Human-Computer Interaction Research

Programs dedicated to human-computer interaction research at Texas A&M University are actively pursued in various academic departments. Please refer below to the departments below for more information on on-going HCI research that is going on at TAMU.

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

The department is located in the Dwight E. Look College of Engineering. Departmental research in human-computer interaction is actively pursued by at least seven departmental faculty members, and includes but are not limited to fields such as: artificial intelligence, computer graphics, design, and information science. Courses taught in the department include:

CSCE 436/CSCE 671 Computer-Human Interaction
CSCE 443 Game Development
CSCE 444 Interactive Information
CSCE 445/CSCE 656 Computers and New Media
CSCE 624 Sketch Recognition
CSCE 634 Intelligent User Interfaces
CSCE 655 Human-Centered Computing
CSCE 667 Human-Centered Seminar
CSCE 672 Computer-Supported Collaborative Work
CSCE 675 Digital Libraries
CSCE 689-604 Human Behavior Analytics
CSCE 689-609 Data Visualization

Link: https://engineering.tamu.edu/cse/research/areas/human-computer-interaction.html

Department of Visualization

The department is located in the College of Architecture. Departmental research in human-computer interaction is actively pursued by at least six departmental faculty members, and includes but are not limited to fields such as: animation, cognition, design, and visualization.

VIST 206 Visual Studies Studio I, Interactive Design track
VIST 305 Visual Studies Studio II, Interactive Design track
VIST 405 Visual Studies Studio III, Interactive Design track
VIST 489/VIZA 689 Understanding Interaction Design
VIZA 658 Experimental Techniques in Visualization: Embodied Interaction
VIST 489/VIZA 689 Information Visualization
VIST 489/689 Applied Perception
VIST 486 Intro to Game Design

Link: http://hci.viz.tamu.edu