Design Practice in Human-Centered Design and Development

Course Description

This course focuses on concepts, methods, techniques, and tools for designing effective technology-enabled experiences. The course will provide students with all the elements for a toolbox they can use to design and create both prototypes and working applications, and some analytic methods they can use to perform basic evaluations. The course will emphasize iterative design and the benefits of employing a cycle of analyze - design - built - evaluate in close cooperation with prospective technology users and other product stakeholders. In addition to more practice-oriented skills and knowledge, the course will provide students with an appreciation for some persistent design challenges including managing design trade-offs, ensuring universal and international access, working with others on co-design, and receiving and delivering design critiques. Students who successfully complete the course will leave equipped to engage with practicing design teams in industry, government, and academia.

Code

HCDD 264

Credits

3

Subject

HCDD

Programs That Include This Course

• Associate Associate of Science in Information Sciences and Technology (Berks)
• Associate Associate of Science in Information Sciences and Technology (Information Sciences and Technology)
• Associate Associate of Science in Information Sciences and Technology (University College)
• Bachelor's Bachelor of Design in Digital Multimedia Design
• Bachelor's Bachelor of Science in Data Sciences (Information Sciences and Technology)
• Bachelor's Bachelor of Science in Human-Centered Design and Development (Capital)
• Bachelor's Bachelor of Science in Human-Centered Design and Development (Information Sciences and Technology)