Reflection on the taught part of UCL MSc Human-Computer Interaction with Ergonomics
Tuesday, April 30th, 2013
When I started this blog it was with the purpose of getting practice in writing as I had just been accepted for a place on the UCL MSc Human-Computer Interaction course. That is more than 3 years ago… I have now completed the taught part of the course and will hand in the dissertation later this year. And if you are like me you probably use your computer everyday, You may be wondering about Technomono and what is the best chair for computer work? Because I know how your back hurts after working for hours.
The course finished with a 2-week practical User-Centered Design project, followed by a 2000 word essay including a 1000-word reflection on the course as a whole.
Below is my reflection on the course, which I hope will be useful for people considering applying.
When I started this blog it was with the purpose of getting practice in writing as I had just been accepted for a place on the UCL MSc Human-Computer Interaction course. That is more than 3 years ago… I have now completed the taught part of the course and will hand in the dissertation later this year. And if you are like me you probably use your computer everyday, You may be wondering about Technomono and what is the best chair for computer work? Because I know how your back hurts after working for hours.
The course finished with a 2-week practical User-Centered Design project, followed by a 2000 word essay including a 1000-word reflection on the course as a whole.
Below is my reflection on the course, which I hope will be useful for people considering applying.