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This learning path equips designers and developers with the knowledge and skills to design effective voice user interfaces (VUIs) and conversational experiences. It covers fundamental HCI principles, AI basics, VUI design patterns, conversational design, and prototyping techniques, culminating in a capstone project.
This advanced learning path equips university students with a deep understanding of human-robot interaction (HRI) principles, covering foundational HCI and robotics concepts, core interaction design challenges, and advanced topics such as social robotics, trust, and autonomy. Learners will develop the skills to design, evaluate, and improve robot interfaces and interactions for real-world applications.
This learning path equips UX designers with the knowledge and skills needed to design effective enterprise and business systems. It covers managing complexity, designing workflows, handling data-heavy interfaces, and creating role-based designs, with a focus on the intersection of UX design and business analysis.
This learning path guides HCI students through the foundational concepts and practical skills of qualitative research, from epistemological underpinnings to advanced analysis techniques like thematic analysis, grounded theory, and narrative analysis. It emphasizes the integration of qualitative methods within HCI and social sciences, enabling learners to design, conduct, and critically evaluate qualitative studies.
This learning path provides a comprehensive foundation in quantitative research methods for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). It covers experimental design, statistical analysis (t-tests, ANOVA), factor analysis, and data visualization, emphasizing their application to HCI research. The path progresses from basic statistical concepts to advanced multivariate techniques, with practical applications in HCI contexts.
This graduate-level path equips researchers and practitioners with a systematic understanding of ethical issues in HCI research and design. It covers philosophical foundations, research ethics, and practical design challenges such as privacy, dark patterns, and bias, culminating in a responsible design framework.
This advanced graduate-level path equips researchers and practitioners with the knowledge and skills to conduct design research in HCI. It covers the theoretical foundations, key methods (ethnography, participatory design, co-design, and probes), and the practical and ethical considerations for integrating research into design practice.
This advanced learning path guides graduate students and researchers through the major theoretical frameworks that inform HCI research: activity theory, distributed cognition, situated action, and phenomenology. It connects these theories to their psychological and philosophical roots, contrasts their assumptions, and explores their application to interaction design and analysis.
This advanced learning path equips HCI students with the skills to design and conduct rigorous UX evaluations using both qualitative and quantitative methods. It covers standardized questionnaires, physiological metrics, A/B testing, and analytics, grounded in solid statistical principles. The path emphasizes practical application and interpretation for career-ready competence.
This path equips HCI/AI students with the knowledge to design adaptive and intelligent interfaces. It covers foundational HCI principles, AI/ML basics, and then dives into recommender systems, adaptive interfaces, and conversational interfaces, culminating in a design project that integrates these concepts.