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UX 330

Interaction Design II

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This course is a continuation of Interaction Design I, and utilizes a project-oriented approach. The emphasis is on moving from theory to practice and further developing interaction design process skills through user research, requirements and specifications development, use of UX and UI design patterns, prototyping and usability testing. *Design Studio Classroom or Standard Classroom Prerequisites: UX230

This course is a continuation of Interaction Design I, and utilizes a project-oriented approach. The emphasis is on moving from theory to practice and further developing interaction design process skills through user research, requirements and specifications development, use of UX and UI design patterns, prototyping and usability testing. *Design Studio Classroom or Standard Classroom Prerequisites: UX230

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This course is a continuation of Interaction Design I, and utilizes a project-oriented approach. The emphasis is on moving from theory to practice and further developing interaction design process skills through user research, requirements and specifications development, use of UX and UI design patterns, prototyping and usability testing. *Design Studio Classroom or Standard Classroom Prerequisites: UX230

UX 330

Interaction Design II

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This course is a continuation of Interaction Design I, and utilizes a project-oriented approach. The emphasis is on moving from theory to practice and further developing interaction design process skills through user research, requirements and specifications development, use of UX and UI design patterns, prototyping and usability testing. *Design Studio Classroom or Standard Classroom Prerequisites: UX230

This course is a continuation of Interaction Design I, and utilizes a project-oriented approach. The emphasis is on moving from theory to practice and further developing interaction design process skills through user research, requirements and specifications development, use of UX and UI design patterns, prototyping and usability testing. *Design Studio Classroom or Standard Classroom Prerequisites: UX230

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This course is a continuation of Interaction Design I, and utilizes a project-oriented approach. The emphasis is on moving from theory to practice and further developing interaction design process skills through user research, requirements and specifications development, use of UX and UI design patterns, prototyping and usability testing. *Design Studio Classroom or Standard Classroom Prerequisites: UX230

UX 330 Prerequisites

UX 230 (Min. Grade D-)

UX 330 Leads To

UX 400

UX 330 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

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