Technologies use screens as an interface for management and administration. Thus, technology managers who run technological products and projects ought to know the basics of user interfaces. In recent years, the importance of User Experience (UX) has risen, and entry-level technology managers and senior executives are required to understand the field. Therefore, the course provides technology management students with technological and analytical tools in interface characterization and development (USER Interface). The annual course combines theoretical background and practical experience. It focuses on diverse topics such as the principles and elements of user experience, user restrictions, and the characterization of successful and effective user interfaces. We will comprehend tools and methodologies for planning and controlling user interfaces (screens) during the lessons. We will also learn practical tools and techniques students can implement through internships in leading companies and organizations.