Ohio University
Graduate Catalog

Retail Merchandising (HCRM)

505A History of Costume (4)
Clothing through the ages as reflection of historical period and source for present-day design.
Cone; W; Y.

505B History of Textiles (2)
Textiles through the ages as reflection of historical period and source for present-day design.
Cone; D.

507 Textile and Fashion Industry (4)
Problems confronting buyer of textile products as related to specific manufacturing situations involved.
Paulins; W; Y.

515 Flat Pattern (4)
Emphasis on fitting techniques. Use and understanding of commercial patterns.
Cone; D.

518 Textile Testing (4)
Principles, techniques, and standard testing methods of quality control for textiles, clothing, and interior design. Lab sessions emphasize standard textile testing procedures and research methods. Federal and state laws and codes designed to protect consumers also discussed.
Paulins; Sp; Y.

519 Studies in Textile Testing (3)
Individual research and lab testing of problems in advanced textiles.
Staff; D.

554 Clothing for Persons with Special Needs (3)
Various dressing techniques and functional design alternatives available to increase independence of individuals with special needs. Focus on such populations as the elderly, mentally disabled, and temporarily or permanently physically disabled.
Cone; D.

609 Psychological, Social, and Economic Aspects of Clothing (4)
Contemporary uses and roles of textiles and clothing as affected by economic, social, and psychological forces seen in historic perspective.
Staff; D.

612 Advanced Studies in Clothing (2-4, max 4)
Advanced problems and techniques in clothing construction. Emphasis on scientific principles of construction and experimental methods and fabrics.
Staff; D.

615 Advanced Studies in Textiles (2-4, max 4)
Physical and chemical examination of fibers, yarns, and fabrics with emphasis on application of testing techniques as applied to individual textile studies.
Staff; D.

617 Readings in Textiles and/or Clothing (2-4, max 4)
Analysis and interpretation of current writings and research with emphasis on new developments and trends.
Staff; D.

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