Human-Computer Interaction

HCI Associated Faculty

Human–computer interaction (HCI) research centers on designing technologies that serve people first.

We study how individuals and groups interact with digital systems, and we translate those insights into the design of more usable, accessible, and inclusive technologies. Our work spans interactive developer tools, collaborative platforms, accessibility technologies, creativity support systems, and human-AI collaboration. Through rigorous empirical research and user-centered design, we create systems that enhance productivity, creativity, and well-being, while ensuring broad societal benefit and ethical responsibility.

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Design Technology That Puts People First
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Earn a MS in Information Systems with a concentration in Human-Centered Computing (HCCM) and create intuitive systems that enhance productivity, creativity, and well-being across industries.