NEW HCC course for Spring 2025

Title: CIS6930 Advanced User Experience Design (Advanced UXD)

Credits: 3

Expected Background: CEN 5728 User Experience Design (pre-req enforced by instructor)

Description: User experience design (UXD) techniques used in industry or advanced research often need to be adapted to the context, in consideration of time, money, resources, and emerging interaction technologies. This course will build on the foundation taught in CEN 5278 User Experience Design. Graduate students will engage in a deep, iterative design cycle on a project of their choice, relevant to their research and/or industry goals. During class sessions, we will focus on student-driven discussions of how UXD methods have been updated and adapted in real use cases; and in-class teamwork on the semester project. 

When: Tue 4 (10:40-11:30am) and Thu 4-5 (10:40-11:30 and 11:45-12:35)

Where: Little Hall (LIT) 113

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