Bachelor of Design (Digital Technologies)

2024 Deakin University Handbook

Year	2024 course information
Award granted	Bachelor of Design (Digital Technologies)
Deakin course code	A344
Faculty	Faculty of Arts and Education
Campus	Offered at Burwood (Melbourne) For students who commenced prior to 2023 only
Duration	3 years full-time or part-time equivalent
CRICOS course code	095256A Burwood (Melbourne)
The final intake to this course was in Trimester 3 2022. Students should contact a Student Adviser in Student Central for course and enrolment information. Further course structure information can be found in the Handbook archive.

Course sub-headings

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Course Learning Outcomes

Deakin Graduate Learning Outcomes	Course Learning Outcomes
Discipline-specific knowledge and capabilities	Utilize agile, practical and theoretical proficiencies in the unified application of digital design technologies for information, immersion and augmentation. Graduates will be able to meet client requirements in a rapidly changing industry setting.
Communication	Interpret and transmit ideas and interactions employing specific language, concepts and technologies to response to intelligent digital application scenarios.
Digital literacy	Utilize theoretical knowledge and practical skills to evaluate digital applications with regard to software development.
Critical thinking	Develop skills in critical thinking and the analytical evaluation of digital applications. Creatively engage with a range of strategies to demonstrate professional prototyping and industry outcomes.
Problem solving	Utilize design thinking methods to empathise, analyse, ideate, prototype and test complex interactive, augmented and human centred design products.
Self-management	Initiate autonomous and self-directed management techniques; demonstrating professional responsibility and accountability to a wide range of digital applications.
Teamwork	Lead, deliver and perform within a collaborative team to produce broad professional outcomes within a multidisciplinary and agile creative environment.
Global citizenship	Critically engage designs capacity to act as an agent of change in multiple contexts. To identify and develop proposals for personal and corporate social, cultural and ethical responsibilities in a global and domestic context
Approved by Faculty Board March 2017