Informatics is an interdisciplinary and inter-professional field that focuses on collecting, analyzing, securing, and managing data and information, and turning that data and information into actionable knowledge from a user-centered perspective within the context of another domain, such as health or cybersecurity/privacy.<br><br>Students will take 18 units of course work that will provide the foundations and skills needed to:<br><br>Design and develop secure user-centered knowledge structures for the Web environment using design thinking, prototyping, and human-computer interaction tools.<br>Set up secure digital assets management systems (DAM) working with metadata, workflow, taxonomy, data security, governance, and preservation of digital assets.<br>Define, identify, control, manage, secure, and preserve electronic records and information including the management of records and information as operational, legal, and historical evidence in electronic environments.