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COMPSCI 570

Introduction to Human-computer Interaction

3 credits

Introduction to human-computer interaction focusing on user-centered design, prototyping, and usability evaluation through group projects.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Workload perceptions vary significantly. Some reviewers describe the class as very easy with minimal coding, while others cite 8-10 hour weekly assignments and confusion over project requirements.

Jacob Thebault-Spieker

historical GPA · grades

Spring 2022–Spring 2026

COMPSCI 681

Senior Honors Thesis

3 credits

COMPSCI 681 is an individual study course for senior Computer Science majors to complete honors theses under faculty supervision.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Shivaram Venkataraman Fred Sala+41 more

No recorded grade history

COMPSCI 692

Senior Thesis

2–3 credits

COMPSCI 692 is a senior thesis course involving individual study and research arranged with a faculty member, serving as a continuation of COMPSCI 691.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Jacob Thebault-Spieker Jerry Zhu

No recorded grade history

COMPSCI 702

Graduate Cooperative Education

1–2 credits

COMPSCI 702 is a Graduate Cooperative Education course where students apply computer science principles in a hands-on, professional setting.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Anhai Doan Somesh Jha+19 more

No recorded grade history

COMPSCI 899

Pre-dissertator Research

1–9 credits

COMPSCI 899 is a pre-dissertator research course for master's graduates preparing for doctoral dissertation work under faculty supervision.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Shivaram Venkataraman Fred Sala+77 more

No recorded grade history

LIS 201

The Information Society

4 credits

Examines the social, legal, and historical contexts of information technologies and the moral questions surrounding them.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

The workload involves weekly reading and writing, including 3-4 one-page papers and two presentations. While some find the reading fascinating and papers easy, others suggest skimming is sufficient, and staying on top of readings is key to success.