USER EXPERIENCE RESEARCH AND INTERACTION DESIGN PRINCIPLES.

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Study of user experience (UX) research based on the Humanity-Centered Design approach. Students will conduct original research, including interviews, surveys, probes, contextual observations, usability testing, and data analysis. Hands-on projects integrate design principles with research insights, equipping students to conduct comprehensive UX research that guides the creation of user-centric interfaces, preparing them for roles in UX design and research. Prerequisites: COMM 3315 and a grade of C or better (2.0/4.0) in the following: COMM 2311 , CTEC 2350 , CTEC 3323 , CTEC 3350 , or, for non-CTEC majors, permission of the department.