Rhino is among the most influential software programs to emerge in the community of academic and professional architectural practice. The relative strength of Rhino lies in its close command-line relationship with the AutoCAD interface widely in use in the architectural and design industry. Students will learn how to construct digital models that range from relatively simple to complex. The mathematical concepts of lofting, sweeping, cutting, splitting, and Boolean operations will be addressed as well as methods of curve construction such as sicing, sectioning, and continuous contours.