Academics

This course is offered to undergraduate students of BRAC University. This course aims to equip students with a strong foundation in human–computer interaction by exploring human-centered design principles, user research methods, and usability evaluation techniques. Students will learn to identify real-world HCI problems, conduct qualitative and quantitative user research, analyze user data, and translate insights into personas, user stories, and design prototypes. The course emphasizes inclusive, ethical, and accessible design, preparing students to design, evaluate, and iteratively improve interactive systems that address diverse user needs and societal contexts.

This course is offered to post-graduate students of BRAC University. The course introduces the fundamental principles and concepts of human–computer interaction. Students will learn to design usable and accessible user interfaces by considering user goals, tasks, preferences, and the physical and cognitive abilities of different user groups. The course emphasizes user-centered design and evaluation methods, along with social and ethical issues such as privacy, security, and accessibility. Students will work in teams to design and evaluate user interfaces, developing skills in communication, collaboration and project management.