UX 362 - Artificial Intelligence Aspects of User Experience

3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits

Course Description
This course will introduce concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) as related to the human experience. Specifically, students will learn how the development of AI will impact the field of UX-focusing on UX research, interface design, and data collection/dissemination. Additionally, students will be introduced to augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), semantic workflows, object-oriented UX, personality design, cognitive app, and how this technology will pave the way for the future. (prereq: UX 1400, UX 361)

Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Explain how AI impacts the human experience
Explain the impacts of AI on UX
Inventory objects within an experience to create patterns
Understand AR, VR, and “no” user interface technologies
Understand how AI, AR, and VR work together and are different
Describe semantic workflows, personality and conversational design, and cognitive apps

Prerequisites by Topic

Behavior basics
Information architecture
Site maps and task flows
Prototypes and wireframes
Visual design basics
User research and usability testing
Content strategy
Data for UX designers

Course Topics

The future of the human machine
The future of technologies and industries
The future of UX
Data as a material for of the information age
UX research and interface design paradigm shifts
Object-oriented UX
Semantic workflows
Personality and conversational design
Cognitive apps

Coordinator
Amii LaPointe

Announcement

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UX 362 - Artificial Intelligence Aspects of User Experience