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Designers not only need to be fluent with individual raster and vector technologies, but also need to be able to integrate both into a project, knowing where to draw upon the strengths of each. Students will apply tools and techniques to create complex graphics and combine vector and raster graphics...

Designers need the skills to build multimedia components such as video, audio, soundtracks, and dynamic graphics for delivery to developers for mobile or web apps. Students create multimedia content for marketing/communication strategies and to support supplied UX criteria. Topics include...

Formerly WMDD 4920Developers working in industry must contend with multiple database types and technologies. In this class, students are introduced to the fundamentals of relational and non-relational databases. Students write SQL statements as well as NoSQL programs to create and access databases...

A continuation of the Introduction to User Experience course. In-depth examination of human abilities (mental models, cognitive resources, and sensory processing). Building functional prototypes and evaluating them using a wide variety of methods, including observations, interviews, questionnaires...

Continues from Object-Oriented Analysis and Design into the programming phase. Implements the fundamental concepts of programming from an object-oriented (OO) perspective: abstraction; objects; classes and class hierarchies; methods; parameter passing; encapsulation and information hiding...

Formerly WMDD 4935Students are introduced to server-side and client-side programming languages and frameworks for implementing dynamic websites and applications. Students work with form data and data validation, integration with backend databases, and client-side application frameworks.Students will...

Currently Android and iOS are the two most popular operating systems on mobile devices. Students focus on creating apps for the Android platform. Topics include implementation of activities, coding intents, use of audio/visual assets, testing and deployment as well as other APIs beyond the core...

Currently, iOS and Android are the two most popular operating systems on mobile devices. Coursework focusses on the Swift programming language and creation of apps for the iOS platform. Topics include building storyboards, implementing actions, using audio/visual assets, testing and deployment...

Most websites and many mobile apps require some type of customized backend; that is, hardware and software hosted on a server that ultimately serves up the content to the user. Students install and configure a Linux server along with services for websites and mobile apps. Topics include network and...

Students examine the software industry from the perspective of an entrepreneur who develops websites and mobile applications. Students explore all facets of the business side of creative technologies, from developing a new audience, and building a business plan, to building and managing an effective...