The development of digital architectural design has recently received significant attention and has been widely applied in the architectural community. Therefore, after the students have completed the fundamental architectural design training in the lower grades, how to make the students in the senior grades who are not familiar with the digital design begin to learn the concept of the digital architecture becomes very important. In this research, two-semester courses will be introduced: “abstract machine” and “Archi-Textile”. The design and instruction for the first-coursewere influenced by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze’s "Abstract Machine", Daniel Libeskind’s "Three Machines of Architecture" and "Micromega". The second-course "Archi-Textile" was influenced by Gottfried Semper’s "Four Elements of Architecture" and Kenneth Frampton’s "Studies in Tectonic Culture". In terms of design operation, digital fabrication was implemented for the production of conceptual models to generate the parametric diagrams, and then the parametric diagrams were converted into feasible architectural design schemata. Finally, according to Patrick Schumacher’s "Parametric Diagram" model, the comparison of these two courses will be deliberated. The topic, schedule, results, problems, and inspirations for these two courses will be discussed, and anticipating the experiences will be helpful for the relevant digital design studios in the future.