Research in HCI
Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is the study of how people use computers throughout their lives. Therefore, our research seeks to develop interfaces that are useful, usable and enjoyable. It focuses on activities ranging from design to development to evaluation of computer systems, with a goal of understanding how computers and technology affect people and society.
Research (along with innovation in computing education) is one of the primary ways our program redefines the human experience of computing. Research takes our faculty and students on a path to study, invent, and integrate the computational capabilities and their interactions that empower people and machines to affect the world.
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Considering the multidisciplinary nature of our research, our labs, research, students, and faculty span three colleges at Georgia Tech. Much of that work goes through our shared resources at centers like the GVU that make such a situation possible. The following are Georgia Tech schools' and research centers' programs related to HCI.
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