NAAC evaluative report fst 061113

Evaluative report of Lovely Professional University

Template for Evaluative Report of the Department1. Name of the Department School of Fashion Design

2. Year of Establishment 2007

3. Is the Department part of School/ Faculty of the University?

Lovely Faculty of Business and Applied Arts

4. Namesof Programmes/Coursesoffered(Dip, UG, PG,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,UG Integrated,Integrated Masters (PGIntegrated) IntegratedPh.D.(research Integrated),D.Sc.,D.Litt., etc.)

Name of Programmes Level of the programDiploma in Fashion Design Diploma

Diploma in Fashion Design - B.Sc Fashion Design(Integrated)

UG integrated

B.Sc (Fashion ) UG

B. Design (Fashion) UG

B. Design - M. Design (Fashion) PG integrated

M.Sc Fashion Design PG

5. Interdisciplinary Programmes and Departments involved

Nil

Name of Interdisciplinary Program Name of school/departmentNil Nil

6. CoursesincollaborationwithotherUniversities, industries,foreign Institutions, etc.Name of Yr. of start of Name of concerned collaborating


Program program Institutionnil Nil Nil

7. DetailsofprogrammesDiscontinued, ifany,withreasons

Year Name of program Reasons for discontinuation2010-11

2011-12 B.Sc Fashion- MBA integrated

fashion students were found to benot oriented towards management program

2012-13

2013-14

8. Annual/Semester/Choice Based CreditSystem

Semester

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Open Elective floated across other department in which the

Name of other Department Name of Programs of other department

Name of courses of owndepartment

School of Computer Engineering B.Tech Visual perception in design

School of Business M.B.A. Fashion and design basics

10.

Number of teaching postssanctioned and Filled(Professors/AssociateProfessors/Asst. Professors/others)

Sanctioned Filled Actual (including CAS& MPS)

ProfessorsAssociate Professors

1

Assistant Professors

7

Senior Lecturer

1

Lecturer 5Others


11.

Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area ofspecialization, experience and research under guidanceName Qualifica

tion (Highest)

Designation(Prof./Asso. Prof./Astt. Prof/Lect.)

Specialization

No.of Yearsof Experience

No.of Ph.D./MPhilstudents guided forthe last4years

Rajiv Sen Gupta

P.G. Diploma in Fashion

Associate Professor

Fashion Design

15

NehaSahni

P.G. Diploma in GMT

Sr. Lecturer

Fashion Technology

6.5

Ashish Gupta

M.F.Tech Asst. Prof.

Fashion Technology

7

MohammedGofran


Fashion Technology

6

Vinod Bhatia

M.Des. Fashion

Asst. Prof.

Fashion Design

4.5

JaswantSingh


Fashion Technology

4.5

ManveenKaurDhillon

P.G. Diploma in GMT

Lecturer Fashion Technology

6

Monika Arora

P.G. Diploma in Design

Lecturer Fashion Design

5

AnkitaSodhi

M.Sc. Fashion Design


6

Akash Das

B.Des. Fashion


2.5

Savita M.Sc. Fashion

Lecturer Fashion Technology

2

KamalpreetKaur

M.Des. Fashion

Asst. Prof.

Fashion Design

2

RoopamNayak


Fashion Technology

2

Vikasgrover

M.Des. Fashion

Asst. Prof.

Fashion Design

2

12.

ListofSeniorVisitingFellows,adjunctfaculty,emeritusprofessors:

Name Designation- (seniorVisiting Fellows, adjunctfaculty, emeritus

Name ofinstitution

Area ofExpertise

No.ofYearsofExperienc


professors) eNil


13. Percentageofclassestakenbytemporaryfaculty–programme-wiseinformation:Name of Program Percentage of classes takenNil Nil

14. Programme-wiseStudentTeacherRatio:Level of Program (Dip, UG,PG, M.Phil.,Ph.D., UGIntegrated, IntegratedMasters (PG Integrated)IntegratedPh.D. (researchIntegrated), D.Sc., D.Litt.,etc.)

Student Teacher Ratio(Student : Teacher)

Diploma 15.5UG 15.5UG Integrated 15.5PG 15.5Integrated Masters (PG Integrated) 15.5

15. Numberofacademicsupportstaff(technical)andadministrativestaff:sanctionedand filled:

Sanctioned Filled& ActualAcademic support staff (technical)

5

Ad Administrative staff 216. Researchthrustareasrecognizedbyfundingagencies:

Research thrust areas Recognized by (Name of Agency)

Specific Achievement (s)

Design history( clothing andtextile)

Design historysociety ,UK

Under process

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) nationalb)international funding agencies and c) total grants received.Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grantsreceived project-wise.Name of faculty with ongoing projects

Name of Project

Name of National funding agency

Name of Internationalfunding agency

Total grantsreceived

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Total18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants

received a) National collaboration b) International collaboration Name of faculty with

Name of Project

National Collaboratin

International



ongoing projects

g Institute Collaborating Institute

Nil Nil Nil nil NilTotal

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT,ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received.Name of faculty with ongoing departmental projects

Name of project Name of Funding agency (DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, etc.)


Nil Nil Nil NilTotal

20. Researchfacility/centrewithStaterecognition;nationalrecognition;internationalrecognition:Name Recognition from Features/Facilities

Stitching lab NIL Industrial sewing machines, specialized sewing machines, embroidery machines

Pattern lab NIL Pattern tables, Textile testing lab NILDyeing and printinglab

NIL Sample dying machine, soft flow dyeing machines, dark room for printtransfer

Fabric development lab

NIL Sample looms, Hand loom

21. Specialresearchlaboratoriessponsoredby/createdbyindustryorcorporatebodies:Name of Special research laboratories

Name of sponsoring Institutions

Nil Nil

22. Publications:Numbers Details of Publishers


No. of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/international)

5 Sanblue Enterprises Pvt.Ltd.Ahmedabad-380006GujaratIndia, onlineclothingstudy.com

Monographs Nil NilChapters in books Nil NilEdited books Nil NilBooks with ISBN with details of publishers

Nil Nil

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host,etc.)

Nil Nil

Citation Index–range/average Nil NilSNIP nil NilSJR nil NilImpact Factor–range/index nil Nilh-index nil Nil


23. Details of patents and income generated:

Name of patent Name offaculty

Date of approval

Detail Income generated

Total

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated:

Consultancy service

Name of faculty Detail Income generated

Online design service

Jaswant Singh ,Monica Arora

Customized design service according to customer

Under process

Total

25. Faculty selected nationally/internationally to visit other laboratories/ Institutions/ Industries in India and abroad:Name of faculty Name of Visited

laboratories/Institution/Industries (In India)

Name of Visited laboratories/Institution/Industries (Out of India)

NIL NIL NIL

26. Faculty serving ona)National committees b) International committees c)Editorial Boards d)Any other (please specify)

Name of faculty

Member of National committee

Member of International committee

Member of Editorial Board

Any other(please specify)

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs):

Annual orientation programs are organized for the new joinees.

Monthly departmental faculty development programs are conducted.


Professional Learning Community conducted monthly. Workshops taken by external experts. Training programs attended by faculty in regular

intervals outside university.

28. Studentprojects:

Percentageofstudentswhohavedonein-houseprojectsincludinginterdepartmentalprojects:

Year No of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects

In terms of percentage* (*based on total number of students in the School in that specific year)

2013 5 50

2012 3 50

PercentageofstudentsdoingprojectsincollaborationwithotherUniversities/industry/institute:Year No of students in

collaboration with otheruniversities / industries / institutes

In terms of percentage* (*based on total number of students inthe School in that specific year)

List of collaborating institutions

29. Awards/Recognitions receivedatthenationalandinternationallevelby

Faculty

Year Name of faculty

Name of Award/recognition

Conferred by

2012 Mr. Rajiv Sengupta

Top 5 recognition‘Tee Zing Contest 2011’, Cotton Council International, Mumbai


Doctoral/post-doctoralfellows

Year Name of Doctoral/post-doctoral/fellows


Conferred by

Nil Nil Nil

Students

Year Name of students


Conferred by

2013 Sancharan Sural Jain(M.Sc Fashion, 1stsemester student)

1st place (Theme -Aura of Vintage)

Fashion Design Awards India -2013 ,Etv Rajasthan

30. Seminars/Conferences/Workshopsorganizedandthesourceoffunding(national/International)withdetailsofoutstandingparticipants,ifany.Title of Seminar/conference/workshops organized

Dates (DD/MM/YYYY)

Source of funding (national / international/self-financed/Collaborative/others)

Names &profile of eminent scientists/scholars who have participated

NIL

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the department:

As per university guidelines.

32. Student profile programme-wise:

Year Name of the programs(refe

Applications

Selected Pass Percentage


r to questionno.4)

received

Male Female Male Female

2009

Diploma in Fashion Design- B.Sc FashionDesign(Integrated)

5

2010

B. Sc (FashionTechnology)-MBA(Dual Degree) 2

2010B.Sc (Fashion) 1

2010

Diploma in Fashion Design- B.Sc FashionDesign(Integrated)

3

2011

B. Design (Fashion) - MBA (Dual Degree) 5

2011

B.Sc (Fashion )

24

2011Diploma in Fashion Design 4

2011Diploma in Fashion Design- B.Sc FashionDesign(Integrated)

7


2011M.Sc Fashion Technology 1

2011B. Design (Fashion) 18

2012

B. Design - M.Design (Fashion) 22




2012

Diploma in Fashion Design- B.Sc FashionDesign(Integrated) 19

2012M.Sc Fashion Design 8

2013

B. Design - M.Design (Fashion) 33




2013

Diploma in Fashion Design- B.Sc FashionDesign(Integrated) 14


2013M.Sc. Fashion Design 23

33. Diversity of students:

Year Name of the Programme(refertoquestionno.4)

%of students from the sameUniversity

%of students from otheruniversities within theState

%of studentsfromUniversities outsidethe State

%of studentsfrom otherCountries


34. HowmanystudentshaveclearedCivilServicesandDefenceServicesexamination,NET, SET,GATEandothercompetitiveexaminations?Givedetailscategory-wise.Year Name of examination Broad

Category of Examination

Number of students

2011 NIFT entrance examsfor PG.

Fashion 1


Fashion 2

35. Student Progression:

Student progression Percentage against enrolledDiploma to UG 30UG to PG 10PG to M.Phil. NilPG to Ph.D. NilPh.D. to Post-Doctoral NilEmployed Campus Selection Other than campus recruitment

13

Entrepreneurs 6

36. Diversity of staff:

Percentageoffacultywhoaregraduates ofthesameUniversity

7 %

FromotheruniversitieswithintheState

65%

FromUniversitiesfromotherStates 28%FromUniversitiesoutsidethecountry

0

37. Number offaculty who were awarded Ph.D., D.Sc., and D.Litt. during the assessment period:

38. Presentdetailsofinfrastructuralfacilitieswithregardto:a) Library:

Text Books Reference Books

No of Journals (National/ International)

e-learning resources

Area/Seating Capacity

Facilities

100 300 3 E learnig 1290 ft^2, 14


journals 18 seatingcapacity

Computerswith Internet connection

b) Internetfacilitiesforstaffandstudents:

47 LAN connected Personalcomputers , Wi-fi accessfor all students andfaculties,

c) Total Number of classrooms:Numbers Facilities4 All the class rooms have ICT

Facilities (projector, audio- visual compatibility) White boards, studio tables

d) Classrooms with ICT facility:Numbers Facilities4 All the class rooms have ICT

Facilities (projector, audio- visual compatibility)

e) Students laboratories:Numbers Facilities9 (As per annexure)

f) Research Laboratories:Numbers Facilities2 ( Textile testing lab, Dyeing and printing lab)

(As per annexure)

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) From the host institution/university

b) From other institutions/universities

40. Number of postgraduate students getting financial assistance from the University.(annexure required)8

41. Was any need assessment exercise under taken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.


42.

Does the department obtain feedback from:

a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback?

New suggestions and feedback on curriculum from the faculty is discussed in CC/PLC meeting and duly recorded in UMS in monthlybasis.

The suggestions on pedagogy is applied immediately The feedback on curriculum is recorded by the course teacher on

the form provided on UMS. All the data is compiled by Division of Academic affairs and

taken forward for the development of syllabus for next term. The data is used for improvement of curriculum during

Curriculum Development and review of next term.

b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback?

Weekly feedback is taken by section mentors. The feedback is recorded and discussed in HOD meeting. Short term corrective measures are discussed and applied. The feedback on curriculum is taken online every semester by

students. The data is compiled and sent to department for action.

c) Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

Alumni and industry experts are invited to be a part of Board of Studies where their inputs on each scheme and syllabus are recorded by Division of Academic Affairs.

Later the suggested amendments are done before preparing the scheme and syllabus for the upcoming term.

A special feedback is acquired from the industrial mentors of the students pursuing field and design projects about their performance which is then utilized for final evaluation of the student’s project.

43.

List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum10)

Name of Alumni Present profile

Program Admission Batch Year

1 Haque Rahber Visual merchant,HYPERCITY

B.Sc fashion 2010

2 Rohit Bhandari Owner (Partner), Muchi Ludhiana

B.sc Fashion 2008

3 Parminder Sabbarwal Designer, B.sc Fashion 2008


Duke

4 Abhishek Astt Designer,costume designer for movies, Monte carlo, Ludhiana

B.sc Fashion 2008

5 Varun Chaudhary Owner, HORNOK

B.sc Fashion 2009

6 Lalrinpari Designer with Shravan Kumar (Nationalfame)

M.sc Fashion 2011

4. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures /Workshops/seminar) involving external experts.School Topic Name of

External Expert(special lectures / workshops/ seminar)

Profile Dates Program name(Students who have attended)

School Of Fashion Design

Fashion accessories

Mr. AnkurKhare

Asst. professor, Department of InteriorDesign, LPUand M.Des, NID, Ghandhinagar

B.Sc. Fashion


Junk art and mural making

Mr. Prasad

Asst. Prof,Department of fine arts, LPU

B.Sc Fashion


Workshop on Personality Building

Kavita Ashok

Etiquette guru and Softskills trainer, She hdone hundredsof ad

20thMarch,2013

Open to allstudents


School Topic Name of External Expert(special lectures / workshops/ seminar)


& P.R campaigns ,corporate filmsand print ads, panelistwith D D and NDTV ,writing for Asian age, Deccen Herald, Wedding vows and Atelier Diva.


Work shop on Diet & Nutrition and Fitness Tips

Prabhjot Singh

Diet Nutrition andfitness Expert, Certified from The Gym Academy, (Expert level).,master trainer with Dronacharya'sTHE GYM ,official fitness trainer of RUBARU Global Mr India 2013.

18th March Open to allstudents


Skin care and grooming

Dr. RajatChabra

M.D. ,Practicing Dermatologist

20th March , 2013

Open to allstudents


Work shop on Choreography

S. Lobo Fashion Director, Designer consultant, choreographer and image builder, Worked for brands like Prada, Audi,Gitanjali.

19th March to 21st March, 2013


Work shop on

Abhinav Mahajan

Fashion Model ,

18th March ,2013




Modeling tips

(Modeled with Wills India Fashion Week, Levis, Cantabil, Denizen)


Workshop on FashionStill Photography- Angles & Poses

Amit M Khanna

Fashion Photographer and film maker

19th to 21st March ,2013


Workshop on FashionModeling tips

JyotpriyaSud

Fashion Model and Pantaloons Miss India Finalist, 2011

20th March , 2013


Workshop on Movie &Music video Tips

Hardeep Singh Sandhu

Film Director, Hardeep Singh, is a theater artist turnedpunjabi film director. Apartfrom working with a theater groupRangmanch Rangnagri, hehas alsoventured intohis directorial debut film ‘Dil sada luteya gaya’,starringAshmit Patel.He has workedon many regional telefilms,

21st ,March2013




and workedas assistant director for many Punjabi films.


Make-up & hair-styling

Schwarzkopf professionals

Schwarzkopf& Henkel isone of the largest cosmetic companies in the market. Portfolio includes many best known brands and best loved products incolourants,styling, hair care, toiletries,skin care, oral hygiene andfragrances.

20th March , 2013

45.

Listtheteachingmethodsadoptedbythefacultyfordifferentprogrammes.

Program name (s) Specific Teaching methods adopted by the faculty

1 Diploma in fashion technology Skill development through practice, Individual guidance, emphasis on practical assignments, craft project, individual guidance for project, field and industrial visit,

2 B.Sc Fashion Class room teaching , application based Lab work, bulk assignments, live projects, exploring new techniques, field/industrial visits, market study, craft documentation, industrial training, individual guidance


for projects/ design collection 3 M.Sc Fashion Class room teaching ,emphasis on self-

motivated learning by using creativity, research based , trial and error , development of application and new products, industrial training, field/industrial visits, individual guidance for projects/ design collection

46.

Howdoesthedepartmentensurethatprogrammeobjectivesareconstantlymetand learning outcomes are monitored? Continuous assessment of academic tasks, folios, application oriented assignments are done for each course to monitor the progress of students and making them aware of the weaker areas where they can put in more effort to improve their performance. Teacher evaluations are done by the higher authorities by visiting the ongoing lectures and monitoring the way teaching is conducted in the class. Quality of academic tasks, their evaluation, teaching material, etc. are critically evaluated and online feedback is given to the concerned faculties briefing the thrust areas where more inputs are required to enhance the qualityof teaching. Student’s feedback for each course, course instructor is recorded online though a centralized survey, in which students can give ratings and remarks foreach course instructor and quality of teaching. It is mandatory for the teachers to discuss the learning objective of each topic to start with a lecture, before discussing the details. This is being monitored through frequent class inspections.

47. Highlighttheparticipationofstudentsandfacultyinextensionactivities?Students of School of Fashion Design Organized a charity fashion show (Creativity for a Cause , and raised fund which was donated to “Healthy Kids Happy Kids foundation, Hyderabad.

48. Give details of“ beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.Details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities”

Dates Program name (Students who have attended)

1 Punjab Mega Model Hunt`13

18-23 March, 2013 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

2 Graduation show 25th , 2013 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion3 Visit to Surajkund

MelaFeb , 2012 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

4 Visit to Textrends India

Feb, 2012 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

5 Visit to Nahar enterprises

October ,2011 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

6 Visit to Monte Carlo April, 2012 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion7 Creativity for a 3rd , December ,

2011B.Sc and M.Sc fashion


cause 8 Uniform design for

administrative staff of the university

Ongoing B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

9 Best out of Waste , Competition

7th Feb , 2011 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

10 Logo and slogan making competition

7th Feb , 2011 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

11 Face painting 7th Feb , 2011 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion12 Making article by

paper folding7th Feb , 2011 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

13 Folder making competition

20th , Nov 2010 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

14 Brand Wagon fashion show

27th, Nov, 2010 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

15 Brand Wagon fashion show

19th, Dec,2009 B.Sc and M.Sc fashion

16

49.

State whether the programme/department is accredited /graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.No

50.

Brieflyhighlightthecontributionsofthedepartmentingeneratingnewknowledge, basic or applied.

Development of new samples and techniques during design development process and applied in the development of collection.

51.

Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges1 Curriculum

benchmarkedagainst NIFT,New Delhi.

Lack ofresearchorientationamong facultyand students.

Brand development and image building of the School.

Non availability ofquality Ph.D facultyin India.

2 Focus onapplication-

Association with Industryneeds

Possibilityof

Low designs focus andfashion orientation


orientationandexperientiallearning inintensive labwork.

improvement. developingrelationshipwith newfashionbrands.

among students.

3 Focus onEntrepreneurship development

Distance fromthe Fashionhubs.

National &Internationalcollaborations withFashionIndustry,institutes &Universityforimprovingacademicdelivery,placementsand servicesto theindustry

Increasing regionaland nationalcompetition from newinstitutions.

4 Faculty fromthe bestfashioninstitutes.

Lack ofvisuallystrikinginfrastructure facility.

Playing catalytic role in Indian craftcluster development.

Garment Production and designing shifting to South East Asian and other developing countries.

5 Industry Consultancy and design


orientedequipment andmachines.

projects within and outside university.

52.

Future Plans of the department:

1. Attracting better quality students and developing them into technically competent professionals.

2. Creating research environment and motivate faculty to undertake research project.

3. To create academic environment and support structure for fashion centric growth of knowledge, analysis and skills.

4. To initiate and encourage entrepreneurial endeavors for production & sale centric experiences for the student.

5. Increase tie-ups with industry in form of mutual transfer of knowledge and consultancy projects.

Annexure

Publication details:1. Pujara, Shaveta, Fashion product development: Concept & Reality,

www.fibre2fashion.com, 5th June 2010.

2. Gurumurthy B.R., Comparative analysis of low-stress mechanical properties of woven and

knitted apparel fabrics, www.fibre2fashion.com , 27th November, 2011.

3. Gurumurthy B.R., Characterization study on Ramie fiber using DSC-TGA method,

www.fibre2fashion.com , 7th December 2011.

4. Gupta, Ashish Kumar, Essential Fabric Quality Reports for Bulk Cutting Approval of

Fabrics, www.onlineclothingstudy.

5. Gupta, Ashish Kumar, Quality by motivation, www.onlineclothingstudy.

Year

Name of examination Broad Category of Examination

Number of students


Fashion Sahara Mahajan


Fashion Gunjan Sachdeva

2012 NIFT entrance examsfor PG

Fashion Harmilan Kaur

Lab infrastructure details: S. No. Lab Details Nos.

1. Stitching lab-1

SNLS Sewing m/c 30Embriodery m/c 1Fashion maker (Usha) 2Overlock m/c 1Flatlock m/c 1Iron tables 2Pattern tables 2Bodice forms 8

2. Stitching lab-2

SNLS Sewing m/c 30Fashion maker (usha) 1Pattern tables 2

http://www.fibre2fashion.com/

http://www.fibre2fashion.com/

Ironing tables 2Bodice forms 8

3.Textile testing lab

Hot air oven 1Washing m/c 1Microprocessor 1Pilling Box tester 1Ph - meter 1Hot plate 8*8 2hot Plate 10*6 1Wrap Reel 1Gsm Cutter 1Electronic Balance 1Crock meter 1water box 2Twist tester 1Beasley Balance 1Colour Matching cabinet 1Tensile Strength 1Hygrometer 1Srincakar scale 1

4.Fabric development lab

Loom 1Sample Loom 4Charkha 2Warping Machine 1

5.Dyeing and printing lab

Soft flow dyeing machine 1Sample testing machine 1Printing table 2

6. Pattern lab-1 Pattern tables 5Bodice forms 15

7. Pattern lab-2 Pattern tables 5Bodice forms 15

8.Material handlinglab

Material handling tables 5

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