MS Human-Computer Interaction

Course Overview This Master of Science in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) equips students with the expertise to design, prototype, and evaluate intuitive and impactful digital products. The program's interdisciplinary core merges principles from computer science, design, and behavioral science to teach user-centered design methodologies. Students gain hands-on experience creating and assessing a range of technologies, from mobile apps to interactive systems, with a focus on user research, information architecture, and iterative prototyping. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary curriculum blending computer science, design, and social sciences Hands-on learning in user research and user-centered design approaches Prototype development for web, mobile, and desktop applications Expertise in evaluating the usability and usefulness of technology Focus on information architecture and interaction design principles