SEMESTER-1
Textile Raw Material-I
General Textile Process-I
Engineering Drawing
Mathematics-I
Chemistry
Bangla
Basic Workshop practice
Physical Education
SEMESTER-2
Textile Raw Materials-II
General Textile Process-II
Basic Electricity
Mathematics-II
Physics-I
English-I
Social Science- I
SEMESTER-3
Yarn Manufacturing-I
Fabric Manufacturing-I
Computer Application-I
Mathematics-III
Physics-II
Social Science-II
English-II
SEMESTER-4
Yarn Manufacturing-II
Fabric Manufacturing-II
Wet Processing-I
Textile Testing & Quality
Control-I
Statistic
Computer Application-II
Environmental Management
SEMESTER-5
Yarn Manufacturing- III
Fabric Manufacturing- III
Wet Processing- II
Clothing-I
Textile Testing & Quality Control- II
Fabric Structure & Analysis- I
Book Keeping & Accounting
SEMESTER-6
Wet Processing-III
Clothing-II
Textile Testing & Quality
Control-III
Textile Calculation-I
Fabric Structure &
Analysis-II
Business Organization &
Communication
Industrial Management
SEMESTER-7
Testing & Quality Control-IV
Ad. Dyeing/Woven
Ad. Knitting
Textile Design
Maintenance Of Yarn Manufacturing
Entrepreneurship
Industrial Management-II
Production Planning & Control
Business Communication
SEMESTER-8
Industrial Training
Categories: Textile Engineering
Textile Engineering is in growing demand due to diverse cultures and traditions around the world and it is one of the most popular disciplines in engineering/technology. “Textile Engineering” is a big research field of technology that deals with all activities of producing textile fabric & yarns which are involved in the process of textile manufacturing. It includes process engineering that spins around the garment, color, and fabric line of industries.
The technology and science in Textile Engineering comprises designing and controlling all aspects of fiber, textile & apparel processes, fiber, clothing products, and machinery. Textile engineers are involved in many aspects of textile manufacturing, from process engineering, R&D, production control, technical sales, quality control, and types of equipment to procedures that create all these fibers, fabrics, and Yarns.
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