2019-2020 Graduate/Doctorate Catalog 
    
    Apr 28, 2024  
2019-2020 Graduate/Doctorate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Human-Centered Interaction Design, M.S.


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Human-Centered Interaction Design


The following courses comprise the Master of Science in Human-Centered Interaction Design - 36 semester hours. The semester hour value of each course appears in parentheses ( ).

Complete all of the following Core courses - 18 semester hours:


Complete the following experiential courses - 6 semester hours:


Individualized Concentration: 12 semester hours


The Master of Science in Human-Centered Interaction Design student must take 12 elective credits (9 credits of existing courses with advisor consultation/approval and a 3 credit IMED 680 Special Topics course). Existing course offerings across Harrisburg University’s master’s degree programs will provide the student with opportunities to deepen their skills and knowledge of cognate areas in Analytics, Healthcare IT, E-Business, and IS/IT Management, dependent on the student’s interest. Upon acceptance to the program, the student will receive one-on-one advising to craft an appropriate program of study that balances the core focus in HCID, with complementary training from other Harrisburg University graduate programs. The intent is to provide the student with personally relevant training in subject and skill areas that align to the student’s career goals.

Recommended Sequence for the Two-Year Master of Science in Human-Centered Interaction Design Program


The sequence that appears below is based upon the availability of specific courses in each semester and the successful completion of course prerequisites.

First Year


Fall Semester


Total Semester Hours: 6

Spring Semester


Total Semester Hours: 6

Summer Semester


Total Semester Hours: 6

Second Year


Fall Semester


Total Semester Hours: 6

Spring Semester


Total Semester Hours: 6

Summer Semester


Total Semester Hours: 6

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