Brajendu,
All information you asked for is in depaul's website. If you still got
questions, list them down and call, or email them.
- Achyuta
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 1:43 AM, Brajendu Behera wrote:
> Hi Achyuta...
> Thanks for your helping note. I visited the link -
> http://www.cdm.depaul.edu/a
Hi Achyuta...
Thanks for your helping note. I visited the link -
http://www.cdm.depaul.edu/academics /Pages /MSinHuman
-ComputerInteraction.aspx
Can you enlighten us on the cost of the degree you are pursuing ? and
how is the cost of living over there?
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Yes Kristen, I will go through them.
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Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To
I think only you can answer that question, Sourabh. Each program has
a different focus with different courses. You'll have to go through
them, look at the course descriptions and figure out which one is
right for you.
It's not like a Bachelors degree where no matter where you go, the
courses are
As suggested in blog, I have sent an email request to solve the
curiosity, whether or not GRE is necessary for graduate application.
I agree with everyone, but on the other hand those who have English
their first language with work experience, it is obviously good for
them because they are aware ab
my imagination is not very good.
I'm sorry gang!
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Welcome to the Interaction Design Association
MIT Media Lab? Is MIT not worth going to? ;)
On Nov 18, 2009, at 3:50 AM, dave malouf wrote:
GRE's are almost always required by graduate programs. It is usually
required by accreditation bodies. So even non-academic programs like
our Interactive Design & Game Development (which also might fit
Hi everybody,
I'm also looking for a MS in User Experience... but since I'm not at
the US or UK, I'd like to find an online course... can you suggest me
where to look for?
Thanks a lot!
--
Paola Sales
www.paolasales.com
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 11:48 PM, Shivan Kannan wrote:
>>4. For admis
David: No flaming coming from here! I've done a fair bit of research
on testing and standardized tests. They have little to no predictive
validity, meaning your test score on a standardized test is not
predictive in any way of your future performance in grad school.
However, they are still requi
@dave:
I don't know if the statement, "I can't imagine a school worth
going to in the US that wouldn't require them [GRE]" is completely
true. Arizona State has a really great design school and their
Masters in Interaction Design does not require the GRE. Of course,
they do require a 3.0 GPA in un
To follow up with the GRE question, I can confirm Elin's comment.
They waived any GRE requirement for me because I had 3 years of work
experience.So yes, definitely don't let the GRE thing stop you
from applying. And also, you may have better luck getting admitted
by directly contacting the
I also have seen some professional programs either not require the GRE (yes,
some don't) or if they do, they'll let you take any of the advanced tests as
a substitute. Basically what I was told (this was my experience) was that
since I had so much work experience, the GRE/Other test was more of a
That said, any grad school in the US worth attending understand that
foreign students might not easily have access to the GRE test - and in
some cases they WILL wave this requirement. So I would recommend any
student in this situation not to let it be a barrier and waste another
year waitin
GRE's are almost always required by graduate programs. It is usually
required by accreditation bodies. So even non-academic programs like
our Interactive Design & Game Development (which also might fit your
needs, of which I'm not a professor) would require GRE's TOEFL and
Portfolio.
I can't imagi
Aricheson
Thanks for the link. I think, this is what I was looking for.
Michigan HCI program: http://si.umich.edu/msi/hci.htm
Texas: http://www.ischool.utexas.edu/programs /optional
_specializations.php Information
I can go with utexas.edu/
Will send them an email for more information. I am p
Achyuta,
It is just that I wanted to send all document with TOEFL scores
before January 15th to start schooling for August 2010. So that, I
don't much time to prepare GRE. If GRE scores are necessary, so,
that matter I need to skip this year and have to apply next year
2011.
For doing Usability,
>4. For admission, is it important to have programming background,
such as, javascript, c, c , php, .net
I think it is not required. A portfolio or some background in design
may be required for special courses.
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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
I can highly recommend both the University of Michigan School of
Information and The University of Texas School of Information.
I received my MILS from Michigan '96 and am working on an advanced
certificate in Usability & Information Architecture from Texas '09.
Michigan HCI program: http://si.umi
I'm studying HCI at DePaul University. Here is the link -
http://www.cdm.depaul.edu/academics/Pages/MSinHuman-ComputerInteraction.aspx
You will not need GRE, but TOEFL is required.
Other than that, GRE is required for most graduate programs in the U.S.
Good luck.
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 9:03 PM
Thanks Tony and Brian for the links,
I have done Bachelor of Fine Arts from IND, and have been working in
web / IT industry from last five years. I would like to specialize
learning in Usability, Interaction Design, and Information architect.
Please have a look - http://www.nickfinck.com/about/
Iowa State University offers HCI masters and PhD programs. The
programs dont require anything more than some computer science
background, although because the programs were spawned from the
Virtual Reality Application Center there is a programming component
to it, although if I remember it was an
Stanford University's Symbolic Systems Master's program (of which
I'm a graduate):
http://symsys.stanford.edu/ssp_static?page=masters.html
Andn the HCI concentration in the Computer Science program:
http://hci.stanford.edu/
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Hello Group,
I am back again with the same request. As, I have been looking for
the college and university to continue master degree in Interaction
Design, Usability, User Research, User Experience, Information
Architect.
My curiosity is...
1. Whether the courses are available under one roof o
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