods/ Trends, Consumer 35 students, a staff,
Fashion Studies Outlets (1) trends & styles at the term
Footwear/ Preferences, subject faculty,
(FV) retail level.
Accessories Submission of Reports Refreshments
Understanding the A/C Bus to
Visit to To understand the
cuts, innovative design accommodate 30-
Apparel Design Fashion Retail prevailing fashion After Mid Leather
3 LD IV Major 1 Mandatory elements, materials in 35 students, a staff,
Studio II Outlets (1) trends & styles at the term Garments/
Trends, Consumer subject faculty,
(FV) retail level.
Preferences, Refreshments
Submission of Reports
Pick up & drop

Leather
facility,
Organizing a Garments, 2D digital design
Technology Honorarium, A/C
Drawing & Digital technical workshop or After Mid Goods, techniques, Innovative
4 LD IV Major Awareness (1) 1 Optional Lab / Seminar/
Design II a seminar by an term Footwear, application of tools &
(TA) Lecture hall with
external expert Lifestyle techniques
AV facilities,
products
Refreshments
Pick up & drop
Demonstration
To demonstrate Surface Design & facility,
Craft & Surface from master Leather &
various commercial After Mid crafting techniques, Honorarium, A/C
5 LD IV Design Major artisan/ 1-3 days Mandatory Non-Leather
craft techniques in term Swatch Development Lab with workshop
Techniques II craftsperson Craft sectors
practice techniques facilities,
(1) (SSD)
Refreshments
1.Identification of
To familiarize the Leather goods A/C Bus to
students with the Leather 2. Goods Process accommodate 30-
Visit to goods After mid
goods manufacturing 1 Mandatory Goods/Acces sequence of 35 students, a staff,
factory (1) (IV) term
practices & sories operations subject faculty,
processes 3. Industry Visit Refreshments
Reports
Product Design
1 LD IV DS Industrial Design
Studio II Project/Design
Practical application Research, Client
brief, financial
of goods design Optional - Project Brief,
Class room Before Leather support from the
process through a May or may Identification &
project (1) 1-3 days and/or After Goods/Acces sponsor, certificate
real time project not be Implementation of
(SCP) Mid term sories of recognition/
sponsored by sponsored Design Methodology,
appreciation, Joint
Industry Final Designs/Mock-
IP ownership
ups/Prototypes
1.Identification of
To familiarize the
Footwear A/C Bus to
students with the
Visit to 2. Footwear Process accommodate 30-
Footwear footwear After Mid
2 LD IV DS footwear 1 Mandatory Footwear sequence of 35 students, a staff,
Design Studio II manufacturing term
factory (1) (IV) operations subject faculty,
practices &
3. Industry Visit Refreshments
processes
Reports
Industrial Design
Project/Design
brief, financial
of footwear design Optional - Project Brief,
Class room Before support from the
project (1) 1-3 days and/or After Footwear sponsor, certificate
(SCP) Mid term of recognition/
appreciation, Joint
IP ownership
ups/Prototypes
FLOATING MAJORS
1.Understanding the
Manufacturing
systems of goods A/C Bus to
To familiarize the
Visit to a Leather 2. Goods Process accommodate 30-
Leather Products students with the Before Mid
1 LD IV FM Product 1 Optional Goods/ sequence of 35 students, a staff,
Manufacture goods manufacturing term
Factory(1) (IV) Accessories operations, Industrial subject faculty,
systems & processes
ergonomics Refreshments
3. Industry Visit
Reports
1.Understanding the
Manufacturing
To familiarize the systems of footwear A/C Bus to
Visit to a students with the 2. Footwear Process accommodate 30-
Footwear Before Mid
2 LD IV FM Footwear footwear 1 optional Footwear sequence of 35 students, a staff,
Manufacture term
Factory (1)(IV) manufacturing operations, Industrial subject faculty,
systems & processes ergonomics Refreshments
3. Industry Visit
Reports
UG IDMS
1.Collection of Leather
Understanding the swatches/samples A/C Bus to
Tannery/
processes & 2.Leather Process accommodate 30-
Visit to Factory Before Mid Leather
exposure to the types 1 Optional sequence of 35 students, a staff,
Leather Studies (1) (IV) term Process
of leather & Non operations subject faculty,
1 LD UG IV For fetish IDM Industry
Leather Materials 3. Tannery Visit Refreshments
products
Reports
Market For understanding Tannery/ 1.Collection of Leather A/C Bus to
After Mid
Exposure (1) the various types of 1 Mandatory Leather swatches/samples accommodate 30-
term
(FV) leather/Non Leather Process 2.Leather Process 35 students, a staff,
materials/products in Industry sequence of subject faculty,
the market operations Refreshments
3. Tannery Visit
Reports
Pick up & drop
On identification of Industry practices
Tannery/ facility,
Materials, appropriate Before or Types of Leathers &
Industry Expert Leather Honorarium, A/C
application & 1 Mandatory After Mid Finishes,
Lecture (1)(EL) Process hall/seminar room
appreciation on term Identification &
Industry with AV facilities,
Fetish /Cult products) Selection of Leathers
Refreshments
1.Collection of Leather
swatches/samples A/C Bus to
Understanding the Tannery/
2.Leather Process accommodate 30-
Visit to Factory processes & Before Mid Leather
1 Mandatory sequence of 35 students, a staff,
(1) (IV) exposure to the types term Process
operations subject faculty,
of Materials Industry
3. Tannery Visit Refreshments
Reports
1.Understanding the
prevailing commercial
For understanding leathers, their prices & A/C Bus to
Leather Studies Tannery/
Market the various types of suppliers accommodate 30-
2 LD UG IV For Life style IDM After Mid Leather
Exposure (1) Leather/ other 1 Mandatory 2.Collection of 35 students, a staff,
Products term Process
(FV) materials/ products in commercial leather subject faculty,
Industry
the market swatches Refreshments
3.Documentation &
Pick up & drop
On identification of Industry practices
Tannery/ facility,
Industry Expert Materials, appropriate Types of Leathers &
After Mid Leather Honorarium, A/C
Lecture (1) application & 1 Mandatory Finishes,
term Process hall/seminar room
(EL) appreciation on Identification &
Industry with AV facilities,
Lifestyle products) Selection of Leathers
Refreshments
PG IDM
To understand the Leather Understanding the A/C Bus to
Luxury Products Visit to luxury various luxury Garments/Go Luxury Brands, their accommodate 30-
Before Mid
1 LD PG II Design & Quality IDM brand outlets product design 1 Mandatory ods/Footwear Product trends, Quality 35 students, a staff,
term
Concepts (1) (FV) trends, quality & /Lifestyle aspects, value subject faculty,
value aspects. Products/ propositions Refreshments
Fashion
Goods
Leather
Understanding the Pick up & drop
Garments/Go
To understand the Luxury product design facility,
Industry Expert ods/Footwear
luxury product design After mid process, industry Honorarium, A/C
Lecture (1) 1 Mandatory /Lifestyle
elements, quality & term methods, Quality hall/seminar room
(EL) Products/
value perspectives. aspects, value with AV facilities,
Fashion
propositions Refreshments
Goods
B.DES.(LEATHER DESIGN) SEMESTER V

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / DS IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Type of Resource
S. No Programme Semester Subject FM/IDM Classification (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
MAJORS
1. Understanding the
prevailing commercial
For understanding leathers with prices A/C Bus to
Leather Market the various types of suppler details accommodate 30-35
Before Mid Leather
Exposure (1) commercial leathers 1 Mandatory 2. Collection of students, a staff,
term Industry
(FV) available in the commercial leather subject faculty,
market watches Refreshments
Leather Studies 3. Documentation &
1 LD V Major
& Process III submission of Reports
Understanding the
Pick up & drop
Commercial leather Commercial leather
facility, Honorarium,
Industry Expert sourcing practices, sourcing practices,
After Mid Leather A/C hall/seminar
Lecture (1) National & 1 Mandatory National &
term Industry room with AV
(EL) International International standards
facilities,
standards / norms / norms/selection of
Refreshments
appropriate leathers
Visit to a To understand Leather Understanding the A/C Bus to
Apparel
manufacturing productions systems Before Mid garments/ production systems, accommodate 30-35
2 LD V Production & Major 1 Mandatory
unit. (1) (IV) and applied term Goods/ apparel manufacturing students, a staff,
Ergonomics
ergonomics Footwear concepts/operations, subject faculty,
industrial ergonomics Refreshments
Apparel Manufacturing
Pick up & drop
systems, realization of
Lecture by an To obtain a first-hand Leather facility, Honorarium,
design process,
industry experience sharing After Mid Garments/ A/C hall/seminar
1 Mandatory Technological
specialist (1) on design processes term Goods/ room with AV
advancements, Design
(EL) & realization Footwear facilities,
& Industrial
Refreshments
Ergonomics
Understanding the
To familiarize the garment
A/C Bus to
students with the manufacturing
Before accommodate 30-35
Apparel Design Industry/Field garment Leather process, Industrial
3 LD V Major 1 Mandatory and/or After students, a staff,
Studio III visit (1) (IV/FV) manufacturing Garments pattern making &
Mid term subject faculty,
practices & construction process,
Refreshments
processes realization of design
into final products
Pick up & drop
Digital design
Technology Organizing a techniques for
Drawing & Digital After Mid Leather A/C Lab / Seminar/
4 LD V Major Awareness (1) technical workshop or 1 Mandatory garments CAD,
Design III term Garments Lecture hall with AV
(TA) a seminar Innovative application
facilities,
of tools & techniques
Refreshments
Pick up & Drop, A/C
Diagnostic study of the
During the Bus to
identified craft cluster,
To provide hands on Summer accommodate 30-35
Study at the Leather/Non- Design ideas /product
Craft Diagnostic experience/ exposure vacation at students, a staff,
5 LD V Major identified Craft 2 weeks Mandatory Leather Craft directions for possible
Study on traditional craft the end of subject faculty,
cluster (TCI) Sectors interventions,
environment 4th boarding & lodging,
Documentation &
semester local conveyance,
Submission of Reports
Refreshments
1.Understanding the
During the
leather processing at
Industry To provide hands on summer Tannery-Raw In groups of 2-4
the industry,
Internship in a experience on the Stand Alone vacation at or wet blue or students each,
6 LD V Tannery Training Major 2 weeks 2. Hands on training of
(Tannery) leather manufacturing subject the end of VT to concessional train
leather making,
(TCI) processes 4th Finishing tickets/bus fare
3.Collections Leather
semester
swatches
4. Process
Documentation
3. Submission of Visit
Reports
Industrial Design
Project/Design brief,
financial support
of goods design Optional – Project Brief,
Class room Before Leather from the sponsor,
projects(1) 1-3 days and/or After Goods/Acces certificate of
(SCP) Mid term sories recognition/
appreciation, Joint
Product Design IP ownership
1 LD V DS ups/Prototypes
Studio III
1.Identification of
Leather goods A/C Bus to
To provide industrial
Before Leather 2. Goods Process accommodate 30-35
Industrial Visits exposure to the
1 Mandatory and/or After Goods/Acces sequence of students, a staff,
(1) (IV) product category
Mid term sories operations subject faculty,
covered.
Reports
Industrial Design
Project/Design brief,
financial support
of footwear design Optional – Project Brief,
Class room Before from the sponsor,
projects(1) 1-3 days and/or After Footwear certificate of
(SCP) Mid term recognition/
appreciation, Joint
Footwear IP ownership
2 LD V DS ups/Prototypes
Design Studio III
1.Identification of
Footwear A/C Bus to
Before 2. Footwear Process accommodate 30-35
1 Mandatory and/or After Footwear sequence of students, a staff,
(1) (IV) footwear category
Mid term operations subject faculty,
covered.
Reports
FLOATING MAJORS
Home Understanding the A/C Bus to
Furnishing/ products in the industry, accommodate 30-35
Industry visit(1) exposure to the Before Mid
1 Mandatory Upholstery/ Industrial patternmaking students, a staff,
(IV) product category term
Lifestyle & Construction, subject faculty,
covered.
products Sequence of operations Refreshments
Understanding the
Upholstery &
1 LD V FM products in the retail
Home Furnishing Home A/C Bus to
To familiarize with the stores, Retail
Furnishing/ accommodate 30-35
Retail Store retail store practices After Mid operations/ product
1 Mandatory Upholstery/ students, a staff,
visit (1) (FV) and exposure to the term details/ unique selling
Lifestyle subject faculty,
products in trend. prepositions/ consumer
products Refreshments
preferences , Report
submission
Visits to Ergonomics / Pick up & drop
Bio mechanics Lab / Ergonomics/ Familiarization of facility, Honorarium,
Technology
Organizing a Before Mid Bio- Ergonomics principles & A/C Lab / Seminar/
Awareness (1) 1 Mandatory
technical workshop or term Mechanics/ applications, lab Lecture hall with AV
(TA)
a seminar by an Gait Labs practices & validation facilities,
ergonomist Refreshments
Design For Garments/
2 LD V FM Surveying the
Special Needs For understanding Fashion A/C Bus to
consumers with special
the consumers with Goods/ accommodate 30-35
needs, mapping of
Field/Market special After Mid Leather students, pick up &
1 Mandatory functional requirements
Survey(1) (FV) needs/surveying the term accessories/ drop from NIFT &
with products, applied
products in the Footwear / specific market ,
ergonomics in inclusive
markets Lifestyle subject faculty,
design development
products
UG IDMS
For understanding Pick up & drop
Industry/ Leather/Non Understanding the
the concepts, trends facility, Honorarium,
Design Expert Before Mid -Leather concepts, trends &
& philosophies of 1 Mandatory A/C hall/seminar
Lecture (1) term Fetish philosophies of fetish &
fetish & cult room with AV
(EL) Products cult fashion/brands
Fetish & Cult fashion/brands facilities
1 LD UG V IDM
Fashion For understanding Understanding the
Leather/Non A/C Bus to
Market the various types of various types of
After Mid -Leather accommodate 30-35
Exposure (1) leather/Non Leather 1 Mandatory leather/Non Leather
term Fetish students, a staff,
(FV) materials in the materials in the market ,
Products subject faculty
market submission of report
For understanding Understanding the
A/C Bus to
Market the fashion trends in fashion trends in
Before Mid Lifestyle accommodate 30-35
Exposure (1) lifestyle products in 1 Mandatory lifestyle products in the
term products students, a staff,
(FV) the market Lifestyle market Lifestyle
subject faculty
products products, report
Life style Trends
2 LD UG V IDM submission
Interpretations
For understanding
Pick up & drop
the trends &
Industry Expert Understanding the facility, Honorarium,
interpretations After Mid Lifestyle
Lecture (1) 1 Mandatory prevailing trends & A/C hall/seminar
prevailing in the term products
(EL) forecast interpretations room with AV
lifestyle products
facilities
market.
PG IDM
To understand the A/C Bus to
Understanding the
Visit to luxury various luxury accommodate 30-35
Before Mid Luxury various luxury product
brand outlets product design 1 Mandatory students, a staff,
term Products design trends, quality &
(1) (FV) trends, quality & subject faculty,
value aspects.
value aspects. Refreshments
Luxury Design
Luxury Product Project/Design brief,
1 LD PG III IDM To culminate the Research, Client
Development financial support
learning in solving Optional – Project Brief,
Class room Before from the sponsor,
design problems May or may Luxury Identification &
project (1) 1-3 days and/or After certificate of
through industrial not be Products Implementation of
(SCP) Mid term recognition/
design project in sponsored Design Methodology,
appreciation, Joint
class room. Final Designs/Mock-
IP ownership
ups/Prototypes
B.DES.(LEATHER DESIGN) SEMESTER VI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
S. No Programme Semester Subject /FM/ IDM Classification (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
MAJORS
Understanding the
Understanding the processes & A/C Bus to
Visit to non- processes & exposure to the types accommodate 30-35
Before Mid Non-Leather
leather unit (1) exposure to the types 1 Optional of non-leather students, a staff,
term Industry
(IV) of non-leather materials, subject faculty,
materials Submission of Refreshments
Non-Leather
Reports
1 LD VI Studies & Major
Understanding the
Process I For understanding Pick up & drop
various types of non-
the various types of facility, Honorarium,
Industry Expert leather materials,
non-leather materials, After Mid Non-Leather A/C hall/seminar
Lecture (1) 1 Mandatory trims etc.
trims etc., term Industry room with AV
(EL) Identification &
(transaction in facilities,
Selection of
inbound/outbound) Refreshments
appropriate materials
Understanding the A/C Bus to
To understand the
Visit to Luxury Brands, their accommodate 30-35
prevailing fashion Before Mid Luxury
Fashion retail 1 Mandatory Product trends, students, a staff,
trends & styles at the term Products
outlets (1) (FV) Quality aspects, subject faculty,
retail level.
value propositions Refreshments
Luxury Product
2 LD VI Major Lecture by Understanding the Pick up & drop
Design &Trends
Luxury industry Luxury product facility, Honorarium,
To understand the
Expert (1) (EL) After Mid Luxury design process, A/C hall/seminar
concepts and 1 Mandatory
term Products industry methods, room with AV
principles of luxury
Quality aspects, facilities,
value propositions Refreshments
Practical application Industrial Design Project/Design brief,
of apparel design Optional – Research, Client financial support
Class Room Before Leather
Apparel Design process through a May or may Project Brief, from the sponsor,
3 LD VI Major Projects (1) 1 and/or After Garments/
Studio IV real time project not be Identification & certificate of
(SCP) Mid term Outer Wear
sponsored by sponsored Implementation of recognition/
Industry Design Methodology, appreciation, Joint IP
Final Designs/Mock- ownership
ups/Prototypes
2D/3D Digital Design
of Footwear CAD, Pick up & drop
Organizing a Application of tools & facility, Honorarium,
Technology
Drawing & Digital technical workshop or After Mid techniques for A/C Lab / Seminar/
4 Major Awareness (1) 1 Mandatory Footwear
Design IV a seminar by an term innovative design Lecture hall with AV
(TA)
external expert creations, Pattern facilities,
Engineering, Virtual Refreshments
Prototyping
Demonstration To demonstrate Demonstration of Pick up & drop
by master various traditional Leather/Non- various traditional facility, Honorarium,
Before Mid
artisans/ crafting techniques 3-5 days Mandatory Leather Craft crafting techniques of A/C Lab with
term
craftsperson practiced in the Sectors the cluster, Swatch workshop facilities,
(1) (SSD) cluster development, Refreshments
Hand Crafted
5 LD VI Major Craft Design
Leather Products
Visit to Craft To develop the Research, Designs,
Leather/Non- As per NIFT Craft
Cluster -Part prototypes of the craft After Mid Mock ups & Product
3-5 days Mandatory Leather Craft Cluster Policy
Transaction (1) products at the term Development for the
Sectors guidelines
(TCI) cluster craft cluster based on
specific design brief
Industrial Design
Research, Client
Practical application Project/Design brief,
Project Brief,
of goods design Optional – financial support from
Class room Before Leather Identification &
process through a May or may the sponsor, certificate
projects (1) 1-3 days and/or After Goods/Acces Implementation of
real time project not be of recognition/
(SCP) Mid term sories Design
sponsored by sponsored appreciation, Joint IP
Methodology, Final
Industry ownership
1 Product Design Designs/Mock-
LD VI DS
Studio IV ups/Prototypes
1.Identification of
Leather goods A/C Bus to
Before and Leather 2. Goods Process accommodate 30-35
1 Mandatory /or After Goods/Acces sequence of students, a staff,
(1) (IV) product category
Mid term sories operations subject faculty,
covered.
Reports
Industrial Design
Research, Client
Practical application Project/Design brief,
Project Brief,
of footwear design Optional – financial support from
Class room Before Identification &
process through a May or may the sponsor, certificate
projects (1) 1-3 days and/or After Footwear Implementation of
real time project not be of recognition/
(SCP) Mid term Design
sponsored by sponsored appreciation, Joint IP
Methodology, Final
Industry ownership
Footwear Designs/Mock-
2 LD VI DS
Design Studio IV ups/Prototypes
1.Identification of
Footwear A/C Bus to
Before and 2. Footwear Process accommodate 30-35
1 Mandatory /or After Footwear sequence of students, a staff,
(1) (IV) footwear category
Mid term operations subject faculty,
covered.
Reports
FLOATING MAJORS
Understanding the
products in the
To provide industrial industry, Industrial A/C Bus to
exposure to the patternmaking & accommodate 30-35
Luggage & Industrial Visits Before Mid Luggage/
1 LD VI FM students on the 1 Optional Construction, students, a staff,
Travel Goods (1) term Travel Goods
product category Sequence of subject faculty,
covered. operations, Refreshments
Documentation &
Report Submission
Understanding the
Athletic/Sports
To provide industrial footwear, industrial A/C Bus to
exposure to the Athletic/ pattern making & accommodate 30-35
Athletic & Sports Industrial Visits Before Mid
2 LD VI FM students on the 1 Optional Sports Construction, students, a staff,
Footwear (1) term
footwear category Footwear Sequence of subject faculty,
covered. operations, Refreshments
Documentation &
Report Submission
UG IDMS
A/C Bus to
the fashion fashion trends /
Before or Leather accommodate 30-35
Market Study trends/market market requirements
1 Mandatory After Mid Fetish students, a staff,
(1) (FV) requirements based based on the design
term Products subject faculty,
on the design brief brief given in the
Refreshments
given in the project project
Industrial Design
Leather Fetish I :
1 LD UG VI IDM Research, Client
Products Project/Design brief,
Culminate the Project Brief,
Optional – financial support from
Class room learning through a Before and Leather Identification &
May or may the sponsor, certificate
projects (1) fetish/cult brand 1-3 days /or After Fetish Implementation of
not be of recognition/
(SCP) product design Mid term Products Design
sponsored appreciation, Joint IP
project in class room. Methodology, Final
ownership
Designs/Mock-
ups/Prototypes
A/C Bus to
the fashion fashion
Before or accommodate 30-35
Market Study trends/market Lifestyle trends/market
1 Mandatory After Mid students, a staff,
(1) (FV) requirements based Products requirements based
term subject faculty,
on the design brief on the design brief
Refreshments
given in the project given in the project
Life style
Industrial Design
Products I:
2 LD UG VI IDM Culminate the Research, Client
Leather Home Project/Design brief,
learning in solving Project Brief,
Furnishing Optional – financial support from
Class room real life industrial Before and Identification &
May or may Lifestyle the sponsor, certificate
projects (1) design problems 1-3 days /or After Implementation of
not be Products of recognition/
(SCP) through a home Mid term Design
sponsored appreciation, Joint IP
furnishing design Methodology, Final
ownership
project in class room. Designs/Mock-
ups/Prototypes
B.DES.(LEATHER DESIGN) SEMESTER VII
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
S. No Programme Semester Subject / IDM / FM Classification (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
MAJORS
Understanding the
processes &
A/C Bus to
Understanding the exposure to the
Visit to non- accommodate 30-35
processes & exposure Before Non-Leather types of New age
leather unit (1) 1 Mandatory students, a staff,
to the types of New Mid term Industry leather materials,
(IV) subject faculty,
age leather materials Identification,
Non-Leather Refreshments
Submission of
1 LD VII Studies & Major
Reports
Process II
Pick up & drop
For understanding the Understanding the
Industry Expert various types of new various types of new
After Mid Non-Leather A/C hall/seminar
Lecture (1) age leathers, 1 Mandatory age leathers,
term Industry room with AV
(EL) classifications & classifications &
facilities,
applications applications
Refreshments
Understanding the
To understand the A/C Bus to
prevailing luxury
Visit to luxury prevailing luxury accommodate 30-35
Before Luxury product trends,
brand stores product trends, 1 Mandatory students, a staff,
Mid term Products brands, their
(1) (FV) brands, their retailing subject faculty,
retailing strategies.
strategies. Refreshments
Luxury Branding Report submission
2 LD VII Major
& Retailing Lecture by Pick up & drop
Luxury industry To understand the Understanding the facility, Honorarium,
Expert (1) (EL) branding strategies After Mid Luxury branding strategies A/C hall/seminar
1 Mandatory
and retail operations of term products and retail operations room with AV
luxury products of luxury products facilities,
Refreshments
Practical application of Industrial Design Project/Design brief,
Optional – Before
Class Room apparel design Leather Research, Client financial support
Apparel Design May or may and/or
3 LD VII Major Projects (1) process through a real 1 Garments/ Project Brief, from the sponsor,
Studio V not be After Mid
(SCP) time project sponsored Outerwear Identification & certificate of
sponsored term
by Industry Implementation of recognition/
Design appreciation, Joint
Methodology, Final IP ownership
Designs/Mock-
ups/Prototypes
Practical exposure
and knowledge on
To gain the practical the product category A/C Bus to
exposure and Before or Leather covered, Sequence accommodate 30-35
Industry Visits
knowledge on the 1 Mandatory After Mid Garments/ of operations, students, a staff,
(1) (IV)
product category term Outerwear Process subject faculty,
covered. documentation & Refreshments
Submission of
Reports
Leather
Pick up & drop
Garments/ Understanding the
Digital facility, Honorarium,
Outerwear/ digital design,
Technology Organizing a technical Before A/C Lab / Seminar/
1 Optional Footwear/ formats, tools,
Awareness (1) workshop or a seminar Mid term Lecture hall with AV
Leather techniques of
(TA) facilities,
Goods/ portfolio making
Refreshments
Accessories
4 LD VII Design Portfolio Major
Leather Understanding the
Pick up & drop
To understand the Garments/ design styles,
Demonstration facility, Honorarium,
design styles, formats Before or Outerwear/ formats,
by a Portfolio A/C hall/seminar
and presentation 1 Optional After Mid Footwear/ compositions,
Expert(1) room with AV
techniques of a term Leather presentation
(SSD) facilities,
Portfolio Goods/ techniques of
Refreshments
Accessories designer portfolio
Demonstration
Development of
by master To develop the crafting Before or Leather/Non- As per NIFT Craft
Crafting techniques
artisan & techniques & skills 1 Mandatory After Mid Leather Craft Cluster Policy
& skills, Swatch
craftsperson practiced in the cluster term Sectors guidelines
Development
(1) (SSD)
Craft Based
5 LD VII Major Design Craft Design
Design Project
workshop (Part Before Research, Client
To develop craft based Leather/Non- As per NIFT Craft
transaction ) at and /or Project Brief,
products on real life 3-5 days Mandatory Leather Craft Cluster Policy
the Craft After Mid Identification &
market brief. Sectors guidelines
Cluster (1) term Implementation of
(TCI) Design
Methodology, Final
Designs/Mock-
ups/Prototypes
Providing exposure
on manufacturing of
To provide exposure
In plant During the leather products-
on manufacturing of As per Industry
training (full summer garments, goods,
leather products- Leather/Non- Internship
Industry course vacation footwear, lifestyle
6 LD VII Major garments, goods, 8 weeks Mandatory Leather Craft Guidelines of
Internship transaction) in at the end products in the
footwear, lifestyle Sectors Leather Design,
the identified of 6th industrial
products in the NIFT
industry (TCI) semester atmosphere,
industrial atmosphere.
Process
Documentation,
Goods Industry
Design Research, Project/Design brief,
Practical application of Client Project Brief, financial support
Optional – Before
Class room goods design process Leather Identification & from the sponsor,
May or may and/or
projects (1) through a real time 1-3 days Goods/Acces Implementation of certificate of
not be After Mid
(SCP) project sponsored by sories Design recognition/
sponsored term
Industry Methodology, Final appreciation, Joint
Designs/Mock- IP ownership
Product Design ups/Prototypes
1 LD VII DS
Studio V To gain the practical Practical exposure
exposure and and knowledge on
knowledge on the the product category A/C Bus to
Before
product category Leather covered, Sequence accommodate 30-35
Industrial Visits and /or
covered. 1 Mandatory Goods/Acces of operations, students, a staff,
(1) (IV) After Mid
sories Process subject faculty,
term
documentation & Refreshments
Submission of
Reports
Industry Design Project/Design brief,
Practical application of
Optional – Before Research, Client financial support
Class room footwear design
Footwear May or may and/or Project Brief, from the sponsor,
2 LD VII DS projects (1) process through a real 1-3 days Footwear
Design Studio V not be After Mid Identification & certificate of
(SCP) time project sponsored
sponsored term Implementation of recognition/
by Industry
Design appreciation, Joint
Methodology, Final IP ownership
Designs/Mock-
ups/Prototypes
To gain the practical Practical exposure
exposure and and knowledge on
knowledge on the the product category A/C Bus to
Before
footwear category covered, Sequence accommodate 30-35
Industrial Visits and /or
covered. 1 Mandatory Footwear of operations, students, a staff,
(1) (IV) After Mid
Process subject faculty,
term
documentation & Refreshments
Submission of
Reports
FLOATING MAJORS
Understanding the
formats and
Leather operations of A/C Bus to
To understand the
Before Garments/ managing a design accommodate 30-35
Design Studio Design Studio formats and operations
1 LD VII FM 1-3 days Mandatory and / or Footwear/ studio, procedures / students, a staff,
Management Visits (1) (IV) of managing a design
Mid term Goods/ schemes available, subject faculty,
studio.
Accessories steps for design Refreshments
start-ups, Business
Proposals
Understanding the
Fashion formats and
To understand the Goods/ operations of A/C Bus to
Fashion Fashion formats and operations Before Leather managing a design accommodate 30-35
2 LD VII Boutique FM Boutique Visits of managing a fashion 1-3 days Mandatory and /or Garments/ studio, procedures / students, a staff,
Management (1) (IV) boutique on apparels/ Mid term Footwear/ schemes available, subject faculty,
footwear/accessories. Goods/ steps for fashion Refreshments
Accessories boutique start-ups,
Business Proposals
UG IDMS
Understanding the
For understanding the A/C Bus to
fashion trends /
fashion trends/market Leather accommodate 30-35
Leather Fetish Market Study Before market requirements
1 LD UG VII IDM requirements based on 1 Mandatory Fetish students, a staff,
II: Outerwear (1) (FV) Mid term based on the design
the design brief given Products subject faculty,
brief given in the
in the project Refreshments
project
Industrial Design
Research, Client Project/Design brief,
Project Brief, financial support
Culminate the learning Optional – Before
Class room Leather Identification & from the sponsor,
through a fetish/cult May or may and /or
projects(1) 1-3 dyas Fetish Implementation of certificate of
brand product design not be After Mid
(SCP) Products Design recognition/
project in class room. sponsored term
Methodology, Final appreciation, Joint
ups/Prototypes
Understanding the
For understanding the A/C Bus to
fashion
fashion trends/market accommodate 30-35
Market Study Before Lifestyle trends/market
requirements based on 1 Mandatory students, a staff,
(1) (FV) Mid term Products requirements based
the design brief given subject faculty,
on the design brief
in the project Refreshments
given in the project
Life style
Industrial Design
Products II:
2 LD UG VII IDM Research, Client Project/Design brief,
Corporate Gifts
Culminate the learning Project Brief, financial support
& Office Optional – Before
Class room through a corporate Identification & from the sponsor,
May or may and /or Lifestyle
projects(1) gift/office accessories 1-3 days Implementation of certificate of
not be After Mid Products
(SCP) design project in class Design recognition/
sponsored term
room. Methodology, Final appreciation, Joint
ups/Prototypes
B.DES.(LEATHER DESIGN) SEMESTER VIII
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Major / DS/ IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Type of Resource
S. No Programme Semester Subject FM/ IDM Classification (in Days) Optional Schedule Industry Requirements
MAJORS
GP Design Culmination and -Diagnostic study on
Design As per the GP
Project course realization of the entire Leather the industry /Craft
Collection January to Guidelines of
1 LD VIII Major transaction in learning through a real 16 weeks Garments or cluster identified -
Industry May Leather Design,
the Industry life design project in an Footwear or Research on
Sponsored NIFT
(TCI) industry environment. Leather Design, Fashion
GP Industry Culmination and products or Trend, Markets,
As per the GP
Design Visits (1-2) (IV) realization of the entire Non-Leather Consumers &
January to Guidelines of
2 LD VIII Collection Self Major GP learning through a 16 weeks Goods needs,-Ideation,
May Leather Design,
Sponsored Market/Field concept driven design Industry Presentation
NIFT
visits (2) (FV) project Boards,- Design
-Mandatory
Concepts, Design
-Students to
Developments,
choose any
GP Craft Culmination and Patterns & Mock-
one of the 4 As per the GP
Design Project course realization of the entire Leather or ups, -Min. two
electives January to Guidelines of
3 LD VIII Collection Craft Major transaction in learning through a real 16 weeks Non-Leather design collections
being May Leather Design,
Cluster the Craft life design project in a Craft sector for the identified
offered and NIFT
Cluster (TCI) craft cluster industry/craft cluster;
carry out the
-Documentation of
respective
the project.
activities
-Diagnostic study on
Leather the industry /Craft
Culmination and Garments or cluster/research
GP-Research
realization of the entire Footwear or area identified – As per the GP
Graduation project, course
learning through a real January to Leather Literature Guidelines of
4 LD VIII Research Major transaction in 16 weeks
life problem solving May products or survey/review, Leather Design,
Project the Industry
based on industry Non-Leather Identification of a NIFT
(TCI)
brief. Goods real time problem,
Industry Identification &
Implementation of
Research Method,
Research Analysis,
interpretation &
Synthesis, Research
Findings &
outcomes,
Documentation of
the Research
project.
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR TEXTILE DESIGN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
S. Programme Semest Subject Core / IDM / IE Classification* IE Activity Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
No er DS etc. Days) Optional Schedule
1 Textile Design III Fibre to Fabric Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Mandatory composite mill 2 days Mandatory As per time- Composite Mill To observe and understand If in vicinity of campus: AC bus to
visit (Outstation visit to excluding travel table planned at the different stages of fabric accommodate 30-35 students and
be planned where each campus. manufacturing - from fibre to faculty; If outstation: Students
composite mill is not Outstation fabric. travel by train (AC III tier)/bus,
present in the vicinity of industry visits students DSA, faculty travel,
the campus) can be planned boarding and lodging and DSA, local
in the 15th transportation, Contingency
week of the
semester.
2 Textile Design III Design Process Major - Core EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture from 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to design thinking Lecture hall with AC facility
diverse design and innovation.
backgrounds
3 Textile Design III Surface Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit: 1 Mandatory Computerised Embroidery Unit To observe and comprehend AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Embellishment I Computerised computerised machine students and faculty
embroidery unit embroidery, possibilities and
application.
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture on new 1 Optional NA Exposure to latest trends and Lecture hall with AC facility
advancements in advancements in embroidery.
embroidery
SSD (Special Session Craft demonstration by 1 Mandatory Craft Cluster or Unit practicing hand To observe and understand Within Campus: Artisan
and Demonstration) artisan embroidery embroidery done by hook and Demonstration Fee, Material Cost,
needle, possibilities and Refreshments; Outside Campus:
application. Artisan Demonstration Fee, Hiring
of Bus, Material Cost
4 Textile Design III Textile Heritage of Major - Core FV (Field Visit) Visit to museum 1 Mandatory NA To observe and study AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
India I traditional Indian textiles and students and faculty
crafts.
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA Exposure to contemporary
Exhibition) trends in textiles and crafts.
5 Textile Design III Non-Loom Floating - VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA Exposure to application of non- AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Techniques Major Exhibition) loom techniques by designers students and faculty
and brands.
SSD (Special Session Demonstration by 1 Mandatory Craft Cluster or Unit practicing any To observe and understand Within Campus: Artisan
and Demonstration) expert/artisan non-loom technique non-loom techniques, Demonstration Fee, Material Cost,
possibilities and application. Refreshments; Outside Campus:
Artisan Demonstration Fee, Hiring
of Bus, Material Cost
6 Textile Design III Introduction to DS EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to the different Lecture hall with AC facility
Apparel & Fashion Industry members components of the apparel
Accessories industry.
IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory Apparel Export House/ Buying To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
House/Design Studio the working of an apparel unit. students
7 Textile Design III Introduction to Home DS EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to the different Lecture hall with AC facility
& Spaces Industry members components of the home
textile industry.
IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory Home Textile Export House/ Buying To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
House/Design Studio the working of a home textile students
unit.
8 Textile Design III Print Design IDM - UG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory As per time- Craft Cluster or Unit practicing To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Techniques cluster visit table planned at textile printing textile printing techniques, students.
each campus. possibilities and application.
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA Exposure to contemporary AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Exhibition) trends in printed textiles. students.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to textile printing. Lecture hall with AC facility
9 Textile Design III Fabric Studies IDM - UG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory Textile Craft Cluster or Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
cluster visit textile processes. students
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
9 Textile Design III Fabric Studies IDM - UG
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to textile industry, Lecture hall with AC facility
processes and application.
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA Exposure to textile trends. AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Exhibition) students.
10 Textile Design I Fibre to Consumer IDM - PG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory Textile Craft Cluster or Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
cluster visit textile processes. students
Exhibition) students
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to textile industry, Lecture hall with AC facility
processes and application.
Please Note: One outstation visit (5 days) to be planned by campuses who do not have access to relevant industry to cover the requirement for all subjects, that maybe clubbed with the composite mill
visit. Depending on availability of resources and industry, atleast 2 activities should be planned per subject.
1 Textile Design IV Textile Processing I Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit to textile 1 Mandatory As per time- Textile Processing Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
processing unit table planned at textile processing. students
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture by Industry 1 Optional each campus. NA Exposure to textile industry, Lecture hall with AC facility
members Outstation processes and application.
2 Textile Design IV Print Design: Hand & Major - Core EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Optional industry visits NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
Digital Industry members/design can be planned textile printing.
practitioners in the 15th
week of the
IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory semester. Craft Cluster or Unit practicing To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
cluster visit textile printing textile printing techniques, students
possibilities and application.
3 Textile Design IV Basic Weave Design Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory Craft Cluster, WSC or Weaving Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
cluster visit weaving, possibilities and students
application.
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture by Industry 1 Optional NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
members weaving.
4 Textile Design IV Textile Heritage of Major - Core SSD (Special Session Demonstration & 1 Mandatory Craft Cluster, WSC or Unit To observe and understand Within Campus: Artisan
India II and Demonstration) Workshop by master practicing textile printing or weaving traditional printing/weaving Demonstration Fee, Material Cost,
artisan techniques. Refreshments; Outside Campus:
Artisan Demonstration Fee, Hiring of
Bus, Material Cost
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Optional NA Exposure to contemporary Lecture hall with AC facility
designer/craft sector trends in textiles and crafts.
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA To observe and study AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Exhibition) traditional Indian textiles and students.
crafts.
5 Textile Design IV Application of Natural Floating - EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture by industry 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
Dyes Major member natural dyeing.
IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Optional Craft Cluster or Unit practicing To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
cluster visit natural dyeing natural dyeing techniques, students
possibilities and application.
6 Textile Design IV Product DS EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to latest fabrics Lecture hall with AC facility
Fundamentals: Industry members used in the apparel industry.
7 Textile Design IV Apparel & Fashion IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory Apparel Export House/ Buying To observe and enhance AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Accessories House/Design Studio fabric knowledge at an apparel students
unit.
8 Textile Design IV Product DS EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to latest fabrics Lecture hall with AC facility
Fundamentals: Industry members used in the home textile
Home & Spaces industry.
9 Textile Design IV IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory Home Textile Export House/ Buying To observe and enhance AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
House/Design Studio fabric knowledge at a home students
textile unit.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
10 Textile Design IV Textile Dyeing & IDM - UG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory As per time- Craft Cluster or Unit practicing To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Printing cluster visit table planned at dyeing and printing dyeing and printing students
each campus. techniques, possibilities and
application.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
textile dyeing and printing.
11 Textile Design IV Elements of Textile IDM - UG FV (Field Visit) Field visit to a natural or 1 Mandatory NA To observe and derive visual AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Design man-made environment references for textile design students
development.
12 Textile Design II Textile Testing & IDM - PG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory Textile Mill/Textile Testing & Quality To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Quality Control Assurance Lab yarn and fabric quality students and faculty
parameters and comprehend
textile testing methods and
evaluation as per global
standards.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to importance of Lecture hall with AC facility
textile testing and quality
assurance standards.
Please Note: One outstation visit to be planned by campuses who do not have access to relevant industry to cover the requirement for all subjects. Depending on availability of resources and industry,
atleast 2 activities should be planned per subject.
1 Textile Design V Craft Research & Major - Core FV (Field Visit) Craft Cluster visit 10 Mandatory May to July Craft Clusters identified at To sensitise students to a craft Student travel by train (AC-III
Documentation respective Campuses in cluster environment and tier)/bus, DSA to students,
consultation with Head -Cluster and develop an in-depth Documentation cost, Faculty
Campus CIC. understanding of raw travel/boarding and
materials, processes, lodging/DSA/local travel
marketing and the problems of
the practitioners and the craft.
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures 3-4 Mandatory NA Exposure to conduct a field Lecture hall with AC facility
visit to a craft cluster and
understand the selected craft
prior to field visit.
2 Textile Design V Textile Processing II Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit to textile 1 Mandatory As per time- Textile Printing Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
printing unit table planned at textile printing techniques students and faculty
each campus. used in the industry.
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Optional NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
Industry members textile printing.
3 Textile Design V Print Design & CAD Major - Core TCI (Transacting Transacting the As per the Mandatory Textile Printing Unit To design and develop textile If in vicinity of campus: Hiring of
Curriculum in Industry) curriculum in the duration of the prints. Bus; If outstation: Students travel
industry: Industry tie-ups subject by train (AC III tier)/bus, Students
for utilization of their and faculty DSA, Local
machinery and fabric Transportation, Contingency +
development Fabric development/prototyping
costs
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Optional NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
Industry members textile printing.
4 Textile Design V Portfolio Design Major - Core EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures by 1 Optional NA Exposure to developing a Lecture hall with AC facility
Industry members design portfolio for the
industry.
5 Textile Design V World Textiles Major - Core EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture by textile 1 Optional NA Exposure to global textile Lecture hall with AC facility
specialists techniques.
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to related 1 Optional NA Exposure to global textile AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Exhibition) fair/exhibition trends. students
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
6 Textile Design V Sustainable Design Floating - EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to sustainable Lecture hall with AC facility
in Textiles Major practices
IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory Textile Unit/Organisation/Craft To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
cluster visit Cluster following sustainable sustainable practices followed students
practices by a textile unit.
7 Textile Design V Print Design Project: DS SCP (Sponsored Industry-linked As per the Mandatory Industry/Brand/Designer To understand the nuances of Subject to the terms and conditions
Apparel & Fashion Classroom Projects ) Classroom Project duration of the product development and finalized with the industry
Accessories subject interpret real time brief to
conceptualise and develop
cost-effective print designs for
apparel and related industry.
8 Textile Design V Print Design Project: DS SCP (Sponsored Industry-linked As per the Mandatory Industry/Brand/Designer To understand the nuances of Subject to the terms and conditions
Home & Spaces Classroom Projects ) Classroom Project duration of the product development and finalized with the industry
subject interpret real time brief to
cost-effective print designs for
home textiles and related
industry.
9 Textile Design V Fundamentals of IDM - UG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory As per time Craft Cluster, WSC or Weaving Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Weaving cluster visit table planned at weaving, possibilities and students and faculty
each campus application.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to weaving Lecture hall with AC facility
techniques.
10 Textile Design V Appreciation of IDM - UG VFE (Visit to Visit to 1 Optional NA Exposure to global textile AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
World Textiles Fair/Exhibition) museum/exhibition/fair trends. students
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to global textile Lecture hall with AC facility
techniques.
11 Textile Design III Textile Products and IDM - PG IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Optional Export House / Buying House To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Sourcing different textile products and students and faculty
sourcing strategies.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to relevance of Lecture hall with AC facility
textiles in the global economy
with focus on domestic and
international fabric sourcing
strategies for different textile
products.
1 Textile Design VI Fabric Quality Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory As per time- Textile Mill/Textile Testing & Quality To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Assurance table planned at Assurance Lab yarn and fabric quality students and faculty
each campus. parameters and comprehend
textile testing methods and
evaluation as per global
standards.
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture by industry 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to importance of Lecture hall with AC facility
members textile testing and quality
assurance standards.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
2 Textile Design VI Weave Design & Major - Core TCI (Transacting Transacting the As per the Mandatory Weaving Unit To design and develop If in vicinity of campus: Hiring of
CAD Curriculum in Industry) curriculum in the duration of the weaves. Bus; If outstation: Students travel
for utilization of their DSA, Faculty travel/boarding and
machinery and fabric lodging/DSA, Local transportation,
development Contingency + Fabric development
/prototyping costs
3 Textile Design VI Surface Major - Core IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Mandatory Textile Unit practicing surface To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Embellishment II embellishment surface ornamentation students and faculty
methods used in the industry.
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
surface ornamentation.
4 Textile Design VI Innovation in Textiles Major - Core EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures 2 Mandatory NA Exposure to latest textile Lecture hall with AC facility
trends.
5 Textile Design VI Sari Design Floating - IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit/related craft 1 Mandatory Craft Cluster or Textile Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Major cluster visit practicing sari design and sari design and development. students
development
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA Exposure to latest sari trends.AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
6 Textile Design VI Textile Art Floating - VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to works of textile AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Major Exhibition) artists. students
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to the work done by Lecture hall with AC facility
textile artists.
7 Textile Design VI Surface Design DS SCP (Sponsored Industry-linked As per the Mandatory Industry/Brand/Designer To understand the nuances of Subject to the terms and conditions
Project: Apparel & Classroom Projects ) Classroom Project duration of the product development and finalized with the industry
Fashion Accessories subject interpret real time brief to
cost-effective surface
embellishment concepts for
apparel and related industry.
8 Textile Design VI Surface Design DS SCP (Sponsored Industry-linked As per the Mandatory Industry/Brand/Designer To understand the nuances of Subject to the terms and conditions
Project: Home & Classroom Projects ) Classroom Project duration of the product development and finalized with the industry
Spaces subject interpret real time brief to
cost-effective surface
embellishment concepts for
home textiles and related
industry.
9 Textile Design VI Appreciation of IDM - UG VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to 1 Optional NA Exposure to global textile AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
World Textiles Exhibition) museum/exhibition/fair trends. students
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture 1 Optional NA Exposure to global textile Lecture hall with AC facility
techniques.
10 Textile Design VI New Trends in IDM - UG EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to innovation in Lecture hall with AC facility
Textiles textiles.
VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to 1 Optional NA Exposure to latest textile AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Exhibition) museum/exhibition/fair trends. students
1 Textile Design VII Industry Internship Major - Core IM (Industry Mentoring) 8 weeks industry 8 weeks Mandatory June-July Any textile and related industry Exposure to an industry NA
internship environment to understand the
working of a textile and
fashion industry.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
2 Textile Design VII Craft Design Project Major - Core FV (Field Visit) Craft Cluster visit 1 week Mandatory As per time- Craft Clusters identified at Design intervention in craft Student travel by train (AC-III
table planned at respective Campuses in cluster. tier)/bus, DSA to students,
each campus. consultation with Head -Cluster and Prototyping and documentation cost,
Campus CIC. Faculty travel/boarding and
lodging/DSA/local travel
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures 2-3 Mandatory NA Exposure to contemporary Lecture hall with AC facility
craft based products and
market trends.
3 Textile Design VII Advanced Weave Major - Core TCI (Transacting Transacting the As per the Mandatory Weaving Unit To design and develop If in vicinity of campus: Hiring of
Design & CAD Curriculum in Industry) curriculum in the duration of the jacquard woven fabric. Bus; If outstation: Students travel
for utilization of their DSA, Faculty travel/boarding and
machinery and fabric lodging/DSA, Local transportation,
development Contingency + Fabric development
/prototyping costs
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lectures 1 Optional NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
jacquard weaving.
4 Textile Design VII Best Industry Major - Core EL (Expert Lecture) Expert Lecture Series 8-10 Mandatory NA Exposure to emerging industry Lecture hall with AC facility
Practices trends and new textile
technologies.
5 Textile Design VII Denim for Fashion Floating - IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Optional Mill/Unit with denim production and To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Major finishing facility denim production and different students
finishes.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to latest industry Lecture hall with AC facility
trends in denim
manufacturing, finishes and
fashion.
6 Textile Design VII Floor Coverings Floating - IV (Industry Visit) Industry visit 1 Optional Floor Covering Unit To observe and understand AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Major the floor covering segment, students
materials, techniques and
production.
EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to industry trends in Lecture hall with AC facility
floor covering.
7 Textile Design VII Weave Design DS SCP (Sponsored Industry-linked As per the Mandatory Industry/Brand/Designer To understand the nuances of Subject to the terms and conditions
Project: Apparel & Classroom Projects ) Classroom Project duration of the product development and finalized with the industry
Fashion Accessories subject interpret real time brief to
cost-effective woven designs
for apparel and related
industry.
8 Textile Design VII Weave Design DS SCP (Sponsored Industry-linked As per the Mandatory Industry/Brand/Designer To understand the nuances of Subject to the terms and conditions
Project: Home & Classroom Projects ) Classroom Project duration of the product development and finalized with the industry
Spaces subject interpret real time brief to
cost-effective woven designs
for home textiles and related
industry.
9 Textile Design VII Digital Design in IDM - UG EL (Expert Lecture) Industry expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to digital textile Lecture hall with AC facility
Textiles design representation.
10 Textile Design VII Creative Textiles IDM - UG VFE (Visit to Fair and Visit to exhibition/fair 1 Optional NA Exposure to creative AC Bus to accommodate 30-35
Exhibition) application of textiles. students
EL (Expert Lecture) Expert lecture 1 Mandatory NA Exposure to latest textile Lecture hall with AC facility
trends and innovation.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1 Textile Design VIII Graduation Project Major - Core IM (Industry Mentoring) 16 weeks Industry 16 weeks Mandatory January to May Any textile and related industry Conceptualise creative design NA
sponsored project solutions in an industry
environment.
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR BACHELOR OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Core /
Semest IE Duration Mandatory Indicative
S. No Programme Subject IDM / DS IE Activity Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
er Classification (in Days) / Optional Schedule
etc
An apparel manufacturing
Mid sized apparel exposure and learning about Pick-up and drop facility, one
Sewn Products unit either of medium or
manufacturing Industry the practical operations and faculty and one attender,
Machinery and large size with a minimum of
1 BFT Sem III Core IV / FV 1 Mandatory Post Midterm with machinery for use of machinery of different lodging and boarding for out
Equipment-I 300 machines using all the
fusing, spreading, types in various departments stationed students, attender
(Sewing Machines) spreading, cutting, fusing &
cutting and sewing . and faculty
sewing equipments
Visit to garment
Visit will lead to the Pick-up and drop facility, one
manufacturing unit for Mid sized apparel
Spreading & understanding of cutting faculty and one attender,
understanding cutting room manufacturing Industry
2 BFT Sem III Cutting of Apparel Core IV / FV 1 Optional Pre Mid Term room process, Spreading & lodging and boarding for out
process, Spreading & with an organized
Products Cutting techniques and stationed students, attender
Cutting techniques and cutting room
material utilization. and faculty
material utilization.
Industry Engagement could help
the students to experiment on
Expert from Garment how Microsoft Excel to create
their own spec sheets, tech Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Data Management industry illustrating how the
packs, line sheets, and costing Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
3 BFT Sem III for Apparel Core EL learning of the subject can 1 Optional Post Mid Term Apparel Industry
sheets giving them the skills Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Business be mapped on practical needed to use Excel to create Refreshments
applications. these and any other type of
custom spreadsheet one may
need for the fashion industry.
Exposure and learning of the
Pattern Making & Mid or large sized Pick-up and drop facility, one
pattern making process and
Garment To get an overview of pattern garment manufacturing faculty and one attender,
the subsequent sewing
4 BFT Sem III Construction II Core IV / FV making and garment 1 Mandatory Post Midterm industry making lodging and boarding for out
operations to understand the
(Dress with Sleeve construction process dresses with sleeves and stationed students, attender
conversion process in mass
& Collar) collars. and faculty
production.
The lecture will throw light Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Lecture on technological
on the industrial Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
Core EL advancement in textile 1 Mandatory Post Midterm NA
advancements in the field of Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Fabric Science for chemical processing
textile processing. Refreshments
apparel-III
5 BFT Sem III Preferably to a textile mill Textile mill which also Exposure to the finishing Pick-up and drop facility, one
(Finishing
having textile finishing undertakes processing of department of a textile mill faculty and one attender,
Processes)
Core IV / FV department or to a denim 1 Mandatory Post Midterm the fabric /denim fabric will add to the theoretical lodging and boarding for out
manufacturing unit having manufacturer with learning of the processing of stationed students, attender
denim washing section washing facility fabric. and faculty
understanding of the roles of
Pick-up and drop facility, one
Large sized apparel different departments in the
Fundamentals of An apparel manufacturign faculty and one attender,
manufacturing unit apparel manufacturing unit
6 BFT Sem- III Apparel IDM IV / FV unit with all departments Mandatory Post Midterm lodging and boarding for out
preferably vertically and the understanding of the
Manufacturing functional stationed students, attender
Integrated interrelationships between
and faculty
each of themin functionality.
Apparel Industry Industry Engagement could help
the students to experiment on
Expert from Garment how Microsoft Excel to create
their own spec sheets, tech Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
industry illustrating how the
Data Management packs, line sheets, and costing Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
7 BFT Sem- III IDM EL learning of the subject can Optional Post Midterm
Techniques sheets giving them the skills Lecture hall with AV facilities,
be mapped on practical needed to use Excel to create Refreshments
applications. these and any other type of
custom spreadsheet one may
need for the fashion industry.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Core /
etc
Note : The visits pertaining to Serial Nos 1 and 4 can be suitably combined to reduce the number of visits per semester
The theroretical learning of
An apparel manufacturing Mid to large sized
Sewn Products the machineries and
unit either of medium or apparel manufcaturing Pick-up and drop facility, one
Machinery and equipment used for pre and
large size with a minimum of unit with machineries faculty and one attender,
Equipment-II (Pre post production processes
8 BFT Sem IV Core IV / FV 300 machines using all the 1 Mandatory Post Midterm and equipment that can lodging and boarding for out
& Post Production will be supplemented by the
cyclical sewing machines & display the pre and post stationed students, attender
Machines & exposure to the operations of
finishing and packing production processes and faculty
Equipment the variety of these machines
machines using latest technology
in the factory.
Identify a process, improve it students will generate the
using method study standard data using work Pick-up and drop facility, one
principles and generate the measurement techniques faculty and one attender,
Mid sized apparel
Core TCI standard data for the same 1 Mandatory Pre Mid Term taught in class for any lodging and boarding for out
manufacturing unit
using Work Measurement selected process in the stationed students, attender
Techniques factory and suggest ways of and faculty
improvement using the data.
Identify a Work Station and classroom learning of Pick-up and drop facility, one
Industrial
9 BFT Sem IV improve it using ergonomics principles of ergonomics will faculty and one attender,
Engineering Mid sized apparel
Core TCI principles 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term be utilised to improve lodging and boarding for out
manufacturing unit
workplace environment in the stationed students, attender
chosen workstation. and faculty
Expert inputs on the industry Pick up & drop facility, Hiring

usage of the garment Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
Core EL Expert Lecture on Garment 1 Optional Post Mid Term NA
standard data /MTM to Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Standard Data and Method
improve productivity Refreshments
Time Measurement
Experts can furnish
knowledge on the areas
Introduction to Industry visit to see faculty and one attender,
Any industry working on where AI is used in Apparel
10 BFT Sem IV Artificial Core IV/FV automation in apparel 1 Optional Post Mid Term lodging and boarding for out
Data Analytics indusrty and how to use
Intelligence industry stationed students, attender
them as it still in the novice
and faculty
stage.
Visit is aimed towards
Mid to large sized exposing the students to the
Structure & Functions of faculty and one attender,
apparel manufacturing different ways in which
11 Core IV/FV Quality Department of 1 Mandatory Pre Mid Term lodging and boarding for out
unit with an organized quality process is followed in
Apparel Manufacturing Unit stationed students, attender
quality system in place different departments of an
and faculty
apparel manufacturing unit.
Understanding
BFT Sem IV
Apparel Quality The expert inputs are aimed
to make students understand
Different Inspection Methods faculty and one attender,
the importance of quality
12 Core EL & related Procedures in 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term NA lodging and boarding for out
procedures followed in the
Apparel Manufacturing stationed students, attender
manufacturing with a focus
and faculty
on the inspection methods.
Students will be able to Pick-up and drop facility, one

Pattern Making &
To get an overview of pattern comprehend the mass faculty and one attender,
Garment Shirt making apparel
13 BFT Sem IV Core IV / FV making and garment 1 Mandatory Post Midterm production methods followed lodging and boarding for out
Construction III manufacturing unit
construction process in the industry for patterning stationed students, attender
(Formal Shirt)
and garmenting of shirt. and faculty
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Core /
etc
To get an hands on of the tools
of their trade, new media forms, Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Principles of Web To understand design and Apparel Industry, new developments in coding Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
14 BFT Sem- IV IDM EL Optional Post Midterm
Design new technology Ecommerce Indstry techniques, or the typography Lecture hall with AV facilities,
required in the fashion industry Refreshments
Note : The visits pertaining to Serial Nos 8, 12 and 13 can be suitably combined to reduce the number of visits per semester
students will get to learn the Pick-up and drop facility, one
Apparel Mid to large sized
ways in which the production faculty and one attender,
Production Industry visits to get shop- apparel manufacturing
15 BFT Sem V Core IV / FV 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term planning and production lodging and boarding for out
Planning and floor experience unit with an organized
control is followed on the stationed students, attender
Control quality system in place
shopfloor. and faculty
The expert from any testing
laboratory or industry expert
can bring in the practical Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Practical Understanding
aspects of how care labels are Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
16 Core EL Care Labelling & Product 1 Mandatory Pre Mid Term NA
determined for different Lecture hall with AV facilities,
Safety Norms
products or how the product Refreshments
Apparel Quality
BFT Sem V safety norms are enforced in
Management
the garment industry.
Mid to large size Pick-up and drop facility, one
garment manufcaturing practical exposure to how faculty and one attender,
Role of Compliance in
17 Core IV/FV 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term unit following compliance norms are lodging and boarding for out
Apparel Sourcing
compliance norms or enforced on the factory floor stationed students, attender
certified for compliance and faculty
Hands-on Sessions by Pick-up and drop facility, one
experts through workshops faculty and one attender,
Introduction to Visit to Industry using IOT IBM , Dassault Systemes
18 BFT Sem V Core IV/FV 1 Optional Post Mid Term in Internet-of-Things lodging and boarding for out
Internet of Things application Bengaluru
.Attending the IoT India stationed students, attender
sympoisum 2019 at Bombay and faculty
Visit to identify the possible students will get the
Any industry in Pick-up and drop facility, one
area for implementation of exposure to a mechtronics
automobile or Apparel or faculty and one attender,
mechatronics employing environment to
19 BFT Sem V Mechatronics DS IV / FV 1 Optional Post Mid Term similar field employing lodging and boarding for out
initiate thoughts on the
Mechatronics system in stationed students, attender
applications in apparel
its manufacturing and faculty
industry
To get an hands on of the tools
of their trade, new media forms, Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Principles of Web Apparel Industry, new developments in coding Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
20 BFT Sem V DS EL Experts from the areas PHP 1 Optional Post Mid Term
Development Ecommerce Indstry techniques, or the typography Lecture hall with AV facilities,
required in the fashion industry Refreshments
Visit to the Maintenance

Department of a Mechanical Maintenance Pick-up and drop facility, one
Production Industry department of any Students will be exposed to faculty and one attender,
Maintenance
21 BFT Sem VI Core IV/FV (preferably Advanced/ 1 Optional Pre Mid Term mechanical production the practical aspects of lodging and boarding for out
Management
Automated system) to department with maintenance stationed students, attender
understand the practical automated systems and faculty
aspects of maintenance
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Core /
etc
Mid or large sized
Students will understand the Pick-up and drop facility, one
Visit to a Apparel apparel manufacturing
application of theoretical faculty and one attender,
Maintenance manufacturing Unit for unit preferebly with a
22 BFT Sem VI Core IV/FV 1 Mandatory Post mid term aspects of maintenance in lodging and boarding for out
Management exposure to maintenance well developed
the functioning of apparel stationed students, attender
Systems maintenance
unit. and faculty
department
Expert Lecture: Students will get the
Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Maintenance manager will perspective from the Expert`s
Maintenance Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
23 BFT Sem VI Core IV/FV deliver on Challenges in 1 Optional Post Mid term NA point of view about the
Management Lecture hall with AV facilities,
maintenance management challenges of Maintenance
Refreshments
in a garment Industry deptt. in the garment factory.
Visit to market for finding Pick-up and drop facility, one
Fabric Stores/ Students will learn
Sourcing & sources, pricing of faculty and one attender,
Accessories stores/ practically the varieties of
24 BFT Sem VI Costing of Apparel Core IV/FV fabric,trims ,minimum order 1 Optional Post Mid Term lodging and boarding for out
Vendors/Traders/ materials and their pricing
Products quantity (preferably from stationed students, attender
Manufacturers variables.
manufacturer/suppliers) and faculty
Students will learn abouthow Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
Evolving Role of
Merchandising the role of merchandisers is Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
25 BFT Sem VI Core EL merchandisers in fashion 1 Optional Post Mid Term NA
(Export and Retail) changing due to evolving Lecture hall with AV facilities,
business
fashion environment. Refreshments
Lectures on Functions of
HRM
• Hiring & Recruitment
Students will learn about the Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
• Training & Development
Human Resource functions of an HR manager Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
26 BFT Sem VI Core EL • Compensation 1 Optional Post Mid Term NA
Management in an apparel firm as related Lecture hall with AV facilities,
management
to its functions. Refreshments
• Performance evaluation
• Industrial Relation
Visit to garment, automobile Any industry in Pick-up and drop facility, one
or similar industry to make automobile or Apparel or Students will get exposure to faculty and one attender,
27 BFT Sem VI Mechatronics -II DS IV / FV exposure to various 1 Optional Post Mid Term similar field employing the various mechatronics lodging and boarding for out
application of mechatronics Mechatronics system in applications stationed students, attender
systems. its manufacturing and faculty
Visit to nearest students will be able to Pick-up and drop facility, one
Minor Project on
Manufacturing set up to Mid or large sized identify the variables faculty and one attender,
Designing a
28 BFT Sem VI DS IV/FV understand the critical 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term Garment manufacturing required for designing and lodging and boarding for out
Manufacturing
parameters required for set unit setting up for manufacturing stationed students, attender
Setup - I
up and design of apparel and faculty
Students will learn about the
practical applications of
Apparel Quality Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
29 BFT Sem VI DS EL Role of Lean Tools in Quality 1 Mandatory Pre Mid Term NA various lean tools as being
Management -II Lecture hall with AV facilities,
implemented in the garment
Refreshments
industry
Students will learn about the
ISO 9000 series & its Role in faculty and one attender,
Apparel Quality ISO certified Apparel process of implementation of
30 BFT Sem VI DS IV/FV Apparel sourcing and 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term lodging and boarding for out
Management -II manufacturing unit ISO procedures and
Manufacturing stationed students, attender
certification
and faculty
Note : The visits pertaining to Serial Nos 22,28 and 30 can be suitably combined to reduce the number of visits per semester
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Core /
etc
Visit to a garment factory to Students will be able to
Small/ Mid or Large faculty and one attender,
identify the space identify how layout has been
31 BFT Sem VII Plant Layout Core IV / FV 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term sized garment lodging and boarding for out
requirements and how plant designed with the given
manufacturing unit stationed students, attender
layout is planned space.
and faculty
• Lectures on types of
research and sampling
design, different types of
surveys, data sources,
Students will be able to Pick up & drop facility, Hiring
methods of data collection
Research understand the usage of the Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
32 BFT Sem VII Core EL • Lectures on Analysis of 1 Optional Post Mid Term NA
Methodology statistical software for data Lecture hall with AV facilities,
collected data through
analysis Refreshments
descriptive and inferential
statistics through statistical
software
Visit to nearest Students will learn the Pick-up and drop facility, one
Minor Project on
Manufacturing set up to Small/Mid or large sized challenges they can face in faculty and one attender,
Designing a
33 BFT Sem VII DS IV/FV understand the critical 1 Optional Post Mid Term manufacturing unit of the designing and set up lodging and boarding for out
Manufacturing
parameters required for set apparel based on their learnings of stationed students, attender
Setup - II
up and design previous semester. and faculty
Students will be able to see
Logistics faculty and one attender,
Visit of Warehouse of warehouse of a Fashion the workings of a fashion
34 BFT Sem VII Management in DS IV/FV 1 Mandatory Post Mid Term lodging and boarding for out
Fashion Products Brand warehousing facility to
Fashion Industry stationed students, attender
understand the operations
and faculty
Expert lectures by industry Students will be able to learn
Apparel CAD and Experts, A/C Lab / Seminar/
35 BFT Sem VII DS EL experts about industrial 1 Optional Post Mid Term NA the nuances of Industrial
Grading II Lecture hall with AV facilities,
patterns pattern making and grading.
Refreshments
Experts can furnish
knowledge on the areas
Introduction to Industry visit to see faculty and one attender,
Any industry working on where AI is used in Apparel
36 BFT Sem- VII Artificial IDM IV/FV automation in apparel 1 Optional Post Midterm lodging and boarding for out
Data Analytics indusrty and how to use
Intelligence industry stationed students, attender
them as it still in the novice
and faculty
stage.
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR MASTER OF DESIGN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
IE
S. Progra Core/ Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative
Semester Subject Classification IE Activity Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
No mme IDM/ DS Days) Optional Schedule
*
1 MDes Sem I Design Thinking & MAJOR Sponsored A real design thinking brief will 2-4 days Mandatory As part of the Companies having working on Data base of Industry in
Methods classroom be procured from the company depending subject delivery Design Thinking industry brief on collaboration with RIC needs
projects (SCP) pertaining to the particular DS upon campus (July –December Ideology/ Design expected outcome to be created (Department has
& EL This brief could focus on requirement 18). houses/ Design towards design initiated the process)
bringing value in terms of Consultancies. solutions
Innovation.
(Can be conducted in the form of
a workshop)
Subject matter expert
Residency for2-5 days for
remote center Kannur this
will be required since
industry related to design
thinking wont be availabale
hence guest faculty may not
be available
IE
*
1 MDes Sem I Introduction to MAJOR Expert Lecture Lecture series and Interaction 2-4 days Mandatory Every Friday on Companies, Report on the 1. Audio Visual equipment
Industry Practices (EL) (Via Video Conferencing for all depending video conference NGO's design learning 2. VC Room,
(Sem I) campuses) upon campus hosted by all 4 Houses / 3.Projector
Inviting Industry professionals in requirement centers Designers/ 4.Speakers and Mike/ collar
the class for interaction from all 4 alternatively Researchers/ Mike
domains of deepening Research 5 Laptop with Internet
specializations and conduct Consultanies 6. Video camera.
lecture series to understand the depending upon 7. Webinar Subscription in
current best practices in that chosen DS future. Such lecture can be
particular industry and their organized on webinar if
experiences, success and failure speaker is form outside india
stories, kind of multidisciplinary to visit campus. Would
skills required in that particular recommend residential
domain and career opportunities workshop for Kannur wherein
in that specialization. professionals of various walks
Videoconference or recorded of life would stay in campus
lectures across all 4 centers. and in hold creative workshop
2 MDes Sem I 1. Introduction to DS Industry Industry Mentoring is applicable 2-6 days Mandatory Beginning of 1st Relevant Industry getting right Data base of Industry in
Social Design Mentoring where the number of students in a spread across Semester. as per DS direction for collaboration with RIC needs
2. Introduction to (IM) particular DS is higher. A special the semester career pathway to be created (Department has
Experience Design Mentor for DS may be appointed initiated the process)
3. Strategic Design for overall guidance on Industry
Identification and collaboration
Management
including student Mentoring
Industry Mentoring is applicable 2-6 days Mandatory Beginning of 1st Relevant Industry getting right Data base of Industry in
where the number of students in a spread across Semester. as per DS direction for collaboration with RIC needs
1 2 3 4 5 6 particular DS is higher.
7 A special the semester
8 9 10 11 career12
pathway to be created (Department
13 has
Mentor for DS may be appointed initiated the process)
IE
S. Progra Core/ for overall guidance on Industry Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative
No mme IDM/ DS Identification and collaboration Days) Optional Schedule
*
4.Design Philosphy
&Critique
IE
*
1 MDes IDM-I Trends & Culture: IDM-PG Expert Input is required as part of 2-4 days Mandatory July -Dec 18 Relevant Industry Report on Expert Experts from Trends & Culture
Visual Culture Lecture(EL) subject depending input
upon campus
requirement
For remote center (Kannur)
special permission will be
required for visiting nearby
center.
IE
*
1 MDes II Sustainable System & MAJOR Industry Apart from the visits to the 2-4 days Mandatory Craft Visit: NGO's Industry Survey and report As assigned by the CIC of the
Craft visit with Visit/Field industry/NGO’s who are in to depending December in with sustainable with database of respective campus
seminar Visit (IV / FV) sustainable practices the upon campus every year. practice./brands sustainables
‘Craft cluster activity IV &FV: Jan-June with sustainable systems
assigned to MDES is 2019 product line.
conducted in 1st and 2nd
Semester break. For remote center (Kannur)
center.
S. Progra Core/ IE Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative

Semester Subject IE Activity Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
No mme IDM/ DS Classification Days) Optional Schedule
2 MDes II Trends Research MAJOR Field Visit As part of the subject visits to 2-4 days Mandatory FV & EL: Jan- Relavent Industry Report submission Arrangement of bus for all the
Forecast (FV)/ Markets/ streets / observations depending June 2019 students to visit Markets
are required upon campus /environment
Expert Trends researchers From Experts from Trends Research

Lecture(EL) India and abroad will be called forecast
for EL

center.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
IE
S. Progra Core/ Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative special permission will be
No mme IDM/ DS Days) Optional Schedule required for visiting nearby
*
center.
IE
*
1 MDes II ( Or Industry Guided MAJOR VFE Visit to Fair, Exhibitions, 2-4 days Mandatory Pune Design Relevant Industry Report + project Arrangement of bus for all the
IIIrd Project Proposal. Seminars, Design Forums and depending Festival (At Pune, proposal (Industry students to visit Markets
Semester interacting with the industry upon campus Maharashtra) guided Project to /environment
depending personnel at the Forums and requirement February 2019. be completed in Students and faculty
upon the generating new leads for industry Or the break of 2nd registration fees budget for
availabilt guided project. Any other & 3rd sem) travel and stay.
y of fair identified by the
& Anchors (certified
seminar. by CP
1 MDes II 1. Socially Responsible DS Industry Industry Mentoring is applicable 2-6 days Mandatory Beginning of 2nd Relevant Industry getting right Data base of Industry in
Design Mentoring where the number of students in a spread across Semester as per DS direction for collaboration with RIC needs to
2. Interface Design (IM) particular DS is higher. A special the semester career pathway be created (Department has
3. Brand Positioning for overall guidance on Industry
4. Curatorial Practices
( Creative and cultural
industries)
IE
*
1 MDes IDM- II Trends & Culture: IDM -PG Industry Visit to industries, market, Field 2-4 days Mandatory (July –December Relevant Industry Report on Expert Arrangement of bus for all
1.Using Forecast for Visit/Field etc depending 18). input the students to visit
Fashion Visit (IV / FV) upon campus industry/Markets
requirement /environment
Expert Input is required as part of the (July –Dec 18). Experts from Using Forecast
Lecture(EL) subject for Fashion

center.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
IE
*
IE
*
1 MDes Sem III Design Innovation: MAJOR Expert Lecture Design innovators form India will 2-4 days Mandatory July to December Companies, Getting guidence This event will bring good
With ’Tedx’ (Sem III) (EL) be identified for ‘Tedx’ talk depending 2019. NGO's design for innovation benefit of industry presence
sessions, which will be part of the upon campus Houses / hence needs to be publicized.
design innovation (Major requirement Designers/ And needs separate budget.
subject).Industry professionals Researchers/ (Sponsorship option also could
from relevant field will be invited Research be exercised)
for attending the event. Consultanies
depending upon
chosedn DS
IE
*
2 MDes Sem III Sustainable MAJOR Industry Visit to industries, market, Field 2-4 days Mandatory July to December NGO's Industry Survey and report Video recording of
Development & Co- Visit/Field etc depending 2019. with sustainable with database of Interviews/ industrial
Design (Craft activity) Visit/ FV)
(IV (IV / FV) upon campus July to practice.brands sustainables practices.Video recorder
requirement December 2019. with sustainable systems
product line.

center.
IE
*
1 MDes Sem III Industry Guided MAJOR Industry Industry Mentored Project in the 8 weeks Mandatory Summer break Relevant Industry Getting right Data base of Industry in
Project Mentoring industry or in campus depending as per DS positioning for collaboration with RIC needs
(IM) the industry need. carreer pathway to be created (Department has
initiated the process)
IE
*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
IE
*
2 MDes Major Dissertation Reseach MAJOR Industry Industry Mentoring is applicable 2-6 days Mandatory July-Dec 2019 Relevant Industry Completion of Data base of Industry in
Sem III Proposal Mentoring where the number of students in a spread across Dissertation collaboration with RIC needs
(IM) particular DS is higher. A special the semester proposal to be created (Department has
for overall guidance on Industry
including student Mentoring.
IE
*
3 MDes Sem III 1.Design for Special DS Transacting The third subject of DS could be 1 Week Mandatory June-Dec 2019 Relevant Industry Final project as The subject transaction
Needs Curriculum in explored to be conducted partly depending outcome expected have to be modular to
Industry (TCI) in the industry. It can be treated upon campus by Industry achieve this.
2. Information Design
like a mini Internship.(For requirement
3. Brand
Kannur)
Communication
4.Creative pedagogies Sponsored A real design thinking brief will
classroom be procured from the company
projects (SCP) pertaining to the particular DS
This brief could focus on
bringing value in terms of
Innovation.
(Can be conducted in the form of
a workshop)
IE
Semester Classification IE Activity Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
*
1 MDes IDM- V Lateral Thinking & IDM-UG Expert Lecture Input is required as part of the 2-4 days (July –December Relevant Industry Report on expert Industry database required.
Innovation: (EL) subject depending 19). input
1. Introduction to upon campus
design Innovation. requirement
S. Progra Core/ IE Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative

Semester Subject IE Activity Type of Industry Deliverables Resource Requirements
No mme IDM/ DS Classification Days) Optional Schedule
1 MDes IDM- III Trends & Culture: IDM-PG Field Visit Visit to industries, market, Field 2-4 days Mandatory (July –December Relevant Industry Surey outcome Arrangement of bus for all the
1.Trends Spotting (FV)/ etc depending 18). integration in final students to visit Markets
upon campus project /environment
requirement
Expert Experts from Trends Research

Lecture(EL) forecast
requirement
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Expert Experts from Trends Research
IE
S. Progra Core/ Lecture(EL) Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative forecast
*

center.
IE
*
1 MDes IDM VI IDM -UG Expert Lecture Input is required as part of the 2-4 days Mandatory Jan – June 20 Relevatn Industry Report on expert Industry database required.
Lateral Thinking & (EL) subject depending input
Innovation: Design upon campus
Thinking & Methods requirement
IDM VII 2.Innovation in India July – December For remote center (Kannur)
(Jugad) 20 special permission will be
center.
SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS FOR MASTER OF FASHION MANAGEMENT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative Type of
S. No Programme Semester Subject Core / IDM / DS etc IE Classification IE Activity Deliverables Resource Requirements
Days) Optional Schedule Industry
knowledge
Big data, business analytics, advanced
MFM 3 EL 3 session Mandatory enhancement on
IT and digital management 3 Expert Lectures
1 Floating Sep-Nov Advanced IT topics
1 session Sep-Nov
MFM 3 Fashion Brand Management EL Optional knowledge
Expert Lecture
2 Core Sep-Nov enhancement
MFM 3 Strategic and innovation Management EL Expert Lecture Mandatory knowledge

3 Core 1 session Sep-Nov enhancement
Craft cluster
3 Special Product Groups EL awareness Mandatory
product group
workshop
4 MFM Core 3 session Sep-Nov awareness knowledge.
cluster product
awareness to students
and marketing,
Craft cluster awareness Visit to Fair & as per craft cluster
3 Workshop Mandatory merchandising, retailing,
workshop(SPG) Exhibition policy
branding and cluster
management knowledge
5 MFM Core Sep-Nov to artisians.
field visit to an enterprise
which is successfully
running to understand
the compnents to be bus with 1 subject faculty and
Field visit Expert Lecture Mandatory
3 Entrepreneurship Management incorporated in their RA
practical business plan
and how to make that
1 session Sep-Nov successful
To understand Retail
FV Visit to Luxury Mall Optional
6 MFM Ds 1 day FV Entrepreneurship
subject knowledge on e
E commerce, fashion promotion mix
3 EL Industry Visit 1 session Optional commerce and social
and Social Media Marketing
7 MFM DS Sep-Nov media marketing
filed visit to understand
Field Visit
the luxury marketing,
Expert Lecture and optional and bus with 1 subject faculty and
3 Luxury Management FV 1 day luxury brands,luxury
Field Visit Expert lecture RA
selling, luxury malls and
Mandatory
8 MFM Core Sep-Nov their management.
For additional
Expert Lecture 1 to 2 lectures Mandatory Knowledge and Industry
Reality
to understand exports
3 Global Marketing FV & EL
procedures, marketing
bus with 1 subject faculty and
Industry Visit Mandatory from the experts at the
RA
industry or in the
9 MFM DS 1 day Sep-Nov classrooms
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
brand, retail, marketing
and consumer behaviour
Class room study and research Bus with 1 subject faculty and
Field Visit 1 day
project optional understanding and RA and Support to conduct
application to solve a Expert briefings and Report
1 Fashion Marketing (Major) FV & EL
Aug-Nov problem. Expenses
Expert lecture and

Field Visit and bus with 1 subject faculty and
visit to mall/haat is
Expert lecture RA
Mandatory
10 MFM Core Aug-Nov
in 1st sem one
mandatory industrial visit
covering for both fashion
1 day where industry concepts & fashion
is available 3-5 days merchabdising and
Industry Visit Mandatory RA and If out stationNIFTto
Fashion Concepts and Fashion for out station FMMQ is undertaken to
1 IV sponsor the visit
industry visits learn the merchandising
Merchandising (Major)
and fabric, spinning,
weaving and accessory
Core Aug-Nov industry
Expert lecture Mandatory Aug-Nov
Field Visit Optional
11 MFM Aug-Nov RA to a Designer Boutique
in 1st sem one

mandatory industrial
visit covering for both
1 day where industry
industry visit and Industry visit and fashion concepts &
Fashion Material Management & is available 3-5 days bus with 1 subject faculty and
1 IV and Expert Lecture Expert Lecture expert lecture fashion merchabdising
Quality (Major) for out station RA
Mandatory mandatory and FMMQ is
industry visits
undertaken to learn the
merchandising and
fabric, spinning, weaving
12 MFM Core Aug-Nov and accessory industry
FV Class room project Aug-Nov
brand, retail, marketing
and consumer behaviour
study and research
Fashion Business Research and IT BCS Expert Lecture understanding and
1 mandatory
Applications (Major) application to solve a
problem.Can be clubbed
Aug-Nov with Fashion Marketing
13 MFM Core RA
EL Mandatory
Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Expert Lecture to understand the

1 Field visit Mandatory bus with 1 subject faculty and
Business Practices (Major) success stories and
RA
sustainable practises of
1 Aug-Nov entrepreneur of his
14 MFM Core business practises
Entrepreneurship and Sustainable to understand the
1 2 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 bus with 1 subject
13 faculty and
Business Practices (Major) success stories and
RA
Duration (in Mandatory / Indicative Type of sustainable practises of
Days) Optional Schedule Industry entrepreneur of his
14 MFM Core Field Visit 1 day Mandatory Aug-Nov business practises
Leadership, Organizational Behavior & Knowledge From
1 EL Expert Lecture Mandatory
15 MFM HRM (Floating Major) Floating 1 Aug-Nov Practioners
Field visit to understand the

Introduction to Marketing & Retailing FV bus with 1 subject faculty and
1 mandatory nuances of marketing,
(IDM for UG-3) RA
retailing and mall
1 day Aug-Nov management at the
16 MFM IDM Expert Lecture Expert lecture Expert lecture Aug-Nov place of the market
Fairs-India
International Trade
Fair-New Delhi- understanding the trends minimum 2 faculty and RA/ if it
International Business :Global Fashion 1 day if it is within
November if Local of garment business and is outside the vicinity full
1 Business - Size Structure and Fair Visit the vicinity,if outside Mandatory
Visit and Registration opportunities the sponsorship of visit by NIFT as
Trends(DS) it is 3-5 days
fee/If Out station marketing and Exports per policy
sponsorship From
17 MFM DS NIFT to visit the fair Aug-Nov
to understand the
Marketing and Retailing : Customer IRF-September- marketing and retailing
RA and registration/If outside
1 Experience Management and Retail Nov/IFF(mumbai) - Fair Visit Mandatory and customer
full Sponsorship of Fair Visit by
Operations (DS) Feb-March experience by the
students of marketing
NIFT as per polocy
and retailing elective
subjects. To develop
networking with the
18 MFM DS 3-5 days Sep-Nov/Aug-Nov major retailing players
to understand the omni

Omni channel retail and sales channel retail practuises bus with 1 subject faculty and
2 FV Local Field Visit Mandatory
management and selling practises at RA
the place of happenning
19 MFM Core 1 day
Consumer behavior and neuro

2 Expert Lecture Mandatory
marketing To Understand Neuro
Science application in
20 MFM Core 1 Consumer Behaviour
to understand garment Bus and minimum1 faculty and
1 day if it is within
Fashion material and production manufacturing and RA/ if it is outside the vicinity
2 IV Industry Visit the vicinity,if outside Mandatory
management for merchandisers production for export sponsorship of visit by NIFT as
it is 3-5 days
21 MFM Core industry per policy
22 MFM 2 Finance for executives Floating EL Expert Lecture 1 day Mandatory
23 MFM 2 Omni channel planning and buying DS 1 day Mandatory
Expert Lecture
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
services marketing and services
Expert Lecture
2 design and relationship EL Mandatory
24 MFM marketing/branded management DS 1 day
Business idea generation and bus with 1 subject faculty and

2 Field Visit Mandatory
feasibility testing with live projects RA
25 MFM DS 1 day
to understand how a
family business manged
at the place of the bus with 1 subject faculty and
2 Family business management FV FV Mandatory
business and interaction RA
with the family of
26 MFM DS 1 day enterprise
visit to one of the export
hpouse in the vicinity or
Export merchandising and EXIM bus with 1 subject faculty and
2 FV/IV Field Visit Mandatory a expert lecture by a
documentation RA
expert at the place of
27 MFM DS 1 day office/industry
Additional Knowledge
2 Costing & profitability EL Mandatory on Costing from
28 MFM DS 1 Practioners
Cluster awareness and
2 Cluster visit Cluster visit Expert Lecture Mandatory study and Report as per cluster policy
29 MFM Core 5 days preparation
30 MFM 2 Supply Chain and value chain and OR Core --------- Expert Lecture 1 Mandatory
OB FV and stay for 2- minimum 2 faculty and RA if it
1 out bound program mandatory
31 MFM Core 3 days 2-3 days is outside the vicinity
Industry Visit/Field
4 Retail Merchandising Mandatory Bus and Subject Faculty/RA
32 MFM IDM Visit 1 Day Visit to Retail outlet/Mall and understanding retail merchandising at Retail level
For Additional
5 Consumer Behaviour ES Optional
33 MFM IDM Expert Lecture 1 Knowledge from Expert
For Additional
6 E commerce and Global Marketing Es Expert lecture Optional
34 MFM IDM 1 Knowledge from Expert
For learning Retail
Field/RetailIndustry
Field Visit 1 day Mandatory Success story at his Bus with faculty and RA
visit
Place
additional Knowledge
7 Retail Entrepreneurship IDM
on Entrepreneurship like
Expert lecture Mandatory Laws,opportunities etc
and Support from
35 MFM Expert Lecture 1 Government
ANNEXURE II
PROGRAMME & SEMSTER WISE MAPPING of INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENTS WITH BUDGET ESTIMATES
The total expenditure to undertake each of the Industry Engagement Clasifications are only avarage cost indications and not normative figures provided to facilitate expenditure estimation
for budgeting. The prescribed pro rata norms will apply. Documentation and Miscellaneous shall not be exceeding the amount indiated in the below table.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
IE
IE Duration
S. No Classification IE Brief Expenditure Head Expenditure Norms Remarks
Classification (in Days)
Code
1 Expert Lecture EL Lecture or set of 2-3 lectures 1 Outstation Experts
taken by an industry senior, Expert Fee for lecture ₹ 4,000.00 As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy For older NIFT Campuses, outstation
alumni, subject matter expert Travel Allowance ₹ 10,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT experts may be invited as per Eminent
which may be taken for one Local Conveyance ₹ 2,000.00 As per rates specific to the city. Faculty engagement norms.
subject or as a combination of Event Documentation ₹ 5,000.00 Including Photo & Video charges
subjects. Lunch & Refreshments for Expert ₹ 1,500.00 As per NIFT norms
Miscellaneous ₹ 5,000.00 Expenses if any other than the above
Total Expenditure for ONE Lecture inviting outstation Expert ₹ 27,500.00
Experts from vicintiy
Expert Fee for lecture ₹ 4,000.00 As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy
Travel Allowance ₹ 3,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Local Conveyance ₹ 2,000.00 As per rates specific to the city.
Event Documentation ₹ 5,000.00 Including Photo & Video charges
Lunch & Refreshments for Expert ₹ 1,500.00 As per NIFT norms
Total Expenditure for ONE Lecture inviting Expert from vicinity ₹ 20,500.00
2 Industry Visit / IV / FV Visit to industries, market, Field Up to 07 Visits to other Cities
Field Visit etc. days Students Travel ₹ 105,000.00 As per NIFT norms
including Local Conveyance ₹ 50,000.00 As per rates specific to the city.
travel time Faculty Travel ₹ 15,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Faculty TA & DA ₹ 27,500.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Staff Travel ₹ 6,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Staff DSA ₹ 12,500.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Total Expenditure for ONE Outstation Industry / Field Visit ₹ 226,000.00
1 Local Visits
₹ 10,000.00 NIFT Bus. If not available, 40 seater
Faculty & Student Local Conveyance
AC Bus as per rates specific to the city.
Total Expenditure for ONE Local Industry / Field Visit ₹ 15,000.00
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
IE
IE Duration
Code
1
3 Expert Lecture
Transacting EL
TCI Lecture
Part or set curriculum
or whole of 2-3 lectures
to be Up 1to 07 Outstation Experts
Visits to other Cities
Curriculum in taken by aninindustry
transacted related senior, days Students Travel ₹ 105,000.00 As per NIFT norms Separate Guidelines & Templates will be
Industry alumni, subject matter expert
industry/industries. including Local Conveyance ₹ 50,000.00 As per rates specific to the city. issued for this engagement.
which may be taken for one travel time Faculty Travel ₹ 15,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
subject or as a combination of Faculty TA & DA ₹ 27,500.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
subjects. Facility Charges to Industry ₹ 25,000.00 On Pro rata basis
Total Expenditure for ONE TCI at outstation ₹ 232,500.00
Up to 05 Local Visits
days ₹ 10,000.00 NIFT Bus. If not available, 40 seater Separate Guidelines & Templates will be
including Faculty & Student Conveyance AC Bus as per rates specific to the city. issued for this engagement.
travel time Facility Charges to Industry ₹ 25,000.00 On Pro rata basis
Total Expenditure for ONE TCI at local industry ₹ 40,000.00
4 Sponsored SCP Projects transacted in classroom Industry Sponsored
Classroom or in industry where the brief is IP Rights transferred to the Sponsor as
Projects given by the industry on real per NIFT IP Policy while holding
time challenges and result is All Expenditure as per the DPR darfted by NIFT & Industry on mutual consent will be sponsored by the Industry complete rights for Academic
evaluated both by industry and Transactions.
academia.
1 Institute Sponsored
Expert Interaction / Mentoring Fee ₹ 2,000.00 As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy NIFT Retains the complete IP while
Separate Guidelines &
Local Conveyance ₹ 2,000.00 As per rates specific to the city. allowing the particular industry to use the
Templates will be issued
Event Documentation ₹ 5,000.00 Including Photo & Video charges solution.
covering types of projects to be
undertaken and the range of Lunch & Refreshments for Expert ₹ 1,500.00 As per NIFT norms
clients sponsoring such projects. Materials ₹ 25,000.00 As per project requirement
Total Expenditure for organising Classroom Project for a day ₹ 40,500.00
5 Industry IM Handholding of research 1 Honorarium for Experts ₹ 2,000.00 As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy For Internships, Classroom Projects,
Mentoring projects, internship and other Local Conveyance ₹ 2,000.00 As per rates specific to the city. Graduation Research Projects, etc.
academic activities where the ₹ 4,000.00 Accommodation in NIFT Guest House
work in monitored and mentored Boarding & Lodging wherever available. Otherwise as per
by both academia and one or TA/DA policy of NIFT
more industry / alumni mentors Miscellaneous ₹ 5,000.00 Expenses if any other than the above
Total Expenditure for ONE Industry Mentoring ₹ 13,000.00
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
IE
IE Duration
Code
1
6 Expert Lecture
Technology EL
TA Lecture or set
Organizing of 2-3 lectures
a technical workshop 1 Outstation Experts
Honorarium for Experts ₹ 4,000.00 As per NIFT Guest Faculty Policy Should be planned as part of the subject
Awareness taken
or by an industry
a seminar senior,
by an external Local Conveyance ₹ 2,000.00 As per rates specific to the city. in a particular semester
alumni, subject matter expert
expert ₹ 4,000.00 Accommodation in NIFT Guest House
which may be taken for one Boarding & Lodging wherever available. Otherwise as per
subject or as a combination of TA/DA policy of NIFT
subjects. Workshop/Seminar Materials ₹ 7,000.00 As per requirement
Documentation ₹ 5,000.00 Including Photo & Video charges
Refreshments ₹ 4,000.00 As per NIFT norms
Total Expenditure for ONE TA ₹ 31,000.00
7 Brand/Client BCS Interaction with organization to Up to 07 Visits to other Cities
Study study the working of the brand days Students Travel ₹ 105,000.00 As per NIFT norms
and the client including Local Conveyance ₹ 50,000.00 As per rates specific to the city.
travel time Faculty Travel ₹ 15,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Total Expenditure for ONE Brand / Client Study Outstation ₹ 207,500.00
1 Local Visits
₹ 10,000.00 NIFT Bus. If not available, 40 seater
Faculty & Student Conveyance
AC Bus as per rates specific to the city.
Total Expenditure for ONE Brand / Client Study in vicinity ₹ 15,000.00
8 Special Session SSD Transaction of specialized input Up to 07 SSD in other Cities
and in the curriculum through on or days Demonstration /Special session fee ₹ 20,000.00 On Pro rata basis for Infrastrcuture Should be planned as part of the subject
Demonstration off campus demos and sessions including charges & Demonstration / lecture fee in a particular semester
by industry/craft professionals travel time as per NIFT Guest faculty Policy
Students Travel ₹ 105,000.00 As per NIFT norms
Local Conveyance ₹ 50,000.00 As per rates specific to the city.
Faculty Travel ₹ 15,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
Total Expenditure for ONE Outstation SSD ₹ 227,500.00
1 Local Visits
Demonstration /Special session fee ₹ 4,000.00 As per NIFT Guest faculty Policy Should be planned as part of the subject
Local Conveyance ₹ 2,000.00 As per rates specific to the city. in a particular semester
Event Documentation ₹ 5,000.00 Including Photo & Video charges
Lunch & Refreshments for Expert ₹ 1,500.00 As per NIFT norms
Total Expenditure for ONE Local SSD ₹ 17,500.00
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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IE Duration
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1
9 ExperttoLecture
Visit Fair & VFEEL &CS Lecture
Visit or set exhibitions
to fairs/ of 2-3 lectures
where Up 1to 04 Fairs
Outstation Experts in India
& Exhibitions
Exhibition, taken
the by anofindustry
output the visitsenior,
is assessed days Students Travel ₹ 105,000.00 As per NIFT norms
Conferences & alumni,
and subject matter expert
evaluated including Local Conveyance ₹ 30,000.00 As per rates specific to the city.
Seminars which may be taken for one travel time Faculty Travel ₹ 15,000.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
subject or as a combination of Faculty DSA ₹ 16,500.00 As per TADA rules of NIFT
subjects. Miscellaneous ₹ 10,000.00 Expenses if any other than the above
Total Expenditure for attending ONE VFE & CS in India ₹ 176,500.00

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Policy for Industry Engagement in the New Restructured Curriculum

2.3 Industry Engagement Classification:

Technology Visits to Labs, Organizing technical workshops

Industry Visit / Field

Visit to Fair &

Projects transacted in classroom or in industry

Lecture or lecture series taken by an industry

Transaction of specialized input in the curriculum

Following activities are involved in the process of Industry Engagements at NIFT:

4. Determination of Industry Engagements

The Chairperson of each academic department is expected to

The Industry Engagement Framework proposed by the Chairpersons of various departments in

The NIFT campus is expected to:

5. Planning effective strategies

Step 1b: Identifying resources for Industry Engagement

Identifying appropriate resources of Industry Engagement vis-à-vis the corresponding courses to be

NIFT Srinagar: IEP for Academic Year 2018 - 19

5.2 Step 2: Identification of alternate arrangements

Cours Semester Subject Industry Host Campus Industry / Schedule Proposed

5.3 Step 3: Finalisation of resources for Industry Engagement

Resource Requirements & Estimated

Program Semest Core/ID IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Types of Resource

1 FP I Elements of 1/2 day Optional After mid term Mechanical Bus

Program Semest Core/ID IE Duration Mandatory / Indicative Types of Resource

Visit to fashion Accessory

Technical Drawing & CAD 2D Major - Not required - - - - - -

Trends and forecasting In

Special Realization of bags

1 AD III Rendering expert to be Demonstration of

Rendering expert to be Demonstration of

Contextual study :Fashion Trends and forecasting In Decoding the local

Category heads to be In Capturing consumer

* If the expert is unavailable in the city

* If the expert is unavailable in the city

Visit to Photo Exhibition (e.g. Landscape or Optional Bus

* Centres which doesn’t have the

* If the expert is unavailable in the city

VFE/ELS Visit to Fashion publication Optional Post Mid- Class Room/Studio

*Video Conference Lecture for New

Fabric Fundamentals Visits to: Spinning mill,

visits to the organizations/

Fashion Design & Illustration – 1or 2 expert lectures related to

History of Indian textiles Visit to craft sector/ industry/

Out station travel if industry is not

Industry specific briefs (

Denim washing unit

visit to labs and technical

Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /

1 day if within in the Industry Visit to Composite mill /

Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /

Awareness workshops -Design Expert

ELS on various Knitting styles & techniques

Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /

Principles of Flat Knitting Major

Industry Visit to Menswear

Industry visit to Computerised

Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /

A unit which has embroidery cluster,

Report on the Visit and to submit the Document

Report/Document on trends spotted to be A/C Bus to accommodate 30-35 students, a staff,

Garment Making with

Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /

Pick up & drop facility, Hiring Experts, A/C Lab /