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r/compsci - What is typically taught in Human Computer Interaction?
r/compsci - What is typically taught in Human Computer Interaction?
Graduate HCI classes are far better because there is so much depth to the field. Basically, through a combination of understanding human psychology, knowing the right questions to ask, and understanding how to properly model how people will use a system you can make software that flows naturally. That last point, sometimes referred to as Cognitive Engineering, is extremely important.
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r/compsci - What is typically taught in Human Computer Interaction?