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The University of British Columbia is the largest university in western Canada, with an enrollment of 35,000 students and offerings of both undergraduate and graduate degrees. An interdisciplinary HCI institute supports HCI teaching and research and is coordinating a proposed interdisciplinary master of science degree in HCI. A new downtown campus will offer a range of educational options in HCI, from executive certificates through master's-level programs.

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        cover image Interactions
        Interactions  Volume 9, Issue 2
        Interface design, 2002
        March 2002
        114 pages
        ISSN:1072-5520
        EISSN:1558-3449
        DOI:10.1145/505103
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