The whole course really felt like a waste of time and money. No hands-on experience with UI/UX techs like it was with Prof. Brown last year. Instead, it was really disorganized, incohesive, with a futile group project and not the best feedback system. *I would highly recommend taking transfer credit elsewhere if you want to learn and the course has not been modified to be more practical

History of HCI, some pieces of info from different disciplines (psychology, history, design) but not cohesive. An overwhelming amount of info is given without any clear goal for the content. Slides are copy/paste definitions and videos here and there.

Friendly and approachable but slides are disorganized and lectures are overloaded with content without any clear destination or learning objectives.

Take the course elsewhere through a transfer credit. You get a T on your transcript if you pass but at least you get to learn something practical about HCI