The Human-Computer Interaction course focuses on the design of computer technology as well as the interaction between users and technology. This topic of study has been recognised as a potentially intensive component of academics for technology over time, and it is now popularised and taken up as a major subject by students in the field of technology.

Study Level:

Students interested in Human-Computer Interaction might pursue it at many levels of education. The following study levels offer Human-Computer Interaction courses:

• Bachelor in Applied Science
• Bachelor in Artificial Intelligence
• Bachelor in Computer Engineering
• Bachelor in Computer Information Systems
• Bachelor in Computer Programming
• Bachelor in Computer Science
• Bachelor in Computer Systems Engineering
• Bachelor in Human-Computer Interaction
• Bachelor in Human Resource Management
• Bachelor in Information Systems
• Bachelor in Information Technology
• Bachelor in Networking
• Bachelor of Engineering
• Bachelor of Science
• Diploma in Human-Computer Interaction
• Graduate Diploma in Human-Computer Interaction
• Master in Applied Science
• Master in Artificial Intelligence
• Master in Computer Engineering
• Master in Computer Information Systems
• Master in Computer Programming
• Master in Computer Science
• Master in Computer Systems Engineering
• Master in Human-Computer Interaction
• Master in Human Resource Management
• Master in Information Systems
• Master in Information Technology
• Master in Networking
• Master of Engineering
• Master of Science
• Postgraduate Diploma in Human-Computer Interaction
• Doctoral Degree (Ph.D.)

Specialisation:

Students who are interested in this degree can choose from a variety of specialisations to enhance their study. A few essential specialisations for students to consider are listed below:

• Principles of user-centered design
• Techniques for prototyping and implementing interactive products
• Methods for evaluating interactive technologies with and without user involvement
• Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
• Finance and Technology
• Games and Multimedia Environments
• Key concepts and issues in HCI
• Theories and history of HCI
• Understanding users
• Human factors
• Designing interactions
• Prototyping
• Evaluation techniques for usability
• Interaction / US Design methods
• Studies on Human Performance
• Mixed Reality
• Human-Computer Systems
• Advanced methods in Human Factors and Human-Computer Interaction
• Design Ethnography

Employability:

In an age where technology has become a significant part of people's lives, and where existing materials are being advanced to the point of becoming mandatory, industries are constantly in need of recruiting new individuals to implement new ideas and effective talents. Human-Computer Interaction professionals interpret, design, and implement goods and websites in accordance with manufacturers' needs and desires. Students who major in Human-Computer Interaction have numerous employment options available to them in a variety of leading organisations and technology enterprises. Such opportunities available in India are as follows:

• Entrepreneur
• User Research, Strategy and Interaction Design
• Interaction Design, Visual Design
• Back end Developer
• UI Developer
• Design Lead
• Web Designer
• Web Developer (Freelancing)
• Software Engineer
• Senior Product Designer
• Researcher- Computer Vision
• Software Tester
• Assistant Professor - Computer Science
• Analytics Specialist-Reporting
• Data Scientist

Some of the most prevalent career roles for Human-Computer Interaction graduates include:

• Entrepreneur
• Front-End Developer
• Front-End Designer
• Product Manager and Designers
• Interaction Designer
• Human Factors Engineer

• UX Developer
• Mobile Application Designer
• Product Designer
• Research Associate
• Senior Software Engineer
• UI/UX Designer
• UI/UX Developer
• User Experience Researcher
• Design Engineer
• Interactive Developer
• Lead UX Designer
• Senior UX Designer
• Research Assistant
• Information Architect

• UX Architect
• Interactive Designer
• Software Developer
• Graphic Designer
• Web Designer
• Visual Designer
• Account Executive
• Web Developer
• HCI Consultant
• Information Analyst
• Multimedia Designer
• UX Professional