When it comes to choosing software for university architecture projects, there are some great options based on my experience. Here’s a simple overview of each one:

1. Rhinoceros with Grasshopper:

   • Flexibility: This software is fantastic for changing your designs easily. You can adjust them based on the feedback you get.
   • Visualization: It works well with other tools, like V-Ray, to create amazing 3D images of your work.

2. Revit:

   • BIM Capabilities: Revit helps you see how different parts of your design fit together and work with each other.
   • Collaboration: It is easy to share your projects with classmates and get feedback from your teachers.

3. Archicad:

   • User-Friendly: Archicad has a simple design, making it easier for beginners to learn.
   • Effective Presentations: You can create powerful presentations straight from your design.

4. SketchUp:

   • Quick Prototyping: This software is great for getting started with 3D modeling without a lot of complicated steps.
   • Plugins: There are many add-ons you can use to improve how you present and evaluate your designs.

5. Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign):

   • Post-Processing: After making your models, these tools help you polish your images.
   • Layout Creation: They allow you to make beautiful presentations that highlight your work.

In the end, the best software for you might depend on what you need and what kind of project you’re working on. Each of these tools has its own advantages, so try out a few to find the one that works best for you!