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The document outlines the standard path for a Bachelor of Science in User Experience Design, detailing required courses, credit units (CUs), and their respective terms. A total of 115 CUs are needed for completion, covering topics such as organizational behavior, design applications, and project management. Additionally, it notes that the curriculum may be modified by WGU to ensure relevance and students must adhere to the catalog version in effect at their enrollment time.

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BSUXD

The document outlines the standard path for a Bachelor of Science in User Experience Design, detailing required courses, credit units (CUs), and their respective terms. A total of 115 CUs are needed for completion, covering topics such as organizational behavior, design applications, and project management. Additionally, it notes that the curriculum may be modified by WGU to ensure relevance and students must adhere to the catalog version in effect at their enrollment time.

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Standard Path for Bachelor of Science, User Experience Design

Course Description CUs Term

Organizational Behavior 3 1

Introduction to Communication:
3 1
Connecting with Others

Giving, Receiving and Incorporating


3 1
Feedback

Emotional and Cultural Intelligence 3 1

Innovative and Strategic Thinking 3 2

Foundations of Design 3 2

Critical Thinking: Reason and


3 2
Evidence

Adapting to Ambiguity 3 2

Empathizing, Defining, and Ideating 3 3

Principles of Management 4 3

Empathy and Inclusive Collaboration 3 3

Business Environment Applications I:


Business Structures and Legal 2 3
Environment
Fundamentals of Spreadsheets and
3 4
Data Presentations

Introduction to Business Accounting 3 4

Composition: Writing with a Strategy 3 4

Navigating Complex Problems 3 4

Introduction to Systems Thinking and


3 5
Applications

Introduction to Business Finance 3 5


Influential Communication through
3 5
Visual Design and Storytelling

Design Applications 3 5

Business Environment Applications II:


2 6
Process, Logistics, and Operations

Health, Fitness, and Wellness 4 6

Project Management 3 6

Change Management 3 6

Introduction to Sociology 3 7

Concepts in Marketing, Sales, and


3 7
Customer Contact

Integrated Physical Sciences 3 7

Prototyping and Iterating I 3 7

Prototyping and Iterating II 3 8

Applied Probability and Statistics 3 8

World History: Diverse Cultures and


3 8
Global Connections

Principles of Economics 3 8

Functions of Human Resource


3 9
Management

Leveraging AI and Technology in


3 9
Design

Managing in a Global Business


3 9
Environment

Business Simulation 4 9
Values-Based Leadership 3 10

Design Applied Learning Capstone 3 10

Total CUs 115

Changes to Curriculum
WGU publishes an Institutional Catalog, which describes the academic requirements of each degree
program. Although students are required to complete the program version current at the time of their
enrollment, WGU may modify requirements and course offerings within that version of the program to
maintain the currency and relevance of WGU’s competencies and programs. When program
requirements are updated, students readmitting after withdrawal from the university will be expected to
re-enter into the most current catalog version of the program.

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