Computer Applications in Infrastructure

The amount of information in the world is said to be doubling every six to seven years. The only way to keep up with these increased amounts of data and information is to understand how computers work and the ability to control them for a particular purpose. Suitable for: Modern practice of infrastructure requires much use of the computer in applications such as design, blueprints, creating computerised models, creating 3D models, cost calculations, structural integrity testing, layout testing, and construction management. Of all these, design, blueprints, and creating models are the ones most benefited by the aid of computers because these are jobs much harder when done by hand.