Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
offered by MIT University

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Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
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MIT University
Overview

Conceive AR/VR applications and communicate them to developers

Duration	8 weeks
Total fee	₹1.72 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
at
MIT University
Highlights

Earn a certificate and 4 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from MIT xPRO
Insights from renowned MIT faculty and experts
Learn to define, visualize, and pitch your XR game concept

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
at
MIT University
Course details

Skills you will learn

Retail Manufacturing Technology Game Development

Who should do this course?

For UX/3D UI/interaction designers
For Industry leaders and managers
For Unity developers, app developers, and 3D developers

What are the course deliverables?

You will acquire the essential vocabulary and knowledge of XR concepts to communicate meaningfully with different stakeholders
Expand your knowledge of XR system elements in addition to design principles, approaches, and processes. Crucially, you will also learn to consider users' needs and values in XR design
You will apply XR concepts and design principles to create XR applications
Gain some introductory hands-on experience with XR system development, and better understand how to conceive XR system development ideas and communicate with developers

More about this course

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality from MIT xPRO provides a foundational understanding and conversational fluency in the principles that underlie XR technologies along with the ability to consider users' needs when refining applications or developing new ones
By the end of this eight-week program, you will be better positioned to conceive XR system ideas, communicate them to developers, and make recommendations to clients and other key stakeholders
Companies on the cutting edge recognize that extended reality (XR) has the capability to reinvent the way we communicate, experience gaming and other forms of entertainment, and transform industries such as healthcare, real estate, retail and e-commerce

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
at
MIT University
Curriculum

Week 1: Introduction to Technologies of Virtuality

Week 2: Producing VR and AR Experiences I: Design Overview

Week 3: Producing VR and AR Experiences II: Design Processes

Week 4: XR Apps Development

Week 5: Game Development

Week 6: XR Communication and Social Applications

Week 7: Evaluating XR Systems

Week 8: Broader Implications of XR

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
at
MIT University
Faculty details

D. Fox Harrell

Professor D. Fox Harrell’s research focuses on pioneering new forms of computational media such as interactive narrative technologies, virtual and augmented reality systems, videogames for social change, and simulations of social phenomena.