+ Apparel Merchandising
and Product Development
206
Johnston Hall, 419-372-2026
Students
select one of two options within the degree
program.
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students
in apparel merchandising and product development
are expected to:
- Demonstrate
the ability to develop and analyze textile
and apparel products for the target market.
- Understand
the scope and challenges of the textile and
apparel industry in the global market.
- Demonstrate
the ability to collect, evaluate, analyze,
and synthesize information for problem solving.
- Understand
the impact and application of technology to
produce development, merchandising, marketing,
and production.
- Demonstrate
professional attitudes, abilities, and skills
necessary to function as team members and/or
leaders.
- Demonstrate
the ability to verbally and visually communicate
and present ideas in an organized, professional
manner.
- Demonstrate
the ability to develop and analyze merchandise
plans to control inventories and profits.
Students
select one of two options within the degree
program.
+
Apparel Merchandising and
Product Development — with marketing minor
(87-89 hours) — click 
for 2011-2012 course requirements
+
Apparel Merchandising and
Product Development — with Fashion Institute
of Technology option: 93-95
hours — click
for 2011-2012
course requirements
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