Hi,
I graduated from the Berkeley program in 02. I had a terrific experience,
and I've been able to successfully pursue my career interest (interaction
design) with the MIMS degree as a foundation.
It is also a highly interdisciplinary program, which can be shaped according
to the interests of
How does SVA's interaction design program compare to Berkeley's or
Carnegie Mellon's? I've heard more about it than either of these
two, to be honest.
http://interactiondesign.sva.edu/
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Januus, I was actually looking at the HCII program as well. It looks
great, but the time period of one year for the degree seemed pretty
intense, especially after not being in school for a couple of years.
What did you think of this, and how did you feel the IxD program
interacted with HCII. I was
George %u2014 yes, the HCII program is intense, running for 12 months
in a row. I had also been out of school for many years, but the HCII
is very project-based, and having a professional background helps.
This is a professional, not an academic program, so you don't need
to walk in with a lot of
The first question is, What do you want to do after you graduate?. If
you have a good idea as to the answer, compare what people from these
programs end up doing.
I have a lot of respect for the students in the IxD program at CMU and
have learned a *lot* taking classes with them. However, I
I'm considering two different options in grad schools right now. I'm
currently a User Experience Designer working mostly in research
(discoveries and analytics), usability testing, information
architecture and wireframing for websites and web based applications.
I'm interested in developing mobile
I'm considering two different options in grad schools right now.
I'm currently a User Experience Designer working mostly in research
(discoveries and analytics), usability testing, information
architecture and wireframing for websites and web based applications.
I'm interested in developing
