INF2192H 0.5 Credits

UX Capstone

Course Description

A capstone course synthesizes knowledge and skills in research and design to apply them to a meaningful project in a practical real-world context. In the domain of UXD, this involves conducting research to understand user needs and organizational priorities, discovering issues, gaps and opportunities, and creating potential solutions by designing or redesigning interactions, services, interfaces, or experiences. Situating discovery and design work in the context of a complex ecology of stakeholder values, needs, and priorities requires alignment, facilitation, presentation, and negotiation skills, while delivering impact and value through design involves strategic planning of research and design outputs, scoping activities and milestones, and selecting appropriate tools and approaches from the breadth of UX practice. Students receive coaching and guidance in supervised working sessions to complete a major capstone design project with an outside client organization. 

This course can be used to fulfil the “Professional Values” Requirement.

Pre-requisites: Completion of 3.5 FCEs including INF2191H, INF2169H 

Current Timetable

INF2192HS UX Capstone

Session Winter (S) 2025

Practicum 
PRA0101

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  • TBD TBD

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  • Day(s): Thursday Time(s): to
    Location: BL

Practicum 
PRA0102

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  • TBD TBD

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  • Day(s): Thursday Time(s): to
    Location: BL

Practicum 
PRA0103

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  • TBD TBD

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  • Day(s): Thursday Time(s): to
    Location: BL

Practicum 
PRA0104

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  • TBD TBD

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  • Day(s): Thursday Time(s): to
    Location: BL

Lecture 
LEC0101

Instructors:

  • Velian Pandeliev
  • Sarah English
  • Karen Maxwell

Schedule:

  • Day(s): Wednesday Time(s): to
    Location: BA