Graduates of our MS in User-Centered Design program should feel equipped to develop an extensive portfolio of artifacts that demonstrate an advanced understanding of the human factors that influence design.
To see if you're on track, read through the program outcomes and required courses and electives below. Please note: students must follow degree requirements effective at time of matriculation. Do not hesitate to reach out to your student advisor with any questions about completing your degree.
Program outcomes:
RUCD 101
Innovation and User-Centered Design |
RUCD 120
Cognitive and Social Psychology of User-Centered Design |
RUCD 130
Information Architecture |
RUCD 150
Prototyping and Evaluation |
RUCD 160
Information Visualization Theory and Techniques |
RUCD 170
Design Operation and Leadership |
RUCD 190
Capstone in User-Centered Design |
RPJM 130
Demystifying Agile Project Management |
RSEG 128
User Interface Design |
RSEG 161
Web Development Technologies |
RSEG 175
Mobile Applications and Responsive Web Design |
RUCD 180
UX Design Processes |
RUCD 185
Design of Non-Screen User Experiences |
RUCD 290
Special Topics in User-Centered Design |
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