HCI+D Interdisciplinary Faculty Group
Meet the dedicated HCI and Design faculty who support and teach in the program
The Master of Human-Computer Interaction and Design program was founded by DUB, a research center and grassroots alliance of faculty, students, researchers, and industry partners interested in Human Computer Interaction & Design research and education at the University of Washington. The program is overseen by the HCI+D Interdisciplinary Faculty Group which is composed of two dub-involved faculty from each of our four sponsoring academic units.
Human-robot interaction, programming by demonstration, robot teleoperation
Technology to support positive behavior changes, access to diverse information, supporting health and wellness behaviors through self-tracked data
Human-computer interaction, ubiquitous computing, sensing, accessibility.
Design, interaction design, sustainability.
Design, industrial design, interaction design, new media.
UX design & strategy, interaction design, product design, prototyping, emerging technology, outcomes focused design
Child-Computer Interaction, Learning Sciences, Families and Technologies.
Low-resource environments, innovation, hacker and maker cultures, gaming, design for digital inclusion, Hackademia.
Teaching Faculty, 2019-20
Core courses are taught by faculty from several departments and from industry
The teaching faculty in the Master of Human Computer Interaction+ Design program come from the sponsoring departments as well as the program director and guest instructors from industry.
HCID 521: Prototyping Studio (Wi)
HCID 531: User Research Studio (Sp)
HCID 520: User Interface Software & Technology (Wi)
HCID 511: Ideation Studio (Au)
HCID 531: User Research Studio (Sp)
HCID 541: Capstone Studio (Su)
HCID 590: Dub Seminar (Au, Wi, Sp, Su)
HCID 510: Design of Interactive Systems (Sp)
HCID 541: Capstone Studio (Su)
HCID 530: User Research (Au)
HCID 521: Prototyping Studio (Wi)
HCID 511: Ideation Studio (Au)
HCID 540: Capstone Planning (Wi)