If you live in or near Bloomington, Indiana and are interested in
helping out with getting a local IxDA group started, please let us
know by completing this form - http://bit.ly/bNPTWz
We will have our own local section on the ixda.org website in a few
weeks and plan to have a call-out meeting
@himanshu - Like Will said, a master's degree in the US will
typically take two years. The HCI/d master's at Indiana University
requires 36 credit hours to graduate. Technically, you could do that
in about 16 months if you took classes in the summer. For more info
on our program, check out the
Sourabh:
I do not know if IND stands for Indiana University but one of the
best programs in the country is the Human-Computer Interaction Design
Master's program at the School of Informatics and Computing at
Indiana University. I will be getting my degree from this program
next spring. For more
What are you proposing to be the basis for the certification?
What schools did you look at that you haven't been too confident
with?
How do you propose that these degrees, programs and courses receive
IxDA recognition (related to first question)?
If you are finding sub-par designs, perhaps you
