User Experience and Human-Centered Computing Minor

The User Experience and Human-Centered Computing Minor focuses on addressing learning objectives relating to human-centered computing and user experience which are in high demand in industry, including topics relating to design thinking, agile prototyping, and user research.

Minor Requirements

Minimum of 18 credits, including 15 upper-level credits
Minimum grade of ‘C’ in courses applied to the minor
Students pursuing the Business Technology Administration, B.A. or the User Experience, Web and Development Certificate are not eligible to declare the User Experience and Human-Centered Computing Minor

Course Requirements

Core (9 credits)

Complete the following:

IS 202 - Systems Analysis Methods (3)
or IS 436 - Structured Systems Analysis and Design (3)
IS 303 - Fundamentals of Human-Computer Interaction (3)
IS 403 - User Interface Design (3)

Electives (9 credits)

Complete 9 credits from the following:

IS 304 - Ethical Issues in Information Systems (3)
IS 361 - Technology for Management of Aging Services (3)
IS 404 - Independent Study in Human-Centered Computing and User Experience (3)
IS 460 - Health Informatics: Foundations (3)
IS 461 - Health Informatics: Applications (3)
IS 474 - Technology Law (3)
IS 480 - Information Visualization (3)
ECEP 405 - Global Engineering (3)