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PJCAD courses are offered in a learning environment that promotes opportunities for students to gain a good understanding of the different aspects and applications of design.
Substantial investments in technology have resulted in enhanced connectivity and access to new technologies; empowering students and lecturers alike.
Enhanced bandwith provides students with Wi-Fi access at any point in any campuses.
PJCAD campuses are linked via wireless network where wireless Internet access to the World Wide Web is available to all students for additional research work.
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There are a number of design studios and workshops at PJCAD catering to the various disciplines in design.
Our Drafting Studios are equipped with adjustable and foldable drafting boards for technical drawing and project assignments.
The Photography Studio uses both both digital and traditional methods of image capture equipment and has desktop photography equipment with lighting enhancement and dark room facilities.
The Industrial Design Workshop has facilities for student to learn basic skills in the use of hand tools, power tools and machinery. The workshop enable students to produce three-dimensional models from a range of materials and of a quality suitable for professional presentation.
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All lecture rooms are fully air-conditioned for a conducive and comfortable ambience.
This environment is an important factor in the development of creative and academic excellence. Classes are small and personal (often not more than 25 students per class) where creativity is encouraged and given room to grow.
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Our spacious Library is well stocked with a wide range of books on art, graphic design, interior design, product design, fashion design and other related publications.
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The Computer Aided Design Studio is equipped with PC workstations used primarily for teaching AutoCAD, 3D StudioMax and other design software.
The Digital Media Design Studios equipped with state-of-the-art Apple Macintosh computers is used pramarily for teaching computer graphic design using softwares such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Flash, etc.
The Interactive Design Studio and Digital Video and Animation Studio has both PC and Apple Macintosh workstations used primarily for the development for powerful interactive design and animation projects.
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