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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Textile study online course is intended to provide a complete overview of textile fibers, their manufacturing, kinds, and features, designing, spinning into yarns, formation of textiles of various types via weaving, and other techniques of fabric maintenance, fabric construction, and so on. Textile studies is a highly useful course that deals with the manufacturing and spinning of synthetic and man-made fibers in various ways to fit the ultimate purpose of the yarn that is eventually created. It describes the textiles available on the market in order for consumer identification.

The Textile Study training provides information on various ways of fabric fabrication which broadens students' knowledge. The creative process for printed and woven patterns is fascinating. The printing and dyeing of textiles is a fascinating aspect of the curriculum, and students may develop an interest in this sector and go into business for themselves. The Textile Study syllabus covers a detailed description of how to care for clothing made of various fiber kinds.

The Highlights

Course provider Swayam
AICTE-approved certificate
Online learning
100% free of cost
Undergraduate-level study
Video lectures
Offered by English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad
15 weeks duration
5 credits

Programme Offerings

Online discussion forums
Self-assessment
tests
quizzes
Reading Materials
video lectures

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

All candidates must complete the instructional content as well as the quizzes. Applicants must also complete a final test offered by Swayam in order to obtain the Textile Study certification.

What you will learn

Designing skills

After the completion of the Textile Study online training by Swayam, Candidates will get a fundamental understanding of textile fibers, their properties, applications and develop concepts based on customer preferences for natural and synthetic fabrics. Students will also have a better understanding of the advancements in weaving and knitting technologies.

Admission Details

To get admission to the Textile Study training by Swayam, follow the steps mentioned below:

Step 1. The official Swayam course website may be accessed by clicking the link below.

(https://onlinecourses.swayam2.ac.in/cec21_te01/preview)

Step 2. You may start the registration process by hitting the Register button.

Step 3. Register with your Facebook, Microsoft or Google account, or enter your email and password manually.

Step 4. To access the account details page, locate and click the 'Join' option.

Step 5. Fill in the required information to begin the course.

The Syllabus

Introduction to Textiles– classification and terminology- Part 1
Introduction to Textiles– classification and terminology - Part 2
Cotton- Part1 – history, composition, types, production, and physical properties
Cotton -Part2 –Chemical & Biological Properties and Consumer preferences

Linen – history, composition, properties, production and uses
Wool – history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
Silk– history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
Rayon fiber- history, composition, types, properties, production, and uses

Nylon fibre - history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
Polyester- history, composition, types, properties, production and uses, consumer preference, blends and uses
Acrylic fibre - history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
Identification of Textile Fibres

Methods of spinning – mechanical spinning
Methods of spinning -chemical spinning
Yarns- Part I
Yarns- Part II

Fabric construction methods- Part 1
Fabric construction methods - Part 2
Introduction to fabric finishes - Part 1
Mechanical Finishes - Part 2

Chemical finishes - Part 3
Special purpose finishes – Part 1
Special purpose finishes – Part 2
Weaving- introduction & Basics of Loom operations

Types of looms
Jacquard looms- principle and functions
Shuttleless looms
Preparation for weaving -warp preparation process, drafts and peg plans for various weaves

Weaving calculations- weft consumption, loom setting – sectional and peg warping
Fundamental weaves
Complex weaves – introduction, colour, and weave effects
Complex weaves – leno, mock leno, bed ford cord

Complex weaves – Extra warp and weft figuring and Spot designs
Knitting – terminology, characteristics
Warp knits – principle, characteristics of warp knits, and types
Khadi and Cottage Industries- Fiber, Yarn, weaving and dyeing

Types of fabrics and their selection
Classification of design
Layout in design: repeat
Introduction to computer design software CAD

Introduction to dyeing and printing - principles of dyeing; related terminology; Difference between dyeing and printing
Different types of dyes and their applicability to different fibres – Natural & Synthetic - Part A
Different types of dyes and their applicability to different fibres – Natural & Synthetic - Part B
Types of dyeing- fibre, yarn and fabric

Natural dyes- history, sources, environmental advantages, method of mounting and dyeing
Styles of dyeing – Resist, discharge
Hand printing – painting, stencil, block, spray
Machine printing – flatbed and rotary, screen, spray, flock

Advanced methods of printing –Digital printing
Technical textiles and Smart Textiles
Major Fabric Faults and Fabric Inspection
Water – hard and soft

Soaps and detergents
Bleaches- classification, application of bleaches on various fabrics, OBA additives
Starches and softeners – types and characteristics
Principles of laundering