Content Strategy and Information Architecture (VCDP 2351)
The selection and organization of content is a critical component in the design of interactive experiences, and this course introduces students to important concepts in both content strategy and information architecture. Students will learn to use design research to inform the creation of a content strategy that fits users' needs and achieves project goals. Coursework will introduce students to various principles of information architecture – the logical and thoughtful organization of information. Students will explore various approaches to information structure, organization schemes, and navigation and will practice communicating content strategy using standard industry approaches.
Course code: VCDP 2351
Credits: 3.0
Length: 54.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
VCDP 1115, VCDP 1280 OR 2315, VCDP 1135, taken prior or concurrently.
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