This class will focus on how to create interfaces that get people to take the action you intended them to take and how to make that interaction a compelling experience. We will look at a wide range of examples of interaction design and explore different approaches to solving user experience problems across a number of platforms and at a wide range of scales. The class format will include lecture, student presentations, class discussion and in-class design exercises. The class will be very hands-on with assignments each week that focus on a particular aspect of user experience design including research, wire-framing, rapid prototyping, critique and user testing. Tools will include pen and paper, models and digital tools. Students will be active participants in the class and all assignments will be discussed and reviewed in class. Students should come to every class with a computer and sketchbook. Sec: 001: Th 3:20-5:50pm (01/25 – 03/08) Sec. 002: Th 6:30-9:00pm (01/25 – 03/08)

ITPG-GT.2805.1 () | Instructor: Katherine Dillon | Thur 3:20pm to 6:30pm | Meeting Pattern: 7-First Half | Start Date

ITPG-GT.2805.2 () | Instructor: Su Hyun Kim | Thur 6:30pm to 9:00pm | Meeting Pattern: 7-First Half | Start Date