Basic Textile
The Basic Textile Course aims to provide students with a solid foundation in the design, production, and quality control of knitwear garments. The course will cover fundamental knitting techniques, machine operation, fabric properties, pattern making, and sustainability practices.
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Course Fee
3500 Tk.
Available Seats
30
Duration
3 months
STRUCTURE OF THE CURRICULUM
- Duration of the program: 3 months
- Total class weeks in a semester: 12 Weeks
- Total minimum credit requirement: 15 Credits
- Classes and exams conducted online (Zoom/Google Classroom)
- Minimum result requirement: 50 marks/Grade Point: 2.00/Letter Grade: C+
TEACHER’S QUALIFICATION
- Minimum degree: B.Sc. in Textile engineering/ Apparel engineering
- An industrial person having a minimum of 10 years of industrial job experience and holding a minimum managerial post in his current job is also able to conduct this course
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum SSC or equivalent passed
- JSC passed with at least 1 year's job experience in the apparel industry
COURSES
Course Code | Course Name | Credits |
---|---|---|
BT101 | Introduction to Textile Engineering | 3 |
BT102 | Fibers and Fabrics | 3 |
BT103 | Textile Machineries and Maintenance | 3 |
BT104 | Production Planning and Control | 3 |
BT105 | Compliance in Textile Industry | 3 |
DURATION OF THE COURSES
Events | Weeks |
---|---|
Theory Class | 10 |
Evaluation | 2 |
Total Weeks | 12 |
MARKS DISTRIBUTION
Events | Marks |
---|---|
Class attendance | 20 |
Assignment | 20 |
1st evaluation | 20 |
Final evaluation | 40 |
Total marks | 100 |
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
- An introduction to the historical development of the processes industry, its application, and products
- Different textile terms and definitions
- Different terms related to cotton and jute spinning
- Flow chart of different spinning processes
- Flow chart of the weaving process, and machines
- The basic concept of dyes and chemicals used in textiles
- Flow chart of the woven and knit dyeing process
- A brief history of the development of the garments industry with particular reference to the Bangladesh Garments Industry
- Flow chart of the garments manufacturing process
- Different types of fibers
- Different types of natural and man-made fibers
- Concept of ginning, baling, and fiber quality
- Methods of yarn production, such as ring spinning, open-end spinning, and air-jet spinning
- Yarn numbering systems
- Basics of fabric production and classification
- Concepts of weaving and knitting
- Non-woven fabric production methods
- Fabric finishing techniques
- Basic concepts of textile machinery
- Types of textile machinery
- Functions and operations of different textile machines
- Machinery for spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, and finishing
- Basic maintenance of textile machinery
- Preventive maintenance techniques
- Condition-based maintenance techniques
- Maintenance scheduling
- Troubleshooting and repair of textile machinery
- Basic concepts of production, planning, and control
- Production planning functions
- Product development and design
- Process selection and machine requirements
- Types of production systems
- Production organization
- Job sequencing
- Production scheduling
- Machine capacity calculation
- Production control techniques
- Materials management techniques
- Production planning software
- Introduction to compliance
- Different types of compliance in the textile industry
- Importance of compliance
- Labor laws and regulations
- Environmental compliance
- Safety standards
- Social compliance
- Health and safety practices
- Compliance audit
- Compliance certification