My UX/ID Degree (4.5-year Undergrad at Georgia Tech)

UX design bootcamp? Or school? Here is how I start my UX design career at Georgia Tech for 4.5 years with a major in industrial design and a minor in computer science. It's definitely not linear and surely convoluted, but that's exactly what this video shows: what I did so that you can plan ahead and make better choice taking the better classes in school.

If you're interested in UX design but started in a different design program? No problems, many skills and knowledge are still connected and transferrable. I started my UX design career in industrial design, so it's proven possible :)

If you are considering UX design bootcamps/online courses/certificates, feel free to compare what they offer to a 4-year college curriculum, and perhaps that will give you some insight.

▶︎ All my 5 UX internships and takeaways
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyF_sc6nvQ&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKvLPGnvDOJnpLRoytMkno_z
▶︎ Write better UX resumes (all you need to know about UX resumes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_A3Ntp3TX0&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKsd04HK6A1plAH-nT0vkXNk&index=8

0:00 Intro
1:10 UX Freshman Year
4:02 UX Sophomore Year
8:56 UX Junior Year
12:27 UX Senior Year
15:18 2 Take-aways

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