Human-Computer Interaction Design Minor

Total Units Required: 21

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The Minor in Human-Computer Interaction Design focuses on designing and evaluating interactive systems that enhance the user experience. You explore how people interact with technology and learn to create intuitive, user-centered digital products. By applying principles from design, psychology, and computing, you build skills needed to succeed in fields such as UX design, interaction design, and usability analysis.

As technology becomes more integrated into daily life, the demand for professionals who can design accessible and engaging digital experiences continues to grow. Whether you're studying graphic design, computer science, psychology, or another related field, this minor prepares you to shape how people connect with technology.