Architectural Computing

Computers today are a vital part of the creative environment. The ability to produce computer generated renditions of architectural designs, interiors and the surrounding environment plays an important and expanding role in built environment professions.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Architectural Computing (BArchComp) are leaders in the creative application of computer and digital technologies in the design disciplines.

The BArchComp is essentially a design-based and idea-driven degree. Students are educated to become technology innovators who are able to tackle complex issues by drawing on their expertise across the full range of digital technologies.

A key emphasis of the degree is to educate students to move freely between an emerging set of technologies, strategically manipulating complex data and ideas in order to facilitate the highest quality resolution of design problems.

Students learn to take the developing ideas of our industry and explore them in both realistic and abstract ways. They do this through the creative use of leading edge representation technologies, the digital exploration of ideas, the application of the latest tools for performance measurement and strategic support for multidisciplinary design collaboration.

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