TCOM 3046: Information Architecture

3 Credit Hours

Prerequisite: TCOM 2010; Non-majors: by permission of the Department
Students learn about the art and science of structuring information for the web and other devices. This class defines what an information architect (IA) does and what role this individual has as part of a development team. The principles of information architecture are covered, including information-seeking behavior, organizing and labeling models, navigation, search strategies, and other areas critical to a successful architecture. Students learn how to develop wireframe prototypes for testing and review.