When comes to definition for Digital Design, we have a great number of them, but we would say that digital design combines computer graphics, numerical methods, and mathematical models of the physical world to create a visual framework for understanding and solving scientific problems. The mathematical and algorithmic foundations of digital design (for scalar, vector, and tensor fields) will be explained in the context of real-world data from scientific and biomedical domains at post-secondary courses.

Our goal for the digital design program is to help high school students: gain experience using a multitude of computer graphics software develop problem-solving skills become independent learners acquire the intellectual confidence required to help them be successful with their post- secondary education

Development of an expertise in digital design might lead to careers in areas such as:

• Scientific Imaging

• Medical Imaging

• Remote Sensing

• Information Visualization

• Engineering and Manufacturing

• Graphic Design

• Architectural Design

• Film and Gaming