Bachelor of Information Technology at James Cook University Brisbane

The BFA in Painting allows the student to focus on the discipline of painting in a way not possible in a traditional area of emphasis. With a total of thirty-some credits dedicated solely to painting, the student will graduate with a highly competitive portfolio of work preparing them for success in a variety of areas including graduate school, galleries and grant writing. Due to the more intensive nature of the painting major, students are exposed to all the major forms and genres including still life, landscape, figure, abstract, and mixed media painting.

The Bachelor of Science in Product Design Engineering Technology offers a unique blend of industrial design, mechanical engineering, and manufacturing skills. Students learn to apply the principles of Design Thinking to guide the development of new products.

Most learning takes place in an active classroom environment founded on team collaboration and hands-on prototyping. Students will frequently use tools such as CAD, 3D printing, and computer analysis. Specific emphasis is placed on skills such as Designing for Manufacturing, Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing, ergonomics, and technical communication.

The Bachelor of Science in Survey Engineering emphasizes theoretical principles as well as practical applications of advanced surveying techniques and related computational procedures, geodesy, map compilation and photogrammetry, business aspects of operating a surveying firm, geographic information systems (GIS), and planning and conducting surveys.

Students in the Surveying Engineering program must complete advanced mathematics, have an aptitude for physical science, and the ability to work effectively in a team. This curriculum prepares students for professional licensure. Graduates are hired as county surveyor, professional surveyor, and photogrammetrist.