College: Vocational School

The Textile Technology major focuses on the scientific and engineering principles behind the design, production, and evaluation of textile materials and products. Students gain skills in fiber science, textile processing, fabric manufacturing, quality control, and sustainability, preparing for careers in textile manufacturing, research and development, quality assurance, and related fields.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the principles of fiber science and textile technology.
Develop skills in textile processing and fabric manufacturing.
Learn quality control techniques and assurance for textile products.
Explore sustainable practices in textile production.
Analyze techniques for textile testing and evaluation.
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovative skills.
Gain practical experience through projects and internships.

Main Curriculum:

Introduction to Textile Technology - An overview of textile technology principles, history, and industry trends.
Fiber Science - Study of natural and synthetic fibers, their properties, and applications.
Yarn Manufacturing - Techniques for spinning and yarn production from various fibers.
Fabric Formation - Weaving, knitting, and nonwoven fabric production methods.
Textile Chemistry - Fundamentals of chemical processes in textile manufacturing, including dyeing and finishing.
Textile Testing and Evaluation - Techniques for evaluating the performance and quality of textile materials.
Quality Control and Assurance - Principles of quality control and assurance in textile production.
Sustainable Textile Production - Strategies for implementing sustainable practices in textile manufacturing.
Textile Machinery and Equipment - Understanding and operating textile machinery and equipment.
Garment Manufacturing - Techniques for designing and manufacturing apparel products.
Technical Textiles - Exploring technical textiles and their applications in various industries.
Portfolio Development - Creating a professional portfolio showcasing textile technology skills.
Internship - Real-world experiences in textile manufacturing companies, research labs, or quality assurance firms.
Capstone Project - Comprehensive project applying textile technology skills, such as developing a new textile product, improving a manufacturing process, or conducting a sustainability analysis.

Assessment Methods:

Analysis of Textile Technology Principles
Fiber Science Projects
Yarn Manufacturing Projects
Fabric Formation Projects
Textile Chemistry Projects
Textile Testing and Evaluation Projects
Quality Control and Assurance Projects
Sustainable Textile Production Projects
Textile Machinery and Equipment Projects
Garment Manufacturing Projects
Technical Textiles Projects
Portfolio Development Projects
Internship Reports
Capstone Projects and Presentations

"Introduction to Textile Technology"
"Fiber Science"
"Yarn Manufacturing"
"Fabric Formation"
"Textile Chemistry"
"Textile Testing and Evaluation"
"Quality Control and Assurance"
"Sustainable Textile Production"
"Textile Machinery and Equipment"
"Garment Manufacturing"
"Technical Textiles"
"Portfolio Development"

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of chemistry, physics, and interest in textile technology.

Duration:

Typically 4 years to earn a Bachelor's degree in Textile Technology.

Certification:

Graduates can earn certifications such as:

Certified Textile Professional (CTP)
Certificates in specific textile manufacturing and quality control programs

Target Audience:

Aspiring textile technology experts, quality assurance specialists, research and development professionals, and individuals seeking careers in textile manufacturing, research labs, quality assurance companies, and related fields. This specialization equips students with the scientific and engineering skills necessary to excel in textile technology, supporting careers in various roles in textile manufacturing, research and development, quality assurance, and related domains.

Textile Technology