Print Design (PRNT)

PRNT 301:  Printing Practices  
This course introduces production of printed textiles by hand-screen and digital fabric printing methods. Students will learn a technical process of color separations, screen making and printing in both digital and conventional (hands on) modes. Integration of digital and hands-on printing are encouraged toward the end of the course. The main focus is placed on aesthetics of color and styling in textile design on fabric. Sketchbook study will be required to document design processes, ideas and drawings.
Credits: 3  
College: School of Design & Engineering  
Prerequisites: TEXT 206 or PRNT 305 or TEXT 216 [Min Grade: D]  
Schedule Type: By Appointment - 2 students, Lecture, Studio  
PRNT 305:  Textile Printing Technology  
The theory and practice of all aspects of industrial printing techniques are presented in a lecture/demonstration/lab format. Cloth preparation and finishing, machinery, dyestuffs and various print styles are included. This course offers practical background knowledge to students with primary interest in textile design, styling, marketing, quality control and textile manufacturing.
Credits: 3  
College: School of Design & Engineering  
Schedule Type: Lab, Lecture, Lecture/Lab