0 or 3 credits
Fall 2026 Lecture Laboratory Lower Division
Intermediate exploration of various approaches to human-centered design. Students learn intermediate research and design methods and create high-fidelity web interactions. The course also explores information architecture design and activity-based learning for public audiences.
Learning Outcomes1Conduct intermediate analysis of situations, clients, and problems using multiple approaches to problem framing.
2Create a variety of concepts that address the issues in the problem statement.
3Use intermediate data gathering and analysis techniques to inform design decisions.
4Demonstrate intermediate application of principles of visual and interaction design to create high-fidelity prototypes.
5Distinguish among major approaches to user-centered design.
6Compare and contrast the core values of various approaches to user-centered design.
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