2D CAD Pattern Making

Section outline

• Select section Welcome to the 2D CAD Pattern Making course!

  Welcome to the 2D CAD Pattern Making course!

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  This course is a part of the MODULE Apparel Design and Production

  
  

  • Select activity Course Duration: 30 hours

    Course Duration: 30 hours

  • Select activity Course objectives: Today’s clothing industry ...

    Course objectives:

    
    

    Today’s clothing industry is moving toward using advanced technology in designing and pattern-drafting. Clothing companies continuously seek new solutions for saving time in product development and generally increasing efficacy in activities raging form, the design process through the manufacturing process. Such programs can enhance communication, ease flow, a produce cost effectiveness at all stages. 2D CAD Pattern Making is a knowledge-intensive and creative course that will lead learners across different pattern making techniques taking into consideration materials, colours and styles combination. Lessons are taught using specialized CAD software (e.g. AccuMark by Gerber Technology, Modaris by Lectra).

    
    

     

     
    

    Study materials are divided into three course sections:

    • Materials for Students
    • Materials for Staff trainees - extra training materials, which are drawings of details at a scale of 1:1 directly for import into CAD system, Helpful Tips and Tricks for AccuMark Users, CAD Video Tutorials in You Tube;
      
    • Materials for Trainers (University Teachers/Researchers) - extra training materials, which are algorithmic sequential steps and used functions in pictures, quiz correct answers, links with useful You Tube videos, scientific research articles.

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  • Select activity The program contains topics referring computer aid...

    • The program contains topics referring computer aided development of basic constructions and various styles of ladies’ and men’s garment;
    • The topics are illustrated with many examples;
    • The course is available on the Moodle e-learning platform;
      
    • The interactivity of the course is realized with the help of the “wiki” resource, animations, videos with audio instructions;
    • After each topic there is a Quiz to test the knowledge.
  • Select activity Learning outcomes: ... (copy)

    Learning outcomes:

    Knowledge	Skills	Responsibilities/autonomy
    To be aware of pros and cons of CAD clothing systems To understand the software main features and functionalities To know and understand different textile material properties and related design techniques principles To understand body anatomy, measurements and grading To appraise symmetry and asymmetry in the construction of clothing To acquire a sense of the volume, proportions and aesthetics criteria To know different grading methodologies	To apply modelling techniques (splitting/combining, flipping, rotation, symmetry and asymmetry principles) To calculate structural dimension of the drawing parts applying proportionality principles To apply different pattern making methods according to style and functional requirements To apply different techniques for the design of gathered elements (folds, pleats, draperies) To practice specific pattern making algorithms for specific garment elements and details (sleeves, collars, lapels, pockets, facings) To grade details using different functions, making measurements and adjustments	To entirely manage the different phases for a garment modelling and prototype To recognize and take into account the connections between design, material properties and production requirements To translate design elements into new products paying attention to aesthetic and formal qualities and performance (comfort, safety, durability, etc.)

    
    
  • Select activity Course contents:1. Introduction2. Basic apparel co...

    Course contents:

    1. Introduction

    2. Basic apparel constructions

    3. Manipulation of pieces

    4. Darts manipulations

    5. Symmetry and asymmetry of the pieces

    6. Gathered elements

    7. Collars and lapels

    8. Typical types of sleeves

    9. Grading of pieces

    10. Auxiliary pieces for pockets

    11. Production patterns

    12. Knitwear clothing

    
    

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