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The graduate degree in Textiles focuses on functional textiles, quality assurance, and textile science. For the textile science concentration, additional undergraduate general chemistry and introductory organic chemistry background is required. The following courses are offered in support of the textile emphasis:

DHE 528 Apparel Production Process (3 credits)
DHE 553 Textile Product Quality Assurance (4 credits)
DHE 575 Global Production and Trade in Textiles and Apparel (4 credits)
DHE 585 Human Behavior and the Near Environment (3 credits)
DHE 685 Advanced Topics in Human Behavior and the Near Environment (3 credits)
DHE 502 Independent Study in Textiles (3-6 credits)

Suggested Minor Area for Quality Assurance

Management (courses such as):
BA 551 Quality Improvement (4 credits)
BA 558 Innovation and Product Management (4 credits)
BA 559 Competitive Analysis (4 credits)
BA 590 Building Customer Relationships (3 credits)
BA 592 Consumer Behavior (4 credits)

Statistics (courses such as):
ST 511 Methods of Data Analysis (4 credits)
ST 512 Methods of Data Analysis (4 credits)
ST 513 Methods of Data Analysis (4 credits)
ST 521 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (4 credits)
ST 522 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (4 credits)
ST 531 Sampling Methods (3 credits)
ST 551 Statistical Methods (4 credits)
ST 552 Statistical Methods (4 credits)
ST 553 Statistical Methods (4 credits)

Suggested Minor Area for Functional Textiles

Material Science (courses such as):
ME 578 Thin Film Materials and Characterization (3 credits)
ME 579 Amorphous Materials (3 credits)
ME 580 Materials Selection (3 credits)
ME 581 Thermodynamics of Materials (3 credits)
ME 582 Rate Processes in Materials (3 credits)
ME 583 Composite Materials (3 credits)
ME 525 Continuum Mechanics (3 credits)
ME 520 Applied Stress Analysis (3 credits)
ME 521 Applied Stress Analysis (3 credits)
ME 586 Creep (3 credits)
ME 584 Fracture of Materials (3 credits)

Suggested Minor Area for Textile Science

Chemistry (courses such as):
CH 521 Analytical Chemistry I (3 credits)
CH 522 Analytical Chemistry II (3 credits)
CH 528 Instrumental Analysis (4 credits)
CH 542 Physical Chemistry (3 credits)
CH 545 Physical Chemistry of Materials (3 credits)
CH 630 Advanced Organic Chemistry I (3 credits)
CH 631 Advanced Organic Chemistry II (3 credits)
CH 632 Advanced Organic Chemistry III (3 credits)


	Limit results to this site.		Health and Human Sciences » Design and Human Environment » Graduate Programs » Textiles. Textiles The graduate degree in Textiles focuses on functional textiles, quality assurance, and textile science. For the textile science concentration, additional undergraduate general chemistry and introductory organic chemistry background is required. The following courses are offered in support of the textile emphasis: DHE 528 Apparel Production Process (3 credits) DHE 553 Textile Product Quality Assurance (4 credits) DHE 575 Global Production and Trade in Textiles and Apparel (4 credits) DHE 585 Human Behavior and the Near Environment (3 credits) DHE 685 Advanced Topics in Human Behavior and the Near Environment (3 credits) DHE 502 Independent Study in Textiles (3-6 credits) Suggested Minor Area for Quality Assurance Management (courses such as): BA 551 Quality Improvement (4 credits) BA 558 Innovation and Product Management (4 credits) BA 559 Competitive Analysis (4 credits) BA 590 Building Customer Relationships (3 credits) BA 592 Consumer Behavior (4 credits) Statistics (courses such as): ST 511 Methods of Data Analysis (4 credits) ST 512 Methods of Data Analysis (4 credits) ST 513 Methods of Data Analysis (4 credits) ST 521 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (4 credits) ST 522 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (4 credits) ST 531 Sampling Methods (3 credits) ST 551 Statistical Methods (4 credits) ST 552 Statistical Methods (4 credits) ST 553 Statistical Methods (4 credits) Suggested Minor Area for Functional Textiles Material Science (courses such as): ME 578 Thin Film Materials and Characterization (3 credits) ME 579 Amorphous Materials (3 credits) ME 580 Materials Selection (3 credits) ME 581 Thermodynamics of Materials (3 credits) ME 582 Rate Processes in Materials (3 credits) ME 583 Composite Materials (3 credits) ME 525 Continuum Mechanics (3 credits) ME 520 Applied Stress Analysis (3 credits) ME 521 Applied Stress Analysis (3 credits) ME 586 Creep (3 credits) ME 584 Fracture of Materials (3 credits) Suggested Minor Area for Textile Science Chemistry (courses such as): CH 521 Analytical Chemistry I (3 credits) CH 522 Analytical Chemistry II (3 credits) CH 528 Instrumental Analysis (4 credits) CH 542 Physical Chemistry (3 credits) CH 545 Physical Chemistry of Materials (3 credits) CH 630 Advanced Organic Chemistry I (3 credits) CH 631 Advanced Organic Chemistry II (3 credits) CH 632 Advanced Organic Chemistry III (3 credits) Material Science (courses such as): ME 578 Thin Film Materials and Characterization (3 credits) ME 579 Amorphous Materials (3 credits) ME 580 Materials Selection (3 credits) ME 581 Thermodynamics of Materials (3 credits) ME 582 Rate Processes in Materials (3 credits) ME 583 Composite Materials (3 credits) ME 525 Continuum Mechanics (3 credits) ME 520 Applied Stress Analysis (3 credits) ME 521 Applied Stress Analysis (3 credits) ME 586 Creep (3 credits) ME 584 Fracture of Materials (3 credits)