This interdisciplinary minor will prepare students for career opportunities requiring design and technical skills to compete in multi-faceted printing markets and textile industries. Print and textile design minors have access to print and design resources and computer laboratories supporting their career aspirations. 

Objectives for the minor:
Upon completion of the Print and Textile Design Technologies minor, the student will be able to:

• design screen & color inkjet printing processes for textiles, paper, plastics, ceramics, & other substrates
• demonstrate color management by analyzing printed products using color measurement instruments
• analyze screen and digital printing processes for consistent color reproduction on a variety of substrates
• design and produce finished products to meet national and international standards
• demonstrate safe and fundamental chemical principles
• evaluate product development processes.

Total Hours: 25