Advanced HCI
Graduate · CS / Programming
Syllabus focus
Standard syllabus · STEM / applied
Pricing
Graduate-level rates are set on consultation. See the pricing page for K–12 and undergraduate rates.
Topics typically covered
Standard syllabus
Research methods
- Experimental design and statistical analysis for HCI
- Qualitative methods: interviews, ethnography, thematic analysis
- Mixed-methods study design
- Reproducibility and preregistration in HCI research
- Writing CHI-style papers
Interaction paradigms
- Ubiquitous and wearable computing
- Social computing and online communities research
- Information visualization theory
- Tangible and embodied interaction
- Critical and feminist HCI perspectives (survey)
STEM / applied
Building research systems
- Prototyping novel hardware/software systems
- Running lab and field deployments
- Telemetry, logging, and privacy in user studies
- Iterative design with stakeholder feedback
- Open-source release of research artifacts
Special topics
- AI-mediated interfaces and human-AI interaction
- Accessibility research beyond compliance checklists
- VR/AR user studies and cybersickness
- Participatory design with communities
- Thesis-scale project proposal development
Notes
Reading-heavy with a research project component. Prior HCI or UX coursework helpful.