Educational and methodological work at the department is carried out according to approved plans for each academic year. The educational process is organized in accordance with the current State Educational Standards. In the above-listed areas, working curricula have been developed in accordance with the State Budget and approved. Work programs in all disciplines have been developed and approved in accordance with the curricula.
The novelty and relevance of work programs is their development, taking into account the competence of the graduate in accordance with the goals of the main educational program and the tasks of professional activity.
In the educational process, in order to improve the quality of the subjects taught, such new educational technologies as computer, credit and others are used. New forms of lectures and practical classes are being introduced in the form of dialogue, discussions, trainings, discussions on the topics of classes in order to increase the motivation of students' learning. Electronic versions of lectures and electronic textbooks on a number of disciplines have been developed. Multimedia tools are used during lectures and other types of classes: presentations, films, slides.
97 disciplines are assigned to the department, of which there are bachelor's degrees:
in the direction 740700 "Technology and design of light industry products" - 62 disciplines (8k/r);
in the direction 540700 "The art of costume and textiles" - 4 disciplines;
There are 3 disciplines in the direction 570400 "Design".
There are 28 disciplines in the Master's program.
All disciplines are fully provided with methodological and visual demonstration materials for all types of classes. Laboratory work and practical exercises in all disciplines are conducted in specialized laboratories equipped with the necessary teaching materials, equipment, stands, mock-ups and visual demonstration materials. According to the new direction 570400 "Design", the profile "Fashion Design", work programs have been developed in the disciplines "Modern materials and technologies in design", "Design and cut" and "Sewing technology". UMKDS have been developed for all fixed disciplines.
