Designing New Interactions: Non-Visual Interfaces & AR/VR UX Design in Unity
By Tandon School of Engineering, New York via Emeritus
Explore Extended reality (XR), haptics, audio UX, UX design principles, etc., and learn about Unity with the Designing New Interactions programme by Emeritus.
Extended reality (XR) has gained popularity in the recent past, and XR applications and content offerings are becoming more affordable. And there is exponential growth projected for XR’s demand and its capabilities in ushering technological transformations. With the Designing New Interactions online course, you can get equipped with the know-how to design non-visual and visual user experiences for XR and 3D interactions.
The Designing New Interactions training aims to prepare UX designers in designing user experiences for various non-visual interfaces, including voice and interactive audio. The New York University Tandon School of Engineering offers this 7-week-long course. The training entails 15-20 hours of weekly study.
Moreover, you learn to use several industry-standard tools like Reaper, Adobe XD, and Unity. You will be creating high-fidelity prototypes of XR experiences comprising both non-visual and visual elements. Besides, the Designing New Interactions course syllabus allows you to build a design portfolio using emerging technologies and advance your career in UX design.
Designing New Interactions: Non-Visual Interfaces & AR/VR UX Design in Unity also offers the US $250 discount on the programme fee if you provide referrals.
You can either pay the full Designing New Interactions: Non-Visual Interfaces & AR/VR UX Design in Unity course fee upfront or in easy installments.
You can avail of up to 20% discounted price if you join along with your colleagues.
Designing New Interactions: Non-Visual Interfaces & AR/VR UX Design in Unity Fee Details
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Amount in USD
Course fee
$2500
Eligibility Criteria
After completing the Designing New Interactions training, Emeritus offers you a verified digital certificate.
What you will learn
Designing skills
As you complete the Designing New Interactions syllabus, you will know how to:
Develop fundamental expertise in sound design, haptic design, and interactive audio experience design
Utilise UX design principles for creating various non-visual interfaces, including voice and haptics
Build solid fundamental know-how to design and prototype in Unity
Incorporate best practices in sharing all your design ideas
Utilise several industry-standard tools like Reaper, Adobe XD, and Unity to design for Voice applications and XR environments
Who it is for
The Designing New Interactions certification course benefits the following categories of professionals:
Extended Reality developers, Unity developers, game developers, UX developers, UI developers, Software developers who want to understand non-visual interfaces and reinforce them using visual interfaces
Developers interested in developing fundamental skills to design and prototype in Unity
AR designers, VR designers, UX designers, XR designers, UI designers who want to explore UX design principles for several non-visual interfaces such as voice and haptics and learn the best practices and fundamentals of Unity to share design ideas and create improved experiences
UX consultants, AR consultants, VR consultants, and design consultants interested in staying up to date with the latest industry-standard tools used in designing voice applications and XR environments, building end-to-end UX solutions for clients, and developing an in-depth understanding of creating user interfaces
Admission Details
Step 1- https://em.online.engineering.nyu.edu/nonvisual-interfaces-unity, tap here to reach the Designing New Interactions: Non-Visual Interfaces & AR/VR UX Design in Unity course webpage.
Step 2- Click on a green coloured icon at the bottom of the page called ‘Apply Now. Create an account with Emeritus by providing basic personal details.
Step 3 – When you finish creating your account, you can access your course on the dashboard.
Application Details
The Designing New Interactions online course’s sign-up form requires your name (first and last), country, email, and a valid password.
The Syllabus
Explore haptics
The importance of feedback, as well as
The use of haptics to generate realistic experiences in XR environments.
Key components of the audio user experience, including UX sound design (theory and practice), audio user flows, and audio moment mapping.
How to source, edit and place sound in your demos and prototypes, working in Adobe XD.
Guest speaker: Sean Thornton of Audio UX.
Ambient computing
Conversation design
Mixing and rendering sound design, and using sound design to enhance user experience.
Guest speaker: Eric Seay of Audio UX.
An introduction to the Unity game engine
Experience prototyping using this industry-standard tool.
Use Unity to create storyboards for an XR experience of your own design
Block out key moments and UI elements
Prototype the core interactions in your experience.
Refine your Unity design by setting up an art pipeline, generating production assets, replacing UI Elements with more refined pieces
Test, reinforce, and complete your XR experience.
Documenting, presenting, distributing, and marketing your product, as well as payment methods
Getting your product reviewed.
Instructors
Tandon School of Engineering, New York Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
1: Does Emeritus create the Designing New Interactions training?
NYU Tandon School of Engineering creates and delivers the course.
2: Is the Designing New Interactions programme a long-term course?
The training runs for seven weeks.
3: Can I sign up with Emeritus for free?
Yes. The platform only asks for your full name, email address, password, and country name for signing up.
4: Does the Designing New Interactions online course offer a certificate?
Yes. By completing the course, you get a digital certificate.
5: Can I avail of discounts on Emeritus?
Yes. Under special pricing, you can enjoy a discount of up to 20% for participating in this training with your colleagues. To know more, write to group-enrollments@emeritus.org.