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Updates as the year goes along. Here are the program sheets for the HCI specialization of the CS bachelors and masters degrees. Notes: Often, project courses require applications. Factor that into your course planning. (e.g., don't create a degree plan that only works if you get into a limited-enrollment course. Make sure to have a backup plan.) Also, cs193 classes do not count towards degree requirements. The HCI curriculum places a strong emphasis on project-based learning -- to get quarterly announcements about project presentations, join the HCI friends list.
winter 2012
cs247 HCI Design Studio Heer
me391 d.science Rogers, Zimmerman, Migurski
fall 2011
cs147 Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction Design Klemmer
cs476a Music, Computing and Design I Wang
summer 2011
comm114s Persuasion, contagion, and compliance-gaining in online media Eckles
spring 2011
cs303 Designing Computer Science Experiments Klemmer, Levis
cs376 Research Topics in Human-Computer Interaction Klemmer
cs379l Designing Liberation Technologies Cohen, Winograd, Yusuf
cs448G Research Topics in Interactive Data Analysis Heer
cs477 Co-adaptation and Instrumental Interaction Beaudouin-Lafon, Mackay
cs547 HCI Seminar Dow
ee47 Press Play: Interactive Device Design Ju

related courses outside cs

The below courses are likely of interest to HCI students. Some may be included in some HCI degree programs. They are listed by department. For more information about a particular course, see the Stanford Course Bulletin. Also, check out:

  • The d.school course offerings
  • The creativity couse guide
  • The symbolic systems course list

    • Art

    Communication

    Music

    Education

    Computational Mathematics & Engineering

    Mechanical Engineering (Design Division)

    Management Science and Engineering

    Psychology