Courses at the intersection of design, technology, business and psychology.
We offer multidisciplinary courses in collaboration with schools across LUMS, open to students from computer science, business, humanities and the social sciences. Courses are project-based, and the strongest work continues in the lab.
Human-Computer Interaction
The point of departure is the design of everyday things: the principles behind well-designed artifacts apply equally to interactive systems. The course works through usability and utility, then through the full user-centered design process. A group project running user research, design and evaluation is the focal point.
What we teach
Course projects that became research.
A handful of projects from across our courses have carried on past the final presentation — into a study, a deployment, or a paper. These are some of them.
Want your project to go further?
Take one of our courses, then come and talk to us. Students who want to continue a project join the lab as research assistants and work towards a publication.