Human Computer Interaction Masters/MSc
Master
In Birmingham
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Birmingham
Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is probably the single most important area for the success of a computer system and also provides great opportunities for innovation and creativity. In this course you will cover the underpinning theories, methodologies and practice of the discipline.
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- Project
Course programme
This is a one year, full-time course. In the first 8 months, you will spend half of their time studying taught modules. Here we will cover the core principles, theories, methodologies and application areas of the discipline, there will also be an opportunity to take optional modules.
You will also complete a research project. Here you will work one-to-one with one of our research-active staff to explore an area in great depth – analysing the problem and existing solutions, developing new ideas and building or evaluating prototype systems. You will develop your skills in analysis, research, technology and also in presenting and explaining your work clearly and effectively.
Core modules- Project - 60 credits
- Research Topics in HCI - 20 credits
- Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing (Extended) - 20 credits
- Human Compter Interaction Theory and Practice - 20 credits
- Mini Project - 20 credits
- Research Skills, Evaluation Methods, and Statistics - 20 credits
Choose 20 credits, subject to timetabling constraints, example of optional modules are listed below:
- Intelligent Robotics (Extended) - 20 credits
- Teaching Computer Science in Schools (Extended) - 20 credits
- Individual Studies (Extended) - 20 credits
- Machine Learning and Intelligent Data Analysis (Extended) - 20 credits
- Software Workshop 1 - 20 credits
- Software Workshop 2 - 20 credits
Please note: The modules listed on the website for this programme are regularly reviewed to ensure they are up-to-date and informed by the latest research and teaching methods.
Human Computer Interaction Masters/MSc