Description
Analyzes basic elements of fabric, fibers, yarns, fabrication methods, and finishes. Explores interrelationship of these components and their impact on performance related to consumer and professional decision making. Includes the study of textiles, materials and resources for the interior environment which considers finish products and their application as well as, manufacturing processes, installation methods, maintenance, and specifications. A working knowledge of textiles, materials and resources, specifically their properties and performance criteria, to appropriately specify textiles
and materials for both contract and residential use. Speakers. No Prerequisite: Open to all students. Fee.