470 Survey of Western Costume History (3)
A survey of history costume forms from ancient Egypt to the present time. Fall. Bettin

470H Survey of Costume History (Honors)
Fall. Owen

473 Costume Construction I; Beginning Flat Pattern (Var., 1-3)
Prerequisite DRAM192 or permission of the instructor. Beginning instruction in pattern making through flat pattern for theatrical costume. Fall. Adamson.

474 Costume Construction II: Beginning Draping (Var., 1-3)
Prerequisite, DRAM 473 or permission of the instructor. Beginning instruction modeling on the dress form for theatrical costume. Spring. Adamson.

475 Non-Western Costume History (3)
The traditional costume forms on the African Continent, in Asia (China, Japan, India), and on the Arabian Peninsula explored through discussion of the historical and cultural forces and visual records. Spring. Owen

475H Non-Western Costume History (Honors)
Spring. Owen

595 Costume Seminar I: Dyeing and Distressing (1-3)
Permission of the instructor. Advanced costume production techniques with an emphasis on dyeing, distressing, fabric printing and painting. Fall alternate years. Pollock.

597 Costume Seminar II: Millinery and Wigs (1-3)
Permission of the instructor. Advanced costume production techniques with an emphasis on millinery, crowns, tiaras, and wigs. Spring alternate years. Pollock.

598 Costume Seminar III: Masks and Armor (1-3)
Permission of the instructor. Advance costume production techniques with an emphasis on creating masks and armor. Fall alternate years. Pollock.

599 Costume Seminar IV: Accessories (1-3)
Permission of the instructor. Advanced costume production techniques with an emphasis on jewelry, accessories, padding techniques, and Macro-puppet construction. Spring alternate years. Pollock.

650 Special Studies: Costumes (.5-3)
Permission of the instructor. Advanced construction techniques in theatrical costuming. May be repeated for credit. Adamson

667 Costume Design for the Technician (Var.)
Prerequisite, admission to the first year of the MFA program or permission of the instructor. Study of design for the production student. Spring. Staff.

750 Costume Production II: Advanced Couture (.5-3)
Advanced construction techniques with an emphasis on corsets, bodices and strapless foundations. Fall. Adamson

752 Costume Production III: Tailoring (.5-3)
Advanced construction techniques producing a classic tailored jacket. Spring alternate years. Adamson

760 Costume Construction III: Advanced Flat Pattern (1-3)
Continued study of pattern making with flat pattern in advanced shapes for the stage. Fall. Adamson.

762 Costume Construction IV: Advanced Draping (1-3)
Continued study of draping theatrical costumes with advanced shapes. Spring. Adamson.

764 Costume Construction V: Creative Draping (1-3)
Producing unusual shapes in theatrical costume using a combination of patternmaking and dressmaking techniques. Spring. Adamson.

766 Costume Construction VI: Computer Pattern (1-3)
Continuation of the study of flat pattern using computer software with AutoCAD. Spring alternate years. Adamson.

770 Period Pattern I; Pre-Victorian (Var., 1-3)
Advanced study of men’s and women’s historical pattern from the 14th through the 18th centuries. Fall alternate years. Adamson.

772 Period Pattern II: Victorian (1-3)
Study of historical pattern with an emphasis on the women’s shapes of the 19th century. Fall alternate years. Adamson

774 Period Pattern III: 20th Century (1-3)
Study of women’s fashion in the 20th century. Spring alternate years. Adamson

776 Pattern IV: Men’s Wear (1-3)
Study of sartorial arts with an emphasis on the 19th and 20th century. Spring alternate years. Adamson

780 Costume Management: Resources (1-3)
Study of supplies and suppliers needed to produce theatrical costumes. Fall alternate years. Rapp

782 Costume Management: Budgets (1-3)
Study of cost analysis for costume production. Spring alternate years. Rapp

784 Costume Management: Human Resources (1-3)
Study of organization and personnel management for costume production.Fall alternate years. Rapp

790 Costume Lab I (3)
Show assignments and costume shop support. Fall 1st year. Adamson

791 Costume Lab II (3)
Show assignments and costume shop support. Spring 1st year. Adamson

792 Costume Lab III (3)
Show assignments and costume shop support. Fall 2nd year. Adamson

793 Costume Lab IV (3)
Show assignments and costume shop support. Spring 2nd year. Adamson

796 Costume Lab V (3)
Show assignments and costume shop support. Fall 3rd year. Adamson

797 Costume Lab VI (1-3)
Show assignments and costume shop support. Spring 3rd year. Adamson.

799 Costume Program Internship: Costume Shop Management Practicum (3-6)
Intensive practicum in shop management with tutorial and class assignments. Extensive work with PRC production. Spring alternate years. Rapp

992 Graduate Final Practicum (1-6)
May be taken in place of 796 and 797. Third year graduate student. Adamson