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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
A full overview of textile fibre manufacturing, varieties, properties, spinning into yarns, designing, and formation of many types of fabrics through weaving and other ways of fabric construction, fabric maintenance, etc. is intended to be provided by Textiles & Quality Analysis Certification.
Students benefit from Textiles & Quality Analysis Classes by learning how customers judge fabric quality, developing the capacity to make wise purchasing decisions, and grasping the concepts of what to buy and how to buy.
Textiles & Quality Analysis Certification Syllabus contains 55 modules that include engaging and thought-provoking exercises, practical videos, text, and drawings, as well as additional learning materials.
Under the Swayam Initiative by the Government of India, all eligible students receive a Textiles & Quality Analysis Certification at English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad.
The Highlights
- Provided by EFLU
- Online course
- 15 weeks course
- Learn at your own pace
- Shareable Certificate
- Expert Lectures
Programme Offerings
- video lectures
- Study Materials
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad |
Eligibility Criteria
Certificate Qualifying Details
Digital certificates will be issued to all such participants who get a minimum of 30% in internal assessment and 70% in main examination.
Work experience
Work Experience is not mandatory to get enrolled into this certificate course.
What you will learn
Textiles & Quality Analysis Certification Course is useful in familiarising with making and spinning synthetic and man-made fibres in a variety of methods to accommodate the final usage of the yarn - more about this in Textile Engineering Certification Courses.
Textiles & Quality Analysis Training is helpful for students to become familiar with the testing principles and equipment when considering students to take up careers in industries/ laboratories.
The following learning outcomes are achieved upon successful conclusion of this Textiles & Quality Analysis Certification:
- Understanding types of fibres and their preparation and manufacture.
- Fibre identification and techniques for weaving fabric and yarn.
- Differentiating blends, union fabrics.
- Colouring and surface decoration of textiles.
- Quality checking in Apparel & Textile Industries.
Who it is for
If the appropriate students apply for the online course Textiles & Quality Analysis, there will be excellent employment prospects like:
Admission Details
Interested students are urged to enrol in Textiles & Quality Analysis Certification by taking the following steps:
Step 1: Visit the official website
Step 2: Fill out the application form
Step 3: Upload all necessary documents
The Syllabus
- Introduction to Textiles– classification and terminology- Part 1
- Introduction to Textiles– classification and terminology - Part 2
- Part 1- Cotton – history, composition, types, production and physical properties
- Part 2 -Cotton –Chemical & Biological Properties and Consumer preferences
- Assignments
- Linen – history, composition, properties, production and uses
- Wool – history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
- Silk– history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
- Rayon fibre- history, composition, types, properties, production and uses
- Assignments
- 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
- Assignments
- Methods of spinning – mechanical spinning
- Methods of spinning -chemical spinning
- Yarns- Part I
- Yarns- Part II
- Assignments
- Fabric construction methods Part 1
- Fabric construction methods Part 2
- Introduction to fabric finishes Part 1
- Mechanical Finishes Part 2
- Assignments
- Chemical finishes Part 3
- Special purpose finishes Part 1
- Special purpose finishes Part 2
- Weaving- introduction & Basics of Loom operations
- Assignments
- Preparation for weaving -warp preparation process, drafts and peg plans for various weaves
- Weaving calculations- weft consumption, loom setting – sectional and peg warping
- Shuttle less looms
- Fundamental weaves
- Assignments
- Complex weaves – introduction, colour and weave effects
- Knitting – terminology, characteristics
- Warp knits – principle, characteristics of warp knits and types
- Types of fabrics & their selection
- Assignments
- Introduction to computer design software CAD
- Introduction to dyeing and printing - principles of dyeing; related terminology; Difference between dyeing and printing
- Types of dyeing- fiber, yarn and fabric
- Natural dyes- history, sources, environmental advantages, method of moranting and dyeing
- Assignments
- Styles of dyeing – Resist, discharge
- Hand printing – painting, stencil, block, spray
- Machine printing – flat bed and rotary, screen, spray, flock
- Advanced methods of printing –Digital printing
- Assignments
- Technical textiles and Smart Textiles
- Major Fabric Faults and Fabric Inspection
- Introduction to textile testing- importance, definition of related terms, sampling methods
- Fibre length and fineness
- Assignments
- Yarn testing – yarn characteristics and yarn numbering – tex, denier and count, measurement of twist and crimp
- Fabric testing – geometric properties – fabric count, thickness; fabric weight
- Fabric testing – bow and skewness, moisture content, moisture regain, dimensional stability
- Tensile strength – related terms, stress-strain curves
- Assignments
- Principles of Tensile Testing
- Fabric testing – Air permeability, Fabric stiffness, Drapability
- Fabric testing – Tear strength, abrasion resistance, pilling
- Importance of colourfastness and tests for colourfastness
- Assignments
- Garment testing – Raw material testing - Preliminary Inspection
- Garment testing – In-process Inspection
- Garment testing – Final Inspection
- Assignments
Evaluation process
Yes, there will be assessments and one Final Exam.
Instructors
English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
To locate textiles historically, it is essential to understand their composition through textile analysis.
The classes are administered through pre-recorded videos and lectures.
It is the characteristics of a textile that determines its desirability and texture to meet certain basic requirements.
The instructor for this course is Dr A. Sarada Devi
The aim is to check the quality and suitability of raw materials and the selection of materials.