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The course explores the impact of hearing differences on communication, education, participation, and quality of life. A special emphasis is placed on the diversity of communication needs and choices among deaf and hard of hearing people. Then it will examine how communication accessibility is achieved through study of current and emerging technology, trends in industry, public policies, and the government agencies that enforce these policies. Access to telecommunications (including Internet and wireless communications, relay services, etc.), information, video media, emergency services, public accommodations, employment, education, and other contexts are included.

Program: Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credit: 3

Other Courses

AHC-693

Thesis Accessibility Project…

The Master’s Project is a required, culminating project…

Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credits 1

AHC-692

Accessibility Internship

Students will undertake an internship in an accessible…

Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credits 1

AHC-691

Thesis Accessibility Project…

The Master’s Project is a required, culminating project…

Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credits 1

AHC-622

Accessible Data Visualization

Data visualization is the art and science of…

Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credits 3

AHC-621

Interactive Design for…

Designing meaningful relationships among people and the products…

Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credits 3

AHC-611

Principles of Statistics

This is a graduate-level introduction to statistics for…

Accessible Human-Centered Computing

Credits 3