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FASH 91 - Field Studies -
                 New York   (2 units)




Fashion industry travel study in New York City with daily scheduled lectures and field studies of the diverse fashion industries to include major designers, fashion trend services, retailers, manufacturers, costume/textile exhibits and archives, and museums.
Students who repeat this course will improve skills through further instruction and practice.
(36 hours lecture;    Degree applicable)
(May be taken two times for credit.)
Corequisite:   FASH 90 - Field Studies    May have been taken previously )

Course Measurable Objectives:

  1. Compare and contrast the differences between retail and manufacturing/design as practiced in Los Angeles and New York.
  2. Evaluate the differences and similarities in organizational structure and functions between major national retailers.
  3. Validate the differences between department and specialty store retailing.
  4. Assess the sources of inspiration used by retailers and designers/manufacturers.
  5. Measure the differences and similarities between branded and private label merchandise.

Course Level Student Learning Outcomes:


Students enrolled in FASH 91 - Field Studies - New York will:
  1. will attend all appointments and be able to exhibit understanding of fashion industry by actively participating with relevant questions.
  2. be able to develop written analysis comparing and contrasting retail or design in NYC verses LA.
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