MBA Programs
Human Factors in Information Design Concentration
Prepares students to understand product usability and user experience design, and the relevance of these concepts relate to overall competitive strategy. The concentration emphasizes human behavior related to learning and using systems, methodologies for collecting user requirements that inform product design, and strategies for evaluating system usability. Courses offer insight into the user-centered design lifecycle, making strong connections to business strategy, project management, and product development.
Required Courses |
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Foundations in Human Factors |
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Testing and Assessment Programs |
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Field Methods in HCI |
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Elective Courses--Select one |
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Object-Oriented Application Development |
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Data Management and Systems Modeling |
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Technology Infrastructure of Information Systems |
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Managing a User Centered Design Team |
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Localization and the Global Market |
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Visualizing Information |
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Information Architecture: User-Centered Design for the World Wide Web |
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Measuring the User Experience |
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Special Topics in Human-Comptuer Interaction |
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Intelligent User Interfaces |
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Prototyping Theory and Practice |
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Internship in HFID |
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International Short-Term Program |
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Effective Speaking |
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Managerial Communication |
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Argumentation Strategies for Business |
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Cyberlaw |
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Managing Effective Work Teams |
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Negotiating |
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Managing Organizational Change |
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Management of Technology |
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Project Management |
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Management of Innovation |
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E-Business Strategy |
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Intermediate Statistical Modeling for Business |
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Quantitative Analysis for Business and Finance |
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