I am finishing my HCI degree I've been contemplating the idea of
getting some courses in web mining and taking the online courses
offered by UBC in Web Analytics.
My take is that it can only make me more marketable besides the fact
that I find it interesting...Or am I completing deviating?
I'm afraid I'm the worst person to ask about today's programs.I
can think of a few highly regarded ones. Carnegie Mellon is probably
the best, and very design oriented. UC Berkely has the SILS program,
which has a CS history but is good at design process. UC San Diego
has a program that is
Hey Andrea! Thanks for the insight.
However,are there schools that cover a spectrum of Interaction
Design,Information Architecture, Usablity etc?
Will I have to Master at all of them?
Which schools are recommended in the US for Interaction Design?
How design oriented are they?
Thanks!!
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Explaining the differences in labels, especially between these two, is
mostly about fine distinctions. Wherever you go, you should try to
learn about all of these areas.
HCI was the term used when I was doing academic research into the
psychology of how humans interacted with computers.
Within
Hiya !
First of- a heads up on my background:
I am from India.I have graduated with a degree in engineering- compScience.
I work as a QA engineer for the UI component of the Virtual Center at VMware
.I am a very creative person with great analytical skills.I have decided
to pursue a career in
