UX 400
Capstone Design Project
Students will research a real world social, business, or other problem and develop a user centered solution for it. They will research and assess user needs and outline a concept solution. They will iteratively prototype solutions, and critically evaluate their process and designed solution. The capstone project is designed to provide students with the opportunity to reflect academically on the components of user centered design and demonstrate the successful integration of theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Prerequisites: Registration status: 4 year Honours BDes User Experience Design and UX200 and (UX215 or UX271) and UX330.
Notes: 3 Classroom/Lab hours, Launchpad, Maker Lab, Usability Lab
Students will research a real world social, business, or other problem and develop a user centered solution for it. They will research and assess user needs and outline a concept solution. They will iteratively prototype solutions, and critically evaluate their process and designed solution. The capstone project is designed to provide students with the opportunity to reflect academically on the components of user centered design and demonstrate the successful integration of theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Prerequisites: Registration status: 4 year Honours BDes User Experience Design and UX200 and (UX215 or UX271) and UX330.
Notes: 3 Classroom/Lab hours, Launchpad, Maker Lab, Usability Lab
Students will research a real world social, business, or other problem and develop a user centered solution for it. They will research and assess user needs and outline a concept solution. They will iteratively prototype solutions, and critically evaluate their process and designed solution. The capstone project is designed to provide students with the opportunity to reflect academically on the components of user centered design and demonstrate the successful integration of theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Prerequisites: Registration status: 4 year Honours BDes User Experience Design and UX200 and (UX215 or UX271) and UX330.
Notes: 3 Classroom/Lab hours, Launchpad, Maker Lab, Usability Lab
