Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
PLOs narrate the skills, knowledge, and approach the students gain during the program — what they are expected to learn and perform competently at graduation.
Be able to work as a textile designer educator and make an academic contribution at national and international levels.
Be able to prepare and present textile patterns and designs in many forums.
Be able to use their creativity and unique textile designs to educate society and act as change agents.
Be able to develop solutions for the students so the researchers, artists, industrialists, and textile designers can benefit.
Be able to assess, propose, and apply various modern techniques related to weave designs, knits, patterns, and surface treatment of fabrics/clothes.
Be able to plan a budget, determine a price, and display their own articles of clothing and designs for marketing and sales.