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Human-Centered Computing Overview

The M.S. in Human-Centered Computing (HCC) at Grand Valley State University focuses on solving technological problems by understanding people's needs and designing solutions that improve their lives. This multidisciplinary field combines design thinking, user experience, and software development skills, preparing students to create innovative solutions that enhance human-technology interactions. Students will learn creative problem-solving, usability evaluation, and prototyping, while exploring technologies like AI and AR/VR through hands-on projects.

Program Overview

Human-Centered Computing, M.S.

Coursework

The curriculum covers a breadth of topics, including:

  • AR/VR Development and Design
  • Human AI Interaction

There will be technical and non-technical tracks for this program.

Page last modified November 12, 2025