HCI220: Ethics and Activism in Tech and Design

Examines tech ethics/activism through the lens of design. Students discuss biases within tech and reflect on the role of UX/HCI practitioners through coursework and activities. Students learn the possibilities of political action as UX/HCI practitioners. Prerequisite(s): HCI 200 and HCI 201; or by permission of instructor. Enrollment is restricted to human computer interaction graduate students.

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2023-24		Section 50 Mahnaz Roshanaei (mroshan1)
2022-23		Section 50 Veronica Alissa Rivera (veariver)
2021-22			Section 01 Veronica Alissa Rivera (veariver)

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