Program Overview

The Master of Science in Computational Design and Digital Fabrication program explores the intersection of computational tools and architectural design, fostering new insights into the relationship between design intent and built form. Participants develop computational design skills, gain practical experience with cutting-edge fabrication, and cultivate analytical and creative thinking in applying computation to design. The program is offered in a distance learning format for flexibility and accessibility, and graduates are well-prepared for careers in the growing field of computational design and digital fabrication.