Human Development:

Objectives of the Program: 
The course enables the students to

• understand the major theoretical perspectives, issues, and concepts in the field of human development
• identify the major stages of human development through the life span
• explore the process of scientific inquiry and basic research methods
• develop critical thinking skills that includes the ability to discriminate between the appropriate use of empirical and intuitive approaches in the area of human development

Course Details:

Semester I

• English I
• Applied Science
• Design and Aesthetics
• Life span Development
• Environment Studies

Semester II

• English II
• Human Physiology
• Textile Science and Apparel Design
• Food Science and Nutrition
• Extension and Communication

Semester III

• Nutrition for Life Span
• Consumer Studies
• Family Dynamics
• Media Skill Development
• Fabric Ornamentation and Accessory Design

Semester IV

• Child and Youth Development
• Curriculum for Young Children
• Adulthood and Aging
• Working with parents

Semester V

• Early Childhood Education I
• Early Childhood Education II
• Child Psychology
• Community Development Program
• Recent Advances in Human development ( Seminar)
• Women’s Issues

Semester VI

• Children with Special Needs
• Basics of Guidance and Counseling
• Management of centers for children and youth
• Professional application in Human Development (Internship)

Career Prospects: 

Students get placements as:

• Teachers and professionals in Pre-Schools, Primary Schools and Special Schools
• Supervisors and Child Development Program Officer (CDPO’s) in Government agencies
• Trainers in Government and Non-Government organisations
• Counsellors / consultant in agencies working for Pre-school children
• Entrepreneurs : Run own nursery school, daycare center, activity center, hobby and recreational center

Faculty: 

1. Dr. Mrs. Lalieetaa Bhagat Head of Department, M.S.W., S.E.T., Ph. D. 

Syllabus

• Syllabus Human Development

Program Outcomes (PO’s) and Course Outcomes (CO’s)

Interior Space Design:

Objectives of the Program: 
The course enables the students to

• gain a good understanding of the principles of Interior Design.
• apply the principles of anthropometry and ergonomics, knowledge of colour, materials, methods and the skills acquired, in residential and commercial interior design.
• acquire knowledge of the code of professional practice and management as Designers. 

Courses Offered

Semester I

• English I
• Applied Science
• Design and Aesthetics
• Life span Development
• Environment Studies

Semester II

• English II
• Human Physiology
• Textile Science and Apparel Design
• Food Science and Nutrition
• Extension and Communication

Semester III

• Nutrition for Life Span
• Consumer Studies
• Family Dynamics
• Media Skill Development
• Fabric Ornamentation and Accessory Design

Semester IV

• Resource Management
• Ergonomic Applications in Interior Design
• Drafting and Designing
• Elements of Planning
• Basics of AutoCAD

Semester V

• Interior Designing
• Residential Planning and Detailing
• Building Construction
• Advanced AutoCAD
• Recent Advances in Interior Design

Semester VI

• Commercial Designing and Professional Practice
• Advance Interior Design
• Building Services
• Professional Application and Practices in Interior Design

Career Prospects:

The course enables the student to become:

• Interior Designers
• Landscape Designers
• Interior model making Experts
• Entrepreneurs and Administrators
• As teaching faculty
• AutoCAD Experts
• Consumer Guides
• Hospitality Managers

Faculty:

1. Smt. Madhuri Ratnaparkhi – Head of the Department M.Sc., B. Ed., SET.

Syllabus

• Syllabus ISDM

Program Outcomes (PO’s) and Course Outcomes (CO’s)

Textile Science and Apparel Design:

Objectives of the Program: 
The course enables the students to

• gain scientific knowledge of textile technology from fibre to fabric, their manufacturing process, and its quality control.
• develop skill in basic and commercial clothing construction and apparel design.
• impart knowledge and develop skills in wet processing, dyeing and printing.
• be aware about rights of a consumer in the market of textiles and garments.
• get acquainted with rich heritage of Indian textiles and embroideries.
• have an insight on application of information and technology in textile industry.
• develop entrepreneurship skills related to textiles and clothing.

Courses Offered

Semester I

• English I
• Applied Science
• Design and Aesthetics
• Life span Development
• Environment Studies

Semester II

• English II
• Human Physiology
• Textile Science and Apparel Design
• Food Science and Nutrition
• Extension and Communication

Semester III

• Nutrition for Life Span
• Consumer Studies
• Family Dynamics
• Media Skill Development
• Fabric Ornamentation and Accessory Design

Semester IV

• Textile Science
• Basic Pattern Making & Grading
• Fundamentals of Apparel Merchandising & Marketing
• Traditional Textiles and Embroideries of India
• Soft Skills Development

Semester V

• Basic Fashion Illustration
• Textile and Garment Quality Control
• Fashion Apparel Design
• Textile Chemistry
• Recent Advances in Textile Science and Apparel Design

Semester VI

• Wet Processing
• Fabric Construction and Analysis
• Theory of Knitting
• Professional Application in Textile Sc. & Apparel Design (Internship)

Career Prospects:

The course enables the student to become:

• Textile Testing Institutes
• Visual Designers
• Costume Designers
• Garment Industry
• Teaching in colleges and fashion design institutes
• Employment and Entrepreneurship in areas of – Screen Printing, Block Printing, Batik, Bandhani, Bags, Home Furnishing, Boutique, Embroidery

Head of the Department:

• Smt. Madhuri Ratnaparkhi – Head of the Department M.Sc., B. Ed., SET.

Syllabus

• Syllabus Textile Science and Apparel Design

Program Outcomes (PO’s) and Course Outcomes (CO’s)

Human Ecology and Consumer Services:                                

Objectives of the Program: 
The course enables the students to

• to develop the competence for entrepreneurship and employment in various disciplines of Home Science.
• to address the needs and issues of self, family and community through this multi- disciplinary course. 

Course offered

Semester I

• English I
• Applied Science
• Design and Aesthetics
• Life span Development
• Environment Studies

Semester II

• English II
• Human Physiology
• Textile Science and Apparel Design
• Food Science and Nutrition
• Extension and Communication

Semester III

• Nutrition for Life Span
• Consumer Studies
• Family Dynamics
• Media Skill Development
• Fabric Ornamentation and Accessory Design

Semester IV

• Food preservation.
• Traditional textile
• Community dynamics
• Soft skills development.
• Child and youth development.

Semester V

• Front office.
• Entrepreneurship development
• Dyeing and printing.
• Program planning and management.
• Seminar

Semester VI

• Event management.
• Community nutrition
• Basics of guidance and counseling.
• Internship

Career Prospects:

Students have Career prospects in:

• Extension Education
• Government organization and NGO
• Catering services
• Daycare centres
• Preschools
• Event Management
• Media and Journalism
• Front office, Boutique, etc.

Faculty (Permanent):

1. Dr. Mrs. Lalieetaa Bhagat Head of Department, M.S.W., S.E.T., Ph. D. 

Syllabus

• Syllabus Human Ecology and Consumer Services

Program Outcomes (PO’s) and Course Outcomes (CO’s)