University of Dundee: Applied Computing: Games vs Human Computer Interaction

Hello, I am interested in difference between these two courses. Anyone studying/have studied these?
As from uni's description it seems that HCI covers more (including games programming).

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Original post by sentoki

Hello, I am interested in difference between these two courses. Anyone studying/have studied these?
As from uni's description it seems that HCI covers more (including games programming).

I'm in my first year of Applied Computing. It's a good course and the programming aspect is well taught as well as the fact you advance pretty quickly. I don't know much about HCI but you do some different subjects. However, Applied Computing has a pretty good mix of subjects. This year my modules are: Intro to software development, web development, data visualisation, argumentation and computers, data structures and algorithms and physical computing.

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