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Augmented & Virtual Reality Design
Undergraduate CertificateThese program requirements are for students who enroll in the 2022-2023 academic year.
The augmented and virtual reality design certificate program at University of Maryland Global Campus helps provide you with entry-level skills for a career in these immersive technologies. In this project-centric program, you’ll be exposed to virtual reality design and augmented reality design, 3D game engines, user experience and interface design, and immersive design techniques.
- Gain skills: Gain entry-level skills for a career in immersive technologies.
- Gain hands-on experience: Develop, test, and deploy augmented reality experiences following design theory and best practices.
- Delve into digital design: Study the principles, practices, techniques, and theories that govern web and digital design.
- Learn techniques: Learn about the techniques and theories that govern scripting and programming languages.
- Study design thinking: Gain skills in design thinking and the basic principles of user experience and interaction design.
- Manage projects: Modify existing scripting languages and HTML code and conduct a usability review.
- (3 Credits, CMST 290)
- (3 Credits, CMST 315)
- (3 Credits, CMST 330)
- (3 Credits, CMST 331)
- (3 Credits, CMST 390)
- (3 Credits, CMST 490)
This certificate program is designed to help you gain project-based experience in virtual and augmented reality design, UX, 3D game engines, and more.
No previous experience is needed.
- All courses available online
- Select hybrid courses available
- $250 per credit hour
(Europe & Downrange)
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This program follows standard UMGC admission requirements.
This program does not have military restrictions. It is available to all eligible civilian and military-affiliated students.
This program does not have state-specific restrictions.