Bachelor of Computer Science majoring in Human-Centred Computing

Adelaide University

Do you love using technology and care about people? Bring your interest in people, love of technology and your problem-solving skills to Human-Centred Computing. It’s not just about the tech – it’s about understanding the person that uses the technology. Adelaide University’s Bachelor of Computer Science majoring in Human-Centred Computing teaches how you how human cognition can be applied to computer systems to make technology seamless and accessible. Learn to push the boundaries of how people interact with technology. Create human experiences that are simple, effective and as seamless as possible. When you build the right interactive device, the interaction will be intuitive and natural. You’ll also gain the knowledge and skills to build the next generation of human computer interaction techniques – creating masterpieces of technology that people not only use, but love. With your human-centred approach to technology, you’ll be ready for a creative and fulfilling career that can span multiple industries. This degree introduces you to the human elements of technology and how to create user-friendly interfaces. Develop the software and design skills to improve research industries. Use state-of-the-art technology to create genuine immersive environments. The Bachelor of Computer Science majoring in Human-Centred Computing spans multiple disciplines including cognitive psychology and design, preparing you to improve user efficiencies in industry. Build practical knowledge of user interface design and software infrastructure to support user experience. Organise large interactive systems optimised for a variety of audiences. Create genuine immersive environments through a professional game development platform. Learn practical skills and gain the knowledge required to support future research. You’ll also collaborate with industry partners in a capstone project – introducing you to exciting future career opportunities. You'll have the opportunity to collaborate with the Australian Research Centre for Interactive and Virtual Environments (arcIVE), one of the most prestigious research groups in the world working on virtual and augmented reality. Graduate ready to influence the relationship and interactions between humans and computers – addressing some of the most significant challenges to our global future. Understand the role that we play in building software for consumption and design compelling and authentic alternate realities.

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