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This advanced learning path equips HCI students with the knowledge and skills to design, evaluate, and improve socio-technical systems that support interaction, collaboration, and community. It covers foundational concepts in social psychology, CSCW, groupware, coordination, and social media design, culminating in the practical application of these principles to real-world design challenges.
A systematic advanced path for HCI students to explore cutting-edge interaction paradigms, covering foundational interaction design, novel input devices, multimodal interaction, and tangible interaction, with emphasis on evaluation and design principles.
This learning path introduces students to the broader User Experience (UX) field, emphasizing user-centered design (UCD) and usability. It covers core UX research methods, journey mapping, service design, UX writing, and strategic thinking, providing a comprehensive foundation for a career in UX.
This learning path explores how emotions influence user experience and interaction design. It covers foundational psychology of emotion, emotional design principles, and practical applications such as persuasive design and user engagement. The path is designed for HCI students with an interest in the emotional aspects of technology.
This learning path introduces students to the human factors that influence interface design, covering anthropometry, ergonomics, physical interaction, workload, and human error. It integrates psychological principles and design considerations to prepare students for creating user-centered interfaces.
This learning path introduces students to web accessibility standards and inclusive design principles. It covers key guidelines (WCAG), assistive technologies, design for various disabilities, universal design, and practical accessibility testing methods.
This learning path introduces HCI students to core web interface design principles, covering the basics of GUI design and HTML/CSS, then progressing through information architecture, responsive design, web usability, accessibility, and SEO. The path emphasizes practical application and prepares learners to create user-centered, accessible, and effective web interfaces.
A focused learning path for HCI students covering the core design considerations for mobile interfaces, including mobile-first design, touch interaction, screen constraints, context-awareness, and gestures. The path progresses from foundational HCI and design principles to specialized mobile design topics and culminates in practical application exercises.
This path guides HCI students and designers through the foundational principles of interaction design—affordances, signifiers, mapping, feedback, constraints, and direct manipulation—within the context of human-computer interaction and user-centered design. It progresses from core concepts to practical application, ensuring a solid understanding of how to create intuitive and effective interfaces.
This learning path introduces the fundamental principles and patterns of graphical user interface (GUI) design within the context of human-computer interaction. It covers core concepts such as usability, visual design, layout, navigation, and interaction patterns, and culminates in practical skills in prototyping and usability testing. Designed for university-level HCI students, the path emphasizes evidence-based design and user-centered methods.