| Tuesday | Friday | |
| February | February 1: NO CLASS | February 4: Introduction |
| February 8: Conductive textiles Assignment due: registration survey |
February 11: Guest lecture: Hannah Perner-Wilson | |
| February 15: Fiber and yarn Assignment due: textile circuit |
February 18: Guest lecture: Adam Whiton | |
| February 21 (MONDAY): 2-5pm optional spinning tutorial |
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| February 22: NO CLASS (president’s day week) Assignment due: laser cutter tutorial |
February 25: Guest lecture: Jenny Leary | |
| March | March 1: Fabric PCBs Assignment due: yarn |
March 4: Guest lecture: Tricia Wilson |
| March 8: Weaving and knitting Assignment due: fabric PCB |
March 11: NO CLASS | |
| March 15: Textile sensors Assignment due: knits |
March 18: Guest lecture: Sarah Scaturro | |
| March 22: SPRING BREAK | March 25: SPRING BREAK | |
| April | March 29: Computational design Assignment due: textile sensor |
April 1: Guest lecture: Elisabeth de Senneville |
| April 5: Final project proposals Assignment due: final project proposals |
April 8: Guest lecture: Rehmi Post and Kit Waal | |
| April 12: NO CLASS sponsor week |
April 15: NO CLASS | |
| April 19: NO CLASS MIT holiday |
April 22: Guest lecture: Daniella Rosner | |
| April 26: Nonwovens Assignment due: computational design |
April 29: NO CLASS | |
| May | May 3: Final project lab Assignment due: nonwoven |
May 6: Final project lab |
| May 10: Final project presentations Assignment due: final projects |
Textbook
Kadolph, S. (2007), Textiles (11th or 10th Edition), Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ
Grading
Weekly assignments: 60%
Final project: 30%
Class participation: 10%