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Creative Media students eager to explore the potential of human relationships with computer systems and the evolution of the field may want to pursue Interaction Design as a secondary concentration.
While learning about creative ways to approach technology, you’ll be introduced to the sensory side of interfaces—sounds, images, how pages move—with a focus on interactivity as a design element. With our Interaction Design concentration, you will develop creative confidence and build a toolbox of technical skills that can be used in a variety of career settings. Through courses in this concentration, you can:
All Creative Media students are required to select a Primary Area of Focus and a Complementary Area of Focus. Shown here is the curriculum for the 12-credit Complementary Area of Focus. Interaction Design is not currently offered as a Primary Area of Focus.
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