The Bachelor of Science (BS) degree program in Textiles Design provides students with a comprehensive education in the art and techniques of designing various aspects of textiles, including structures, surfaces, materials, products, bodies, and spaces. This program offers a blend of traditional and modern digital approaches to textile design, equipping students with a versatile skill set that is highly relevant in today’s global market.
In our studios, workshops, and classrooms, students acquire a wide range of skills, including print and stitch embellishment, dyeing, mixed media construction, and material selection and manipulation. This equips them to create textiles that are visually appealing, functional, and suitable for their intended purposes.
The program also provides students with the flexibility to specialize in various areas of textile design. They can choose to focus on textiles for fashion, exploring the interplay between fabrics and garment design. Alternatively, they may specialize in textiles for interiors, learning to design textiles that transform interior spaces, creating ambiance and visual impact. Students can also opt for textiles for design/crafts, where they explore the intersection of textile design with other creative disciplines such as product design and craft traditions.
Guest lectures, industry collaborations, and field visits are integral to the program, providing students with valuable insights and exposure to real-world practices and trends. Upon completing this course, students develop practical, professional, and entrepreneurial skills, enabling them to work effectively as part of a team or establish their own textile business.
Textile is a growing industry and candidates interested in making a mark in the field of fashion, garments and Fiber manufacturing can go for Textile Engineering. This program offers a bright career for the students because the demand and supply of textiles will never diminish.
Following are the employment opportunities that can be made available to Textile designers from SDAAT.
Code | Course | Credit |
SS- 102 | English Language & Communication Skills  | 3(3-0) |
SS-112 | Pakistan Studies (2) | 2(2-0) |
COMP-102 | Introduction to ICT | 3(2-1) |
DAA-101 | Foundation Drawing | 3(0-3) |
DAA-151 | History of Art & Design-I | 2(2-0) |
DAA-121 | Introduction to Digital Tools | 2(0-2) |
DAA-102 | Object in 3D | 2(0-2) |
 | Total Credit | 17(9-8) |
Code | Course | Credit |
SS-111 | Islamic Studies | 2(2-0) |
MGT-262 | Entrepreneurship | 3(3-0) |
DAA –141 | Introduction to Digital Media | 2(2-0) |
DAA-132 | Design Thinking | 2(2-0) |
DAA – 103 | Drawing-I | 2(0-2) |
DAA – 122 | Digital Tools-I | 3(0-3) |
DAA – 104 | Introduction to Drafting | 2(0-2) |
 | Total Credit | 18(11- 5) |
Code | Course | Credit |
SS- 203 | Technical and Business Writing | 3(3-0) |
MTH-101 | Mathematics for Art & Design | 3(3-0) |
FTD-233 | Pattern Making | 2(0-2) |
DAA-241 | Fundamental of photography | 2(0-2) |
FTD-214 | Weaving-I | 2(0-2) |
TXD -213 | Studio I | 3(0-3) |
FTD-234 | Surface Design I | 2(0-2) |
FTD-232 | Fashion Illustration | 2(0-2) |
Code | Course | Credit |
COMP-111 | Programming Fundamental | 4(3-1) |
FTD -232 | Textile Material and Construction | 2(2-0) |
FTD -215 | Weaving-II | 2(0-2) |
FTD -231 | Color Theory and Application | 2(2-0) |
FTD-212 | Draping-I | 2(0-2) |
TXD -217 | Studio-II | 3(0-3) |
FTD -235 | Surface Design-II | 2(0-2) |
FTD -211 | Sewing-I | 2(0-2) |
 | Total | 19(5-14) |
Code | Course | Credit |
DAA-305 | Research Methods & Report Writing | 2(2-0) |
FTD–311 | Studio-III | 5(2-3) |
FTD – 312 | Design Management | 2(2-0) |
FTD-351 | Theory of Art & Design-I | 2(2-0) |
FTD-317 | Draping-II | 2(0-2) |
FTD-315 | Sewing-II | 2(0-2) |
 | Elective Courses | 2(2-0) |
 | Total | 17(10-7) |
Code | Course | Credit |
TXD-313 | Studio-IV | 5(2-3) |
FTD-312 | Theory of Art & Design-II | 2(2-0) |
FTD-352 | Sacred Geometry | 3(0-3) |
FTD-314 | Textile Technology | 2(2-0) |
 | Elective Courses | 3(0-3) |
 | Total | 17(8-9) |
Course | Â Code | Title of Course | Credit Hrs. | |
IEC | SS-220 | Organizational Behavior | 3(3-0) | |
ICC | SS-310 | Professional Ethics | 3(3-0) | |
 DCC |  TXD – 461 | Project-I | 6(2-4) | |
DEC | Select 1 course from the list of Degree Elective Courses worth 3 Credit Hrs. | 4(0-4) | ||
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS | 16(8-8) |
Course | Â Code | Title of Course | Credit Hrs. |
 DCC | TXD – 462 | Project-II | 9(2-7) |
DEC | Select 1or 2 courses from the list of Degree Elective Courses worth 4 Credit Hrs. | Â 4(4-0) | |
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS | 13(6-7) |
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