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Reid's former Press Secretary Situation Screams Another Threat To Our Nation
Political offices have their own personalities, usually reflecting either the leadership or the party involved.: However, there is an unspoken rule and understanding that whatever you do or have done can and will affect your political boss.: In turn, the political leader has a consistent requirement to know pretty much everything about you and the people you commiserate with.: Factors of the relationship such as a romantic involvement, professional partnership or more importantly, marriage give the information a higher ranking.: Recently, information regarding Nevada legislator and party leader's supposed lack of knowledge about an employee's personal background reveals not only a risk to him, but also the nation.
Bassam Mahmoud Tarhini was not only an illegal alien who coerced now former Press Secretary and Immigration Reform Spokesperson Diana Tejada into marriage to stay in the United States, he was also a person of interest via the Oklahoma City Joint Terror Task Force. Thankfully deported recently, the reality to this aspect is not how it will hurt his campaign but how it challenges factors within legislative offices and how safe they are to handle the information given.
As a Jersey native, I recall well the McGreevey fiasco like it was yesterday.: What scared me the most however is how his "boyfriend" was given the top position of the state's Homeland Security office. While these instances are independent in some ways, the threat to national security connects them.: A non-naturalized citizen was the top who as a result of his status did not have access to pertinent information was Director of Homeland Security for a state that is not only is close to already attacked locations but whose schools and other locations are endangered themselves. : : Now, in turn, we have a press secretary who was also her former office's spokesperson for immigration reform having connections to an investigated terror suspect by an illegal marriage.
The bottom line to this is the offices of our legislators, especially ones with high ranking position in the legislature such as Senator Reid must be examined by outside sources.: No "Internal Investigation" should ever be the end of something such as this which shows yet another internal threat to our nation.
Believe it or not, this is not an attack on the Democrats but instead a warning to the political world: Know who you have in your office.: Especially in this time of global war and threat, there needs to be more external visibility toward legislative offices of all levels to ensure not only that a debacle such as this does not occur again, but also for the safety of the nation which both of the involved leaders were tasked to protect.: Campaign ploy aside, Senator Reid and all legislators should take this instance as a wake up call not only for their sake, but the sake of their citizens.
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•Jeppesen's high resolution, optimized and tested vendor image format provide the best zoom and clarity.
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The Flight Computer + Trainer
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About the author, Paul Bruikman: I have been an ATPL Ground Instructor and Flight Instructor for the top Dutch flight schools since 2000.
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AFSO21 stands for: Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century
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This is excellent preparation for the ICAO English test.
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CloudAhoy is being used by students, professional pilots, CFIs, military and GA. They fly fixed-wing, rotorcraft and gliders. It is used to debrief VFR and instrument training flights, XC, and special missions such as search and rescue. It is used by recreational pilots for sharing flights with their passengers or friends. Many CloudAhoy users routinely record every flight so that the unexpected can be studied.
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● Auto-segments your flight maneuvers
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● IFR? Compare your instrument approaches vs. 3D or 2D published IAPs
● Plot altitude, TAS and VS profiles of your approaches
● CFI mode for marking the flight in real-time
● Logbook-like listing of any flight you have flown with CloudAhoy
● Use the internal Android GPS, or an external GPS
● Flight sharing between CloudAhoy pilots, and people without an account.
Flight logging, listing and viewing is free. Debriefing service (on Android, Mac, Windows, iPad and Linux) costs $45/year.
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Discussion in 'Star Wars TV' started by ImNotAStarWarsFanboy, Jan 29, 2013.
Hell no.
Dave Filoni is a sadist.
Has the droid that serves Loathsom tea in the Clone Wars movie been mentioned yet?
Just for you
@ImNotAStarWarsFanboy I've done a total body count for the late Savage Opress:
Monster: 13 (Feral, 9 clone troopers, Trauma, Halsey and Knox)
Witches of the Mist: 10 (9 Toydarian guards and Katuunko)
Brothers: 14 (13 Junkers and Morley)
Revenge: ? (Unknown amount of Raydonian villagers)
Revival: 1 (Adi Gallia)
Eminence: 10 (Black Sun guard, 4 Black Sun leaders, Xomit Grunseit, 3 Nikto guards and Oruba)
Shades of Reason: 13 (10 Mandalorian guards and 3 Death Watch soldiers)
How about Grievous including clones.
Once I get enough time to watch every episode Grievous appears in, I can do a total body count for him. Right now I want to concentrate on characters that have been killed off because their tallies can't increase anymore.
I can do it if you don't mind me doing it.
Sure go ahead, I'm not the authority on body counting for this show
This is hard.lol
Here's what I have so far,
Downfall of a Droid 4 - Gha Nachkt and 3 clones.
Lair of Grievous 4 - Nahdar Vebb and 3 clones.
Grievous Intrigue 2 - 2 clones.
Shadow Warrior 4 - Roos Tarpals and 3 Gungans.
Massacre 4 - Old Daka, 3 Nightsisters, and ? Undead Nightsisters. (Unknown, many of them.).
(For you and Savage.)
RIP Savage, you killed well and your death was still traumatizing.
What about when Ahsoka was killed by Son on Mortis then Father killed Daughter so Ahsoka could live?
@K'Kruhk is counting bodies. Ahsoka's body isn't lying in the gutter on Mortis.
At the moment I'm going through Season One and doing complete body counts for every named individual, so far Grievous has the most kills, and even Jar Jar has one. But, I have a couple of questions for you guys:
Should I count creatures like Gor in Lair of Grievous and the Narglatch in Trespass as kills, or should I only count sentient beings?
Who should be credited for Barb Mentir's death, Dooku or Turk Falso? It was Turk that shot Barb, but under the control of Dooku.
I wouldn't count creatures myself, and Dooku definitely gets credit for Barb Mentir.
Is there a thread like this in the OT and PT categories?
Good question. Ask the search bar, that's what it's there for.
I think you're right. If creatures were included, Nuvo Vindi would have the most kills, overtaking both Grievous and Ventress combined...
Nope none for either trilogy
Then what are you doing here? Go spread the love.
56< - TCW Movie: 2 Nikto guards, at least 51 clones including Ridge, Gran bounty hunter, Rodian bounty hunter and Nikto bounty hunter.
25 - Trespass: 6 clone troopers, 16 Talz, 2 Pantoran guards and Chi Cho.
23 - Hostage Crisis: 21 Senate Commandos, Jayfon and Philo.
18 - Cloak of Darkness: 13 clone troopers, 4 Senate Commandos and Faro Argyus.
16 - The Hidden Enemy: 16 clone troopers.
13 - The Gungan General: Kharrus, Mack, clone pilot, 8 Weequay pirates, Barb Mentir and Turk Falso.
11< - Shadow of Malevolence: At least 3 clones, Matchstick, Matchstick's gunner, Tag, Tag's gunner, 2 clone pilots and 2 clone gunners.
8 - Jedi Crash: 4 clone troopers, clone pilot, Lucky, Flash and Cameron.
8 - Storm Over Ryloth: 5 clone pilots, Slammer, Tucker and Axe.
7 - Lair of Grievous: 3 clone troopers, Bel, Niner, Fil and Nahdar Vebb.
6 - Rookies: CT-327, Droidbait, Nub, O'Niner, Cutup and Hevy.
5< - Rising Malevolence: at least 5 clone troopers.
4 - Duel of the Droids: Gha Nachkt and 3 clone troopers.
4 - Mystery of a Thousand Moons: 4 clone troopers.
2 - Downfall of a Droid: 2 clone troopers.
2 - Blue Shadow Virus: 2 clone troopers.
0 - Ambush, Destroy Malevolence, Bombad Jedi, Dooku Captured, Defenders of Peace & Liberty on Ryloth.
11 - Cad Bane: Jayfon, 9 Senate Commandos and Philo (Holocron Heist)
8 - Asajj Ventress: 2 Nikto guards (TCW movie); 3 clone troopers, 2 Senate Commandos and Faro Argyus (Cloak of Darkness)
8 - Grievous: Gha Nachkt and 3 clone troopers (Duel of the Droids); 3 clone troopers and Nahdar Vebb (Lair of Grievous)
8 - Rex: 8 Talz (Trespass)
6 - Aurra Sing: 6 Senate Commandos (Hostage Crisis)
3 - Barb Mentir: Kharrus, Mack and clone pilot (The Gungan General)
3 - Dooku: Weequay pirate, Barb Mentir and Turk Falso (The Gungan General)
3 - LEP-86C8: 3 clone troopers (Mystery of a Thousand Moons)
2 - Faro Argyus: 2 Senate Commandos (Cloak of Darkness)
2 - Thi-Sen: 2 clone troopers (Trespass)
1 - Gor: Fil (Lair of Grievous)
1 - Jar Jar Binks: Weequay pirate (The Gungan General)
51<: Zillo Beast: Hawkeye or Trapper, at least 10 Dug cavaliers and at least 14 clone troopers (The Zillo Beast); at least 12 clones, Kosmos, at least 12 Coruscanti civilians and a Senate Commando (The Zillo Beast Strikes Back)
7 - Cad Bane: Ord Enisence (Holocron Heist); 4 clone troopers, Denal and Koho (Cargo of Doom)
6 - Embo: 6 Weequay pirates (Bounty Hunters)
5 - Tal Merrik: 4 Senate Commandos and Gray (Voyage of Temptation)
4 - Cody: 4 Geonosians (Landing at Point Rain)
4 - Anakin Skywalker: 3 Geonosians (Landing at Point Rain); Tal Merrik (Voyage of Temptation)
3 - Boba Fett: 3 clone troopers (Death Trap)
2=<: Aurra Sing: between 0-7 clones (R2 Come Home); Ponds and Castas (Lethal Trackdown)
2 - Barriss Offee: Geonosian (Weapons Factory); Trap (Brain Invaders)
2 - Grievous: 2 clone troopers (Grievous Intrigue)
2 - Obi-Wan Kenobi: 2 Death Watch soldiers (The Mandalore Plot)
2 - Lolo Purs: Onaconda Farr and Mee Deechi (Senate Murders)
2 - Hondo Ohnaka: 2 Felucian villagers (Bounty Hunters)
2 - Sugi: 2 Weequay pirates (Bounty Hunters)
1 - Ki-Adi-Mundi: Geonosian (Landing at Point Rain)
1 - Ahsoka Tano: Geonosian (Weapons Factory)
1 - Edge: Clone pilot (Brain Invaders)
1 - Ox: Clone pilot (Brain Invaders)
1 - Pre Vizsla: Death Watch soldier (The Mandalore Plot)
1 - Ione Marcy/Cassie Cryar: Nack Movers (Lightsaber Lost)
1 - Rumi Paramita: Weequay pirate (Bounty Hunters)
1 - Pikk Mukmuk: Rumi Paramita (Bounty Hunters)
1 - Dilanni: Weequay pirate (Bounty Hunters)
0=< - Bossk: between 0-7 clones (R2 Come Home)
0=< - Castas: between 0-7 clones (R2 Come Home)
Cad Bane placed high on that list in the first two seasons. Goes with my feels that he is one of the most successful of the TCW villains on screen.
I attempted to do body counts for the Season Two episodes as well, but while watching Landing at Point Rain I just gave up.


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I'm using Tesseract in Ubuntu 6.10, and I like it's ability to recognize text.
I can't find anything on the Web showing how to scan more than one image at a time, though. I just scanned 15 pages of an old short story with xsane, but it looks like I have to do the OCR one page at a time.
Does anyone know how to get Tesseract to recognize text of a batch of images?
Tess only does one page at a time so you have to build your program around this.
Tess is now hosted at:
I just found a way to do this with ocube. I posted a how-to at  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=404619&highlight=tesseract
I believe I saw ocube mentioned in this forum, but it took me quite a while to figure out how to install and use it.


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Vonn beats Maze to win World Cup giant slalom
Updated: January 26, 2013, 11:47 AM ETAssociated Press
MARIBOR, Slovenia -- Lindsey Vonn showed she can beat Tina Maze in the Slovenian's best discipline and on her home snow.
While it may be too late to challenge her biggest rival for the overall World Cup title, Vonn is looking like Maze's biggest challenger at next month's world championships.
The American proved that she has fully recovered from a recent illness by winning a World Cup giant slalom, her second win in two weeks.
Vonn was third behind Maze after the first run but ...
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Fashion Designing Associate Degree in Fashion designing (64 credits) SEMESTER-1 C1- Drawing Techniques and Approaches 3 credits C2- Design Exploration in Fashion 2 credits C3- Fashion and Textile Material Understanding 2 credits C4- Historical and contextual references 2 credits C5- Computer Aided Designing-I 3 credits C6- Foundation Course 4 credits SEMESTER- 2 C1- Design application in fashion 2 credits C2- Fashion Illustration and Appreciation 2 credits C3- Pattern Drafting & Construction Method 3 credits C4- Traditional Indian Textiles 3 credits C5- Computer aided designing –II 3 credits C6- Foundation Course 4 credits SEMESTER- 3 C1- Textile Dyeing and Printing 2credits C2- Fashion Presentation 2credits C3 -Advance Drafting, Draping and construction technique 3credits C4- Apparel quality control 2credits C5- Computer Graphics for Fashion Designing 3credits C6- Foundation Course 4 credits SEMESTER 4 C1- Visual Merchandising 2 credits C2- Fashion Merchandising 2 credits C3- Knitwear Design Technology 2 credits C4- Advance Design Studies 3 credits C5- Pattern Drafting, Grading & Construction Studies 3 credits C6- Foundation Course 4 credits SEMESTER - 1 C1- Drawing Techniques and Approaches 3 credits Unit -1 Color Scheme 7.5 Hrs Unit -2 Illustration 15 Hrs Unit -3 Illustration &rendering 22.5 Hrs C2- Design Exploration in Fashion 2 credits Unit -1- Element & Principles of design 15 Hrs Unit-2- Garment details 7.5 Hrs Unit 3- Silhouettes 7.5 Hrs C3- Fashion and Textile Material Understanding 2 credits Unit-1 -Fiber 15 Hrs Unit-2 –Manufacturing Yarns 7.5 Hrs Unit-3- Fabric construction Process 7.5 Hrs C4 Historical and contextual references 2 credits Unit-1 origin of dress 7.5 Hrs Unit-2 Ancient era 15Hrs Unit-3-Modern era 7.5Hrs C4 Computer Aided Designing-I 3 credits Unit-1 Microsoft word 1 Hrs Unit-2 Corel draw 22 Hrs Unit-3-Photoshope 22 Hrs C5 FOUNDATION COURSE 4 credits Unit-1 Computer Literacy 20 Hrs Unit-2 English Communication 20 Hrs Unit-3 Life Skills 20 Hrs SEMESTER - 2 C1- Design application in fashion 2 credits Unit-1 About Fashion 15 Hrs Unit-2 Fashion in society 7.5 Hrs Unit-3 Fashion management 7.5 Hrs C2- Fashion Illustration and Appreciation 2 credits Unit-1 Fashion Illustration 7.5 Hrs Unit-2 Fashion Trends 15 Hrs Unit-3 Fashion Designers 7.5 Hrs C3 – Pattern Drafting & Construction Method 3 credits Unit-1 Drafting techniques 3.75 Hrs Unit-2 Garment construction 18.75 Hrs Unit-3 Dress Designing 18.75Hrs C4- Traditional Indian Textiles 2 credits Unit-1 Indian traditional textiles Embroider 15 Hrs Unit-2 Indian traditional Woven textiles 7.5 Hrs Unit-3 Printed -Hand block printing 7.5 Hrs C5- Computer aided designing –II 3 credits Unit-1 Adobe illustrator 15 Hrs Unit-2 Tuka cad 15 Hrs Unit-3 Shortcut keytables 15 Hrs C6- FOUNDATION COURSE 4 credits Unit-1 Computer Literacy 20 Hrs Unit-2 English Communication 20 Hrs Unit-3 Life Skills 20 Hrs SEMESTER -3 C1- Textile Dyeing and Printing 2 credits Unit-1 Dyeing 7.5 Hrs Unit-2 Details of dyeing 7.5 Hrs Unit-3 Printing 15 Hrs C2- Fashion Presentation 2 credits Unit-1 Introduction to fashion presentation 11.25 Hrs Unit-2 Accessory designing 11.25 Hrs Unit-3 Design for fashion show 7.5 Hrs C3 - Advance Drafting, Draping and construction technique 3 credits Unit-1 Type of drafting 3.75 Hrs Unit-2 Basic Draping 18.75 Hrs Unit-3 Advance garment Draping 22.5 Hrs C4 – Apparel quality control 2 credits Unit-1 Inspection process 7.5 Hrs Unit-2 Fabric testing 15 Hrs Unit-3 Detail of quality control 7.5Hrs C5- Computer Graphics for Fashion Designing 3 credits Unit-1 Introduction to Coordinate Frames and Color Theory 15 Hrs Unit-2 Working with Shapes, Lines, Texts & Objects 15 Hrs Unit-3 Working with Curves 15 Hrs C6- FOUNDATION COURSE 4 credits Unit-1 Computer Literacy 20 Hrs Unit-2 English Communication 20 Hrs Unit-3 Life Skills 20 Hrs SEMESTER- 4 C1- Visual Merchandising 2 credits Unit-1 Introduction to Visual Merchandising Display 15 Hrs Unit-2 Display Ethics 7.5Hrs Unit-3 Store- As a Merchandise Space 7.5Hrs C2- Fashion Merchandising 2credits Unit-1 Introduction To Merchandising 7.5Hrs Unit-2 Fashion Trend & forecasting 15Hrs Unit-3 Buyer 7.5Hrs C3 – Knitwear Design Technology 2 credits Unit-1 Basic knit structure 15 Hrs Unit-2 Advance Knitting methods 7.5 Hrs Unit-3Technology 7.5 Hrs C4- Advance Design Studies 3 credits Unit-1 About Western Fashion Designer 15 Hrs Unit-2 Inspirational & Innovative Themes 15 Hrs Unit-3 Advance Fashion Designing 15 Hrs C5- Pattern Drafting, Grading & Construction Studies 3 credits Unit-1 Drafting with Designing & grading(Skirts) 15 Hrs Unit-2 Drafting with Designing & grading(Dresses) 15 Hrs Unit-3 Construction of Fashion garment 15 Hrs C6- FOUNDATION COURSE 4 credits Unit-1 Computer Literacy 20 Hrs Unit-2 English Communication 20 Hrs Unit-3 Life Skills 20 Hrs Fashion Designing Associate Degree in Fashion Designing (64 credits) (960hr) st 1 year (32 credits) (480hr) IInd year (32 credits) (480hr) ssses Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester I (16 credit) (142.5 hr) (16 credit) (142.5 hr) (16 credit) (142.5 hr) (16 credit) (142.5 hr) (Practical + Theory) (Practical + Theory) (Practical + Theory) (Practical + Theory) Drawing Techniques and Design application in Textile Dyeing and Visual Merchandising Approaches fashion Printing (2 credit) (30 hr) (3 credit) (45 hr) (2 credit) (45 hr) (2.5+0.5) Theory Paper (2 credit) (30 hr) (1+1) (.5+1.5) Design Exploration in Fashion Illustration and Fashion Presentation Fashion Merchandising Fashion Appreciation (2 credit) (30 hr) (2 credit) (30 hr) (2 credit) (15 hr) (2 credit) (30 hr) Theory Paper (1.5+.5) (1.5+.5) (.5+1.5) Fashion and Textile Pattern Drafting & Advance Drafting, Knitwear Design Material Understanding Construction Method Draping and construction Technology (2credit) (30 hr) (3credit) (45 hr) technique (2 credit) (30 hr) Theory Paper (2+1) (3 credit) (45 hr) (0.5+1.5) (2.5+0.5) Historical and contextual Traditional Indian Apparel quality control Advance Design Studies references Textiles (2 credit) (30 hr) (3 credit) (45 hr) (2 credit) (30 hr) (2 credit) (30 hr) (1+1) (2+1) (Theory Paper) (Theory Paper) Computer Aided Computer aided Computer Graphics for Pattern Drafting, Grading Designing -I designing –II Fashion Designing & Construction Studies (3 credit) (45 hr) (3 credit) (45 hr) (3 credit) (45 hr) (3 credit) (45 hr) (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) Foundation course Foundation course Foundation course Foundation course (4credits) (60hr) (4credits) (60hr) (4credits) (60hr) (4credits) (60hr) (2+2) (2+2) (2+2) (2+2) Semester I (16 credit) (480hr) Paper I: - Drawing Techniques and Approaches (3 credit) (45 hr) (.5 Credit) (7.5 hr) Unit I – Color Scheme Chapter 1 - What is Color? .5hr Chapter 2- Dimensions of color- hue, intensity and value. Chapter 3- Color wheel and it's various Color Schemes- primary, secondary, 2.5hr tertiary, quaternary, analogous colors, complimentary and split complimentary, Tints, tones and shades, achromatic and monochromatic colors, pastels and dusty pastels - effect of these color schemes. Chapter 4-Effects of Colors- red, blue, green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, gray, .5hr black, white, neutrals. Chapter 5- Color Harmony and Color combination. .5hr Chapter 6- Qualities of Color .5hr Chapter 7- Types of textures- thread pulling, thread crumple, and thread rolling, 3 hr paper dabbing, wax rubbing, wax drop, smoke, blade, leaf, flower, butterfly, lace, jute, thumb, matchstick, sponge, cabbage, potato, onion, chilly, lady finger, ink drop, ink blow, drop ink, batik, leather, dry brush, mesh, comb, cloth dabbing etc., Textural effects, use of textures in fashion designing. Depicting textures (e.g., silk, satin, chiffon, denim, corduroy, velvet, knit etc.) and patterns on clothes. Unit II - Illustration (1 Credit ) (15 hr) Chapter 8- Drawing Croquis – Block Figure – Front View, 3\4th view (less), 5 hr 3\4th view (full), back view, side view, sitting, -Fleshed croquis –Front view, side view, 3/4th view, back view Weight distribution Chapter 9 - Sketching – Heads, various face and head types, face and head 5 hr position, hair types, finished sketches of faces, Arm positioning, hands foot and feet drawing stick figures Chapter 10- Illustration of accessories- Hats, Shoulder bags, Ladies shoes 5 hr Unit III- Illustration & Rendering ( 1.5 Credit) (22.5 hr) Chapter 11- Draping in Illustrations- Necklines, Collars, Sleeves and cuffs, Skirts, 10 hr Pants, Tops Jackets, Dresses Waist tightness, Neck pieces Chapter 12- Color Rendering- Fabric representation, Skin rendering, Color rendering, 7.5 hr Various mediums, Technological media Chapter 13- Specs – Developing flats from croquis, Making specs of garments 5 hr (Collars and necklines, Skirts and pants, shirts and jackets, dresses) Paper II: - Design Exploration in Fashion (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I -Element & Principles of design (.5 credit) (15 hr) Chapter 1- Elements of Design- Line, Silhouettes, Textures in Fabrics, Color Value, 4 hr Complexion and Skin, Color harmony and color combination, form and shape Chapter 2- Principles of Design- Proportion, Balance, Unity, Rhythm, Emphasis, 3.5 hr Illusions with Clothes Unit II -Garment Details (.5 credit) (7.5 hr) Chapter 3- Garment Details- Necklines, Collars, Sleeves, Cuffs, Pleats (7.5 hr) Unit III-Silhouttes (1 credit) (7.5 hr) Chapter 4- Various Silhouettes- Waistbands, Skirts, Pants, Silhouettes (15 hr) Paper III Fashion and Textile Material Understanding (2 credit) (30 hr) (1 Credit) (15 hr) Unit I -Fiber Types of fibers processing and Their Properties Chapter 1- Classification of Fibers (1.5 hr) Chapter 2- Identification of Textile Fibers (1.5 hr) Chapter 3- Natural Cellulosic Fibers Cotton and Flax (2 hr) Chapter 4- Natural Protein Fibers Wool and Silk (2 hr) Chapter 5- Reconstituted and Manufactured Cellulosic Fibers (3 hr) Chapter 6- Nylon, Polyester and Acrylic Fiber (5 hr) Unit II -Manufacturing Yarns (.5 Credit) (7.5 hr) Chapter 8- Spinning (3hr) Chapter 9- Yarn Classification (3 hr) Chapter 10- Yarn twist-S and Z. (1.5 hr) Unit III-Fabric construction Process (.5 Credit) (7.5 hr) Chapter 11- Different yarn formation process - cotton yarn, woolen/ worsted yarn, (5 hr) synthetic or blended yarn- blending, opening, cleaning, carding, doubling, combing, drawing, roving, spinning, yarn twist-S and Z. Chapter 12- Fiber quality requirements for different types of yarns and fabrics. (2.5 hr) Paper IV Historical and contextual references (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I-Origin of dress (.5 Credit) (7.5 hr) Chapter 1- Reason for the origin of dress (1.5hr) Chapter 2- Function of dress (1hr) Chapter 3- Clothing as a mean of communication (1hr) Chapter 4- Clothing as an art form (1hr) Chapter 5- Limitations to the design of garment (1.5hr) Chapter 6- Cross –cultural Influence (1.5hr) Unit II -Ancient era (1 Credit) (15hr) Chapter 7- Mesopotamian/Sumerian costume for both men and women (2.5hr) Chapter 8- Egyptian costumes for men and women (2.5hr) Chapter 9- Egyptian ancient dresses and its influence in clothing (2.5hr) Chapter 10- Roman ancient costumes- toga, and its Influence (2.5hr) Chapter 11- Greek ancient costumes –chitons, types of chitons and its influence (2.5hr) Chapter 12- French costumes of middle ages and renaissance. (2.5hr) Unit III –Modern era (.5 Credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 13-Modern French Fashions-the designers, the fashion shows, the fashion (2.5hr) institutes, the publications, the fashion fairs, and their influences on world fashion Chapter 14- Modern American Fashions-the designers, the fashion shows, the fashion (2.5hr) institutes, the publications, the fashion fairs, and their influences on world fashion Chapter 15- Italian Fashion- the designers, the fashion shows, the fashion institutes, (2.5hr) the publications, the fashion fairs Paper V: - Computer Aided Designing -I (3 credit) (45 hr) Unit I -Microsoft word (1hr) Chapter 1- Introduction Menu Bar, Tools Unit II –Corel Draw (1.5 Credit) (22hr) Chapter 2- The Basics (1.5hr) Chapter 3- Start-up and File Handling (1.5hr) Chapter 4- Rectangle and Ellipses (1.5hr) Chapter 5- Select, Move, Copy and Size (1.5hr) Chapter 6- Complex Shapes (1.5hr) Chapter 7- Lines and Curves (1.5hr) Chapter 8- Lines and Curves (1.5hr) Chapter 9- Three Types of Nodes and Paths (1.5hr) Chapter 10- Page and Document Setup (1.5hr) Chapter 11- Color and Fills (1.5hr) Chapter 12- Working with Text (1.5hr) Chapter 13- Text special Effects (1.5hr) Chapter 14- Object Arrangement (2hr) Chapter 15- Symbols, Clip Art, and Bitmaps (2.5hr) Unit III-Photoshop (1 Credit 13 hr) (22 hrs) Chapter 16- Introduction to Photoshop (5hr) Chapter 17- Photoshop Menus (5hr) Chapter 18- Color theory Photoshop Tools (5hr) Chapter 19- Photoshop Paths and Tools (6.5hr) Foundation courses (4 credit)(60hr) Unit I Computer Literacy (1.5 Credit) (22.5 hr) Chapter 1- Introduction to Computers, Components of Computer System, (1.5hr) Chapter 2- Number System (Binary, Decimal, Octal, Hexadecimal), ASCII Code. (3hr) Chapter 3- Input Devices, Output Devices. (1.5hr) Chapter 4- Operating System, Functions of Operating System, Types of Operating (2hr) System, CUI & GUI, Tools & its working. Chapter 5- Basics of DBMS, Database applications. (3.5hr) Chapter 6- MS Office – MS Word, its features & applications. (3hr) Chapter 7- MS Office – MS Excel, its features & applications. (4hr) Chapter 8- MS Office – MS PowerPoint, its features & applications. (4hr) Unit II English Communication (Functional and language skill) (1.25 Credit) (18.25hr) Chapter 9- Sentence Formation (1.25hr) Chapter 10- Nouns (2.5hr) Chapter 11- Verbs (2.5hr) Chapter 12- Adjectives (2.5hr) Chapter 13- Adverbs (2.5hr) Chapter 14- Pronouns (2.5hr) Chapter 15- Prepositions (2.5hr) Chapter 16- Conjunctions (2.5hr) Exercise: Paragraph writing, Letter writing, short stories Life Skill (1.25 credit) (18.25hr) Chapter 17- Personality & Types. (1.5hr) Chapter 18- Effective and Ineffective Communication (1.5hr) Chapter 19- Behavioral Skills. (1.5hr) Chapter 20- Grooming (1.5hr) Chapter 21- Moral ethics (1.5hr) Chapter 22- Communication and basics (1.5hr) Chapter 23- Essentials & Types of Communication (1.5hr) Chapter 24- Effective and Ineffective Communication (1.5hr) ENTREPRENEURIAL Skill Chapter 25- Leadership & Theories (1.75hr) Chapter 26- Time Management (2hr) Chapter 27- Conflict (2hr) Semester II (16 credit) (480 hr) Paper I Design application in fashion (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I -About Fashion (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Fashion World (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Fashion show (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Fashion and Society (7.5hr) Unit II- Fashion in society (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Fashion leaders (2.5hr) Chapter 1- Fashion lines (2.5hr) Chapter 1- Fashion in films and television (2.5hr) Unit III –Fashion management (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Retail and PR (2.5hr) Chapter 1- Public relations (2.5hr) Chapter 1- Buyers (2.5hr) Paper II Fashion Illustration and Appreciation (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I -Fashion Illustration (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Designing of theme based garments. (3.75hr) Chapter 2- Illustrating garments on Themes like Culture, Environment, Historical (3.75hr) Monuments, Seasons, signs and symbols, flora and fauna, color schemes, fusion, traditional embroideries, traditional fabrics, festivals, college wear, office wear, bridal wear, etc Unit II –Fashion Trends (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 3- Contemporary Indian fashion. (2.5hr) Chapter 4- The prevalent fashion trends- fashion elements and accessories (2.5hr) Chapter 5- Listing, collecting and illustrating the prevalent fashion elements. (2.5hr) Chapter 6- Use of prevalent fashion trends in creating more innovative dresses (2.5hr) Chapter 7- Illustrating the innovative dresses by the use of appropriate mediums and (5hr) different presentation skills. Unit III-Fashion Designers (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 8- Appreciation of any five Indian fashion Designers (1.5hr) Chapter 9- Collecting and illustrating the work of these Indian designers (1.5hr) Chapter 10- Brief history on the work of these designers. (1.5hr) Chapter 11- The famous and celebrated designs of these designers (1.5hr) Chapter 12- The shows, studios, and expertise of these designers. (1.5hr) Paper III Pattern Drafting & Construction Method (3credit) (45r) Unit I - Drafting techniques (.25 credit) (3.75 hr) Chapter 1- Standard measurement charts for children. (.5hr) Chapter 2- Taking measurements. (.5hr) Chapter 3- Drafting construction tools. (.5hr) Chapter 4- Basic grain lines, Basic hand stitches, Machine stitches, fastening, Necklines, Tucks, Plackets, Pockets, Cuff,Waistbands, Zippers,Hems,Trimming (2.25hr) Unit II -Garment construction (1.25 credit) (18.75) Chapter 5- Drafting and construction of Basic bodice block of a child. (1hr) Chapter 6- Drafting and construction of sleeves- plain, puffed, flare, leg o' mutton, (10hr) ruffle, cap, raglan, drop shoulder, epaulette, tulip, hanky, Bushirt, Magyar, kimono, Dolman, shirred, bell, bishop, lantern. Chapter 7- Drafting and construction of Collars – Peter pan, cape, bias, flat tennis, (7.75hr) sailors, Chelsea, bishop, shawl, wing, shirt, rippled, Chinese, coat, cowl. Unit III-Dress Designing (1.25 credit) (18.75) Chapter 8- Drafting and construction of Kids casual wears- slip and panty, romper(5hr) Chapter 9- Drafting and construction of frocks( A line, circular, frock with yoke, (5hr) frock with empire, normal and low waist line) Chapter 10- Drafting and construction of skirts- gathered, novelty gathered, two (5hr) tied, pleated( knife, box, inverted, sunray, kick), straight, a- line, pegged, tulip, circular, gored, handkerchief, hip rider, trumpet, slashed Chapter 11- Drafting and construction of Jumpsuit. (3.75) Paper IV: Traditional Indian Textiles (2 credit) (30r) Unit I - Indian traditional textiles Embroider (1 credit) (15) Chapter 1- Kasida, (1.5hr) Chapter 2- ChickenKari (1.5hr) Chapter 3- Kantha (1.5 hr) Chapter 4- Phulkari (1.5hr) Traditional embroideries Chapter 5- Chamba rumal (1.5hr) Chapter 6- Kathiawar (1.5hr) Chapter 7- Kutch (1.5hr) Chapter 8- Gujarati (1.5hr) Chapter 9- Sindhi (1hr) Chapter 10- Gold (1hr) Chapter 11- Silver embroidery. (1hr) Fabric, Colours, motifs, stitches used in Indian traditional embroidery. Practical - preparation of embroidery samples of various states of India- Phulkari, Chickenkari, Kantha, Kasida, Chamba Rumal, Kathiawar, Kutch, Gujarati, Sindhi, Gold and silver work- Lurex, Bead work, Nakshi, Dabka, Mukaish, etc. Unit II - Indian traditional Woven textiles (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 12- kota (1.5hr) Chapter 13- Baluchaar (1.5hr) Chapter 14- Brocade (1.5hr) Chapter 15- Kangiveram (1.5hr) Chapter 16- Chanderi Tangail (1.5hr) Brief history of these textiles. Colours and motifs used in these Indian traditional textiles. Production processes of various woven Indian textiles. Unit III-Printed -Hand block printing (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 17- Sanganeri (1.5hr) Indian traditional Dyed textiles Chapter 18- Ikkat (1.5hr) Chapter 19- Patola (1.5hr) Chapter 20- Tie and dye (1.5hr) Indian traditional Painted textiles Chapter 21- Kalamkari (1.5hr) Brief history of these textiles Colours, motifs, stitches used in these Indian textiles Production processes of various dyed, printed and painted Indian textiles. Paper V Computer aided designing –II (3 credit) (45 hr) Unit I-Adobe illustrator (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Illustrator Basics (1.5hr) Chapter 2- Working with objects (1.5hr) Chapter 3- Geometric objects (1.5hr) Chapter 4- Working with palettes (1.5hr) Chapter 5- Transformations (1.5hr) Chapter 6- Co lour in illustrator (1.5hr) Chapter 7- Toolbox (1.5hr) Chapter 8- Using pen tool (1.5hr) Chapter 9- Using mesh tool (1.5hr) Unit II -Tuka cad (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 10- Tuka design lesson book (2hr) Chapter 11- Computer pattern Basics (1.5hr) Chapter 12- Points and Lines (1.5hr) Chapter 13- Moving lines (2hr) Chapter 14- Mirroring lines (1.5hr) Chapter 15- Darts (2hr) Chapter 16- Drills and notches (2hr) Chapter 17- Grading Tuka grade (2.5hr) Unit III-Shortcut keytables (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 18- System toolbar (1hr) Chapter 19- Marker toolbar (1hr) Chapter 20- Notch (1hr) Chapter 21- Alignment toolbar (1hr) Chapter 22- Placement toolbar (1hr) Chapter 23- Group toolbar (1hr) Chapter 24- Piece toolbar (1hr) Chapter 26- File menu piece menu (1hr) Chapter 27- Holes and internal contours (1hr) Chapter 28-Marker menu (1hr) Chapter 29-Grouping menu (1hr) Chapter 30-View menu (1hr) Chapter 31-Options menu (1hr) Chapter 32-Nesting menu (1hr) Chapter 33-Help menu (1hr) Foundation course (4 credits) (60hr) Unit I Computer Literacy (1.5 credit) (22.5hr) Chapter 1- Introduction to Software, Types of Software. (2.5hr) Chapter 2- Data types, Memory, Memory Organization, RAM, ROM, Secondary (4hr) Storage Devices Chapter 3- Magnetic Disks, CD ROM, DVD, Hard Disk etc. (3.5hr) Chapter 4- Relationship between S/W & H/W. (2.5hr) Chapter 5- Data Communication, Transmission Basics, Mode of transmission etc. (2.5hr) Chapter 6- Local Area Network, Wide AREA Network, MAN. (2.5hr) Chapter 7- Topologies of LAN (Bus, Star, Tree, Ring, Mesh) (2.5hr) Chapter 8- Introduction to Internet. Its working, Internet Tools, browsers, protocols &(2.5hr) plug in, World Wide Web (WWW), Search engines, Viruses etc. Unit II English Communication (Functional and language skill) (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 9- Number (2.5hr) Chapter 10- Gender (2.5hr) Chapter 11- Strong and weak verbs (2.5hr) Chapter 12- Articles (2.5hr) Chapter 13- Tenses (5hr) Exercise: Notices, Reports, Minutes, Agendas and G.D skills and G.D Unit III Life Skill (1.5 credit) (22.5hr) Chapter 15- Social Etiquettes (2.5hr) Chapter 16- Attitude Development (2.5hr) Chapter 17- Mannerism (2.5hr) Chapter 18- Mannerism (2.5hr) Chapter 19- Verbal Communication (2.5hr) Chapter 20- Listening Skills &Negotiation Skills Non –Verbal Communication (2.5hr) ENTREPRENEURIAL Skill Chapter 21- Goal Achievement (2.5hr) Chapter 22- Problem Solving (2.5hr) Chapter 23- Decision Making (2.5hr) Semester III (16credits) (480hr) Paper I: Textile Dyeing and Printing (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I -Dyeing (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Theory of Dyeing Process like tie and Dye (2.5hr) Chapter 2- Natural dyes (2.5hr) Chapter 3- synthetic dyes (2.5hr) Unit II -Details of dyeing (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 4- Methods of Dyeing (2.5hr) Chapter 5- Defects of dyeing. (2.5hr) Chapter 6- Care of fabrics. (2.5hr) Unit III-Printing (1 credit) (15hr) Brief description of printing methods and styles (2.5hr) Chapter 7- Direct printing, discharge printing Batik printing- wax resistant dyeing.(2.5hr) Chapter 8- Screen Printing- its types and methods. (2hr) Chapter 9- Block printing – dyes, method of dyeing. (2hr) Chapter 10- Processes of Printing. (1hr) Practical projects (5hr) - Samples of all the processes of tie and dye, batik, screen and block printing. Paper II Fashion Presentation (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I -Introduction to fashion presentation (.75 credit) (11.25hr) Chapter 1- Creating Survey Boards. (1hr) Chapter 2- Creating Mood boards- its application in designing costumes (1.75hr) Chapter 3- Theme boards- its direct relation to creating designs of costumes. (1.5hr) Chapter 4- Client boards - the study of peculiar characteristics of a client to design (1.5hr) special costumes for him/ her. Chapter 5- Swatch boards- Use of swatches in surface texture of the designed (1.5hr) costumes. Chapter 6- Creating Lines- lines with similar themes, similar fabrics, and similar (1.5hr) surface ornamentation. Chapter 7- Collage Work- collage on the dress, collage on the background, use of (1.5hr) collage in fashion illustration. Chapter 8- Theme based illustrations- themes could be picked up from nature, (1.5hr) surroundings, objects, events, celebrities, sports, Jewellery, toys, etc. Unit II -Accessory designing (.75 credit) (11.25hr) Chapter 9- Fashion Accessory Designing (1hr) Chapter 10- Designing and illustrating Jewellery- using various mediums like pearls, (2hr) beads, gold and silver, diamonds, wires, flowers, net, etc. Chapter 11- Designing and illustrating head gears- using various mediums like (2hr) leather, cane, pearls, beads, wood, wires, velvet, flowers, net, etc Chapter 12- Designing and illustrating Belts using various mediums like leather, (2hr) cane, pearls, beads, gold and silver, diamonds, wires, net, macramé etc. Chapter 13- Designing and illustrating Footwear of all types using different mediums(2hr) Chapter 14- Designing and illustrating Bows and ties on different dresses. (1.25hr) Chapter 15- Illustrating different Hairstyles (1hr) Unit III- Design for fashion show (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 16- Design Studio- designing dresses based on different themes for a fashion(2.5hr) show Chapter 17- Study of the basic aspects of a fashion show- the background, the lights, (2.5hr) the ramp, the accessories, the make-up, the fabric, surface ornamentation, etc. Chapter 18- Designing and illustrating lines for a fashion show. (2.5hr) Paper III Advance Drafting, Draping and construction technique (3 credit) (45 hr) Unit I -Type of drafting (.25 credit) (3.75hr) Chapter 1- Metric method of drafting of bodice and sleeve of a child (1hr) Chapter 2- Metric method of drafting of bodice and sleeve of an adult. (1hr) Chapter 3- Application of metric method in drafting any one innovative (1.75hr) sleeve, collar and skirt. Unit II - Basic Draping (1.25 credit) (18.75hr) Chapter 4- Draping method of drafting. (.75hr) Chapter 5- Draping of bodice, yokes, cowls, etc. on a body form using muslin (3hr) cloth, and later creating a pattern of the same on the drafting paper. Chapter 6- Draping of sleeves and collars on a body form using muslin cloth, and (3hr) later creating a pattern of the same on the drafting paper. Chapter 7- Draping of skirts on a body form using muslin cloth, and later creating (3hr) a pattern of the same on the drafting paper. Chapter 8- Draping and creating muslin and paper patterns of Different Costumes (5hr) Chapter 9- Dart Manipulations (4hr) Unit III -Advance garment Draping (1.5 credit) (22.5hr) Chapter 10- Construction of Innovative upper and lower Garments for kids and (2.5hr) ladies Chapter 11- Use of dart manipulations- dart control, multiple dart control, (2.5hr) multiple dart and tuck method, pivot method in making patterns of clothes. Chapter 12- Each student must construct at least ten different garments in this (5hr) semester. Chapter 13- The garments will be designed on different themes (e.g. office wear, (5hr) night wear, party wear, or based on elements like tucks, embroidery, ribbons and frills, etc. or based on concepts like fusion wear, traditional wear etc.) Chapter 14- Each garment will be tailored after making a design, working details, (2.5hr) specification sheet, and paper pattern. Chapter 15- Grading will also be done for bigger and smaller sizes. (2.5hr) Chapter 16- After the cutting and sewing of the garment, student will also be (2.5hr) taught quality control check, finishing and packaging of the garment. Paper IV: Apparel quality control (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I Inspection process (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Introduction to Quality Control (2hr) Chapter 2- Inspection (2hr) Chapter 3- In-Process Inspection (2hr) Chapter 4- Final Inspection (1.5hr) Unit II -Fabric testing (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 5- Textile testing and Product Evaluation (5hr) Chapter 6- Colorfastness (5hr) Chapter 7- Labeling of apparel and Textiles (2.5hr) Chapter 8- Impact of Advanced Apparel Manufacturing (2.5hr) Unit III-Detail of quality control (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 9- Technology on Quality Control (2.5hr) Chapter 10- Tools of Quality control (2.5hr) Chapter 11- Current concepts in Quality management (2.5hr) Paper V Computer Graphics for Fashion Designing (3 credit) (45 hr) Unit I - Introduction to Coordinate Frames and Color Theory (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Points, Vectors and Lines. Two dimensional Cartesian reference frames, (7.5hr) Screen Coordinates, Three dimensional Cartesian reference frames. Introduction to Color Theory Introduction to Color Modes Mastering Computer Graphics Skill using Corel Draw Introduction to CorelDraw Chapter 2- Introduction to Vector and Raster Graphics Type. Starting CorelDraw, (7.5hr) Introduction to Corel Draw Menu, Introduction to CorelDraw Page Setup. Introduction to various tools of CorelDraw Unit II - Working with Shapes, Lines, Texts & Objects (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 3- Creating rectangles, squares, Circles, Ellipses, Polygons, Starts and (7.5hr) Spirals, Selecting Fill and Outlines to any shape. Moving & Rotating Shapes freely and to Fixed angles. Drawing Curve and Straight Lines, Creating Simple and Artistic Texts. Formatting Texts by changing Font, Size and Shape of Text. Rotating texts, Assigning a Fill Color to text, Assigning outline color to text. Creating Paragraph Text, Aligning Texts, Adjusting Line & Letter Spacing in the paragraph text. Spell checking and finding and replacing texts. Selecting Single and Multiple Objects, Duplicating Objects, Grouping Objects, Trimming Objects, Locking and Unlocking Objects, Aligning Objects. Working with outlines and Fills Chapter 4- Introduction to outlines, Defining outline width using Outline Flyout, (7.5hr) Outline, Pen Dialog Box, Setting the Line Cap Style, Changing the Outline Color, Introduction to Fills, Uniform Fill, Fountain Fill, Tow-Color Fountain Fill, Preset Fountain Fill, Pattern Fills, Two-Color, Full Color and Bitmap Pattern Fills, Texture Fills, PostScript texture Fills. Unit III -Working with Curves (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 5- Introduction to Curves, Nodes and Segments,, Drawing Freehand Tools, (5hr) Drawing Closed Curves, Curved Objects, Selecting Node on a Curved Object, Adding, Removing and joining Nodes. Bezier Tool, Drawing Curve with Bezier, Tool, Drawing Straight Line with Bezier Tools, Drawing with Artistic Media, Tools using Preset and Brush Mode. Calligraphic Mode, Pressure- Sensitive Mode, Object Sprayer. Special Effects Chapter 6- Introduction to Special Effects, Blending Tool, Contouring Objects, (5hr) Distorting Objects, Envelop Tool, Extruding of the object, Vector Extrusion. Drop Shadow, Creating Drop Shadow, Changing Color of Drop Shadows, Removing Drop Shadows. Applying Lenses, Applying Perspectives. Chapter 7- Layouts (Development of different types of Boards) (5hr) Drawing Basic Male, Female and Kids Figure in Corel Draw with Grids and Guidelines and Converting them into Objects Drawing Basic Figure Forms ( Legs, Arms, Heat etc…) with Grids and Guidelines and Converting them into Objects. Saving and exporting Images. Printing Images Foundation course (4 credits) (60hr) Unit I Computer Literacy (1.5 credit) (22.5hr) Chapter 1- Internet Fundamentals, Introduction to TCP/IP, Layers of TCP/IP. (4hr) Chapter 2- IP Addresses, Intro to WWW, FTP, Telnet, SMTP, POP3, Surfing, (4hr) Browsing. Chapter 3- Connectionless & Connection oriented protocols, Diff between OSI & (7.5hr) TCP/IP, Chapter 4- Medium of Communication (Twisted & Untwisted Pair, OFC, Coaxial (4hr) Cables). Chapter 5- Communication Satellites (GEO, LEO, MEO). (3hr) Unit II English Communication (functional and language skill) (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 6- Antonyms (2.5hr) Chapter 7- Heteronyms (2.5hr) Chapter 8- Synonyms (2.5hr) Chapter 9- Pronunciations (4hr) Chapter 10- Punctuations (3.5hr) Exercise: Resume drafting, Facing Interview tips, Communication Tips Unit III Life Skill (1.5 credit) (22.5hr) Chapter 11- Interpersonal Skills (2.5hr) Chapter 12- Persuasive Skills (2.5hr) Chapter 13- SWOT Analysis (2.5hr) Chapter 14- Adaptability (2.5hr) Chapter 15- Voice Accent, Tone, Pitch (2.5hr) Chapter 16- Voice Modulation (2.5hr) Chapter 17- Pronunciation & Conversational Skills (2.5hr) ENTREPRENEURIAL Skill Chapter 18- Attitude & Development (2hr) Chapter 19- Stress Management (2hr) Chapter 20- Emotional Intelligence (1.5hr) Semester IV (16 credits) (480) Paper I Visual Merchandising (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I - Introduction to Visual Merchandising&Display (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Origin and Importance (1hr) Chapter 2- Importance of Team work (1.5hr) Chapter 3- Purpose and functions of display (2.5hr) Chapter 4- Types of displays (2.5hr) Chapter 5- Display settings (2.5hr) Chapter 6- Elements of Display (2.5hr) Chapter 7- Common errors in a display (2.5hr) Unit II-Display Ethics- (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 8- Design principles - Balance, Rhythm, Unity (harmony), Emphasis, (3.75hr) Proportion Chapter 9- Design Elements- Line, Form, Color, Pattern, Texture (3.75hr) Unit III- Store- As a Merchandise Space (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 10- Store design (1.5hr) Chapter 11- Atmospherics for Store Design (1.5hr) Chapter 12- Signage and Graphics (1.5hr) Chapter 13- Sound and Aroma (1hr) Chapter 14- Mannequins (1hr) Chapter 15- PROPs (1.5hr) Paper II: Fashion Merchandising (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I-Introduction To Merchandising (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 1- Introduction to fashion merchandising- the activities involved (1.5hr) Chapter 2- Role of merchandiser, qualities of a merchandiser (2hr) Chapter 3- Responsibility of the fashion merchandiser (2hr) Chapter 4- Fashion calendar (2hr) Unit II -Fashion Trend & forecasting (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 5- Trend prediction- fashion forecasting, trend/ colour forecasting (2.5hr) Chapter 6- Sales forecasting (2.5hr) Chapter 7- Product selection and mix (2.5hr) Chapter 8- Distribution mix (2.5hr) Chapter 9- Distribution channels, from producer to ultimate consumer (2.5hr) Chapter 10- Fashion supply chains- store retailing, non store retailing (2.5hr) Unit III-Buyer (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 11- Role and responsibility of the retail fashion buyer (1.5hr) Chapter 12- Customer identification- customer profiling, and role of buyer (2hr) Chapter 13- Supplier- retailer relationship (2hr) Chapter 14- Sourcing & global sourcing (2hr) Paper III Knitwear Design Technology (2 credit) (30 hr) Unit I -Basic knit structure (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Knitted garments-introduction (2.5hr) Chapter 2- Difference between woven and knitted structures (2.5hr) Chapter 3- Classification of knitted garments (2.5hr) Chapter 4- Weft knitted fabrics- plain, rib, purl, etc. (2.5hr) Chapter 5- Warp knitted fabrics- tricot, Raschel, kitten Raschel , crochet, (2.5hr) Milanese knit, simplex Chapter 6- Other knitted constructions- jacquard, pile, fleece, high pile, terry knit, (2.5hr) velour knit. Unit II -Advance Knitting methods (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 7- Fully cut knitted garments- knit type, uses (1.5hr) Chapter 8- Fully fashioned knitted garments- knit type, uses (2hr) Chapter 9- Integral knitted garments- knit types, uses (2hr) Chapter 10- Cut stitch shaped knitted garments.- knit type, uses, (2hr) processes involved Unit III-Technology (.5 credit) (7.5hr) Chapter 11- Seam and stitches used in knitting (1.5hr) Chapter 12- Machinery used for knitted garments Flat bed, straight (2hr) bar knitting machine, circular knitting machine, Chapter 13- Quality control (2hr) Chapter 14- Defects in knitted fabrics (2hr) Paper IV: Advance Design Studies (3 credit) (45 hr) Unit I -About Western Fashion Designer (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Appreciation of Western Fashion (2.5hr) Chapter 2- A brief history of any five western designers (2.5hr) Chapter 3- Collection and illustration of the work of these designers. (2.5hr) Chapter 4- The famous designs of these designers (2.5hr) Chapter 5- Popular and celebrated shows of these designers (2.5hr) Chapter 6- The studios and their expertise of these designers (2.5hr) Unit II -Inspirational & Innovative Themes (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 7- Inspirational Designing and Presentation (7.5hr) Chapter 8- Designing on Innovative Themes like prose, poetry, historic moments, (7.5hr) current issues, special days and occasions, festivals, celebrations, events, movements, historic periods, culture, traditional costumes, traditional textile designs, etc. Unit III-Advance Fashion Designing (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 9- Designing for a Fashion Show (7.5hr) Chapter 10- Creating lines on different themes, using different fabrics- (e.g., silk, (7.5hr) velvet, satin, lace, chiffon, jute, leather) accessories-(e.g., hats, bells, jewellery, tattooing, shoes, bows and belts) , silhouettes- (e.g. ,barrel, funnel, a line, straight, capsule, circular, boat, etc.) colours- (e.g. ,monochromatic, rainbow, neutrals black and white, warm, cool, analogous, complimentary) designs, etc. Paper V Pattern Drafting, Grading & Construction Studies (3 credit) (45 hr) Unit I -Drafting with Designing & grading(Skirts) (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 1- Designing of fifteen different skirts using fabrics, mediums, silhouettes, (2.5hr) surface ornamentation of various types. Chapter 2- Layout and marker making of any of these five Different Skirts (2.5hr) Chapter 3- Pattern Making and construction of these five Skirts (2.5hr) Chapter 4- Grading should be done for bigger and smaller sizes. (7.5hr) Unit II- Drafting with Designing & grading(Dresses) (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 5- Designing of at least ten, one pc. Dresses using fabrics, mediums, (3hr) silhouettes, surface ornamentation of various types. Chapter 6- Layout and marker making of any two of these dresses on smaller scale. (3hr) Chapter 7- Pattern Making of these two, one piece dresses on full scale, using flat (3hr) form or draping method of drafting. The pattern to be marked properly. Chapter 8- Construction of this two, one pc. Dresses using appropriate tailoring (3hr) techniques. Chapter 9- Grading should be done for bigger and smaller sizes. (3hr) Unit III-Construction of Fashion garment (1 credit) (15hr) Chapter 10- Designing of any two garments for a fashion show. (5hr) Chapter 11- Construction of these two garments. (5hr) Chapter 12- The theme of the garment should be specified. It should be (5hr) an innovative creation and not a copy work. The theme should be researched well and it should reflect in the dress, either in the color, or surface texture, or silhouette, or surface ornamentation, or the accessories accompanying the dress. Foundation course (4 credits) (60hr) Unit I Computer Literacy (1.5 credit) (22.5hr) Chapter 1- Basics of Web Pages, Email, FAX, Body of Mails etc. (3hr) Chapter 2- HTML Basics, Page Structure, Tags etc. (3hr) Chapter 3- HTML Editors, Colors, Text , Hyper Links, Images. (3hr) Chapter 4- Headers & Footers, Tags Related to Body etc. (3hr) Chapter 5- Attributes of Body & other Tags. (3hr) Chapter 6- List , OL & UL Tags. 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In the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse in September 2008, drop in the supply of trade finance, a critical engine for trade transactions, has become an acute concern for the development community. Banks were increasing pricing on trade finance transactions to cover increased funding costs and higher credit risks, and trade was dropping drastically in most countries, with global trade projected to decline in 2009 for the first time in decades. Yet, little was known about the real impact of the crisis on developing country's capacity to export. The World Bank has commissioned a firm and bank survey on trade and trade finance developments in developing countries during the first quarter of 2009 to collect field information.


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You can't do that without power. So the Office of Naval Research has come up with a highly portable photovoltaic/battery system that Marine units can take into the field with them. Apart from the obvious advantage of providing continuous power in sun-drenched areas such as Iraq and Afghanistan, ONR is also touting the new system as a way of cutting down on hazardous fuel resupply missions that would otherwise have to be launched to keep Marine generators running.
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Mushroom Soup
24 Nov 2009
Mushroom Soup is an amazingly delicious appetizer recipe. Try this tempting and alluring Mushroom Soup; I am sure you will always want to have it in your coming parties!
|4 Tablespoon
|Fresh mushrooms
|1 Pound, thinly sliced
|2 Tablespoon
|Beef broth
|6 Cup (96 tbs), simmering
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Egg yolk
|1 (Combined With 2 Tablespoons Cream)
|2 Tablespoon (Combined With Egg Yolk)
|1⁄2 , juiced
|White bread slice
|2 , diced and toasted in the oven until brown
Heat the butter in a large saucepan and saute the mushrooms over medium heat for 3 to 4 minutes.
Stir in the flour and cook 2 minutes.
Add the hot broth gradually, stirring constantly.
Season with salt and pepper and simmer slowly 10 minutes.
Just before serving, stir in the egg yolk mixed with cream and the lemon juice.
Heat the soup, but do not allow it to boil.
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YIELD: Makes 8
ACTIVE TIME: 35 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 1 hour
Preheat oven to 400°F. Butter eight 3/4-cup soufflé dishes; sprinkle with brown sugar. Place on rimmed baking sheet. Melt butter in heavy medium saucepan over medium heat; add 1 cup brown sugar, cream, vanilla, and salt; stir until sugar dissolves. Cool slightly. Pour 1/2 cup caramel into small bowl; reserve for sauce.
Add egg yolks and flour to remaining caramel in saucepan; whisk constantly over medium heat until mixture thickens, about 3 minutes. Cool 15 minutes. Using electric mixer, beat egg whites in large bowl until foamy, then gradually beat in 2 tablespoons brown sugar until whites are stiff but not dry. Fold 1/3 of whites into caramel mixture in saucepan. Fold caramel mixture into whites until incorporated. Divide mixture among prepared dishes. Sprinkle lightly with brown sugar. Bake until soufflés are puffed and golden brown, about 11 minutes. Serve immediately with reserved caramel sauce.


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