UX - User Experience Program
UX Design is the process of designing (digital or physical) products that are useful and easy to use. It's about enhancing the user experience that people have while interacting with your product, and making sure they find value in what you're providing. Students will learn how to code and design the digital assets of a corporate, governmental, or non-profit entity. These assets include websites, apps, blogs, branded promotional material, and social media efforts.
| Key Skills: | Career Opportunities: |
| Coding | UX Designer |
| Design Thinking | UI Designer (User Interface) |
| Interactive Design | Information Architect |
| Strategic Thinking | Experience Designer |
| Interaction Designer |
For more information, contact:
Kristina Arnold, Dept. Head
Department of Art
270-745-6566
The BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Major in Visual Arts with a concentration in UX requires 79 Credit Hours
Program Code: 514
The AB (Bachelor of Arts) Major in Visual Studies is a liberal arts degree requiring 49 Credit Hours - You may take UX courses to help fulfill your program requirements.
Program Code: 509
The certificate in User Experience Design requires 18 Credit Hours (6 courses)
Required Courses
- ART 243: Digital Media (or AD 210 for students who have taken this course)
- UX 220: Introduction to User Experience Design
- UX 330: User Interface Design
- UX 340: Intro to Developing and Prototyping for Interactive Design
- UX 400: User Experience Advanced Studio
Restricted Electives (Pick One from the below)
- UX 300: User Experience Strategy & Content Creation
- ART 331: Visual Thinking
- UX 430: Advanced User Interface Design
- UX 440: Advanced Developing and Testing for Interactive Design
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