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This guide introduces students to the purpose, structure, and design of infographics. It outlines key components, steps for creation, and how generative AI tools can assist with planning, content development, and visual design.
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer IT

CDU
Faculty of Science & Technology
Information Technology

P: 02 8047 4133, E: Jamal.El-Den@cdu.edu.au

Sydney
815 George Street Level 8 Room 11
This policy provides the framework and rationale to plan for, respond to, and manage critical incidents and emergencies as they may occur at CDU. It is intended to ensure that critical incidents are managed effectively and compassionately and to enable a ~whole-of-University’ approach. This policy enables the University to have clear decision-making processes for managing and reporting on critical incidents to ensure that each case is managed effectively, consistently, and expeditiously. This policy also fulfils the specific responsibilities the University has to international students during a critical incident or emergency.
This submission is provided in the context of the Commonwealth House Standing Committee on Agriculture’s Inquiry into food security. It leverages CDU’s expertise of Northern’s Australia’s social, economic, environmental and climatic contexts which is essential to realising the sustainable development of agricultural industries across Northern Australia. The submission urges the Committee to give urgent attention to improving local capacity in Northern Australia to help prepare for future shocks to food production systems and improve access to food in remote Australia, especially for First Nations people. The Northern Australia Food Technology Innovation Project is a key example drawn on in the Submission.
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