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Month 7
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Month 8
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Month 9
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Month 11
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63
Overview
The User Experience curriculum is composed of visual and user experience design courses to offer a broad range of exposure to the theory, techniques, tools, and software in these design disciplines. As a student of this program, you will learn to interpret data to represent it graphically. You will also create user interface prototypes driven by case studies and utilize industry-standard software to visualize and bring your concepts to life. The knowledge and skills gained throughout the coursework will equip you to develop and present human-centered designs for various sectors within the interactive media industries.
Objective
Associate of Applied Science The User Experience Associate of Applied Science degree program focuses on building your foundation in knowledge and understanding of graphic arts production. The curriculum is designed to develop your proficiency with the user experience and user interface design tools necessary to be successful in qualifying for entry-level positions in the UX and UI field. The curriculum in this program will develop your analytical skills, improve your engagement and professional communication, and strengthen your research ability in interpreting and visualizing data to support UX decisions. In addition, this career-focused education will strengthen your techniques and grasp of theory utilized in the design and prototyping of interfaces for interactive content.
Please Note
- This program is approved for campus and online; currently only enrolling online.
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree programs are designed to prepare students for entry into technical and professional fields. A.A.S. degree programs are fully transferable into related Full Sail University bachelor’s programs. The transferability of credit from Full Sail to another institution is at the discretion of the accepting institution. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm whether or not credits will be accepted by another college.