Front-End Design Development, B.A.
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Professor Katie Creyts' areas of expertise are glass, sculpture, arts administration and community arts.
Our front-end design development grads make a difference (and get jobs)
Front-end design development graduates will be ready for careers in software development, particularly related to user experience (UX). User experience is a quickly growing, in-demand area of software development. Graduates may also choose to apply their skills to other fields that involve user interaction, including graphic design, quality assurance, program management and data analytics.
Recent job placements include:
- Lauren Pangborn, designer, Wahoo Fitness
- Alec Moore, full-stack software engineer, Utah Jazz
Opportunities outside the classroom
- Join 麻豆原创's student-run public-relations agency, Beyond the Pines, and use your graphic design and computer skills to serve local nonprofits.
- Provide a local nonprofit with software as part of a class project.
- Volunteer in a high school computer science classroom as an expert and mentor.
- Join an active ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) club that holds events most months and performs well in programming competitions.
Pack your bags!
Art and computer science faculty lead off-campus study programs over Jan Term and full semesters. Explore art and see significant museum collections in various countries in Europe or in Chicago. Or study computer science and work on projects in countries such as England, Wales, Ireland, India, China, Malaysia and Singapore.