The primary objective of the Human-Computer Interaction program is to educate students how to solve real problems in the design and human use of computing technology. Students are expected to apply HCI principles in the design of information systems, mobile applications and highly interactive websites.

Human-Computer Interaction
About
Graduates of the BSHCI program will be able to:
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Demonstrate the ability to conduct design activities.
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Elicit, formulate and articulate functional specifications from the client.
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Understand how human factors, cognitive models and implementation constraints influence design.
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Understand the principles of, and have experience with, communication design.
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Incorporate evaluation results into iterated designs.
Requirements
Entry Requirements
- Completed application
- First-year: commonapp.org
- Transfer: njit.edu/apply
- $75 nonrefundable application fee
- English proficiency score
- Portfolio (for applicants to the Hillier College of Architecture and Design)
First-Year Students
- Official high school/secondary school transcript in English or a notarized copy
- Official SAT (use code 2513) or ACT (use code 2580)
- Optional, unless applying to the Albert Dorman Honors College
TRANSFER STUDENTS
- Official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended
- Transcript evaluation (WES or NACES member)
- Completed at least 15 semester hours, including:
- English composition
- Mathematics (pre-calculus is required for most majors)
- Science (chemistry and/or physics required for some majors)
English Requirements
- IELTSMin 6
- TOEFLMin 79
Fee Information
How to Apply
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Completed application - NJIT accepts the Common Application for First-Year admission
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Application fee (or a College Board or other fee waiver)
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High school transcript
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SAT (use code 2513) or ACT (use code 2580) - see Test-Optional Admission Policy for Fall 2023
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Letter of recommendation
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Portfolio (for applicants who wish to attend the Hillier College of Architecture and Design) - see Admission and Portfolio Requirements

United States of America, Newark