Advanced Computer Graphics

Advanced Computer Graphics

Description: This course will cover advanced topics in

computer graphics, including:

• Realism: ray tracing, path tracing, and radiosity


• Speed: occlusion culling, level-of-detail, texture tricks


• Hardware: rendering pipeline, graphics architectures


• Non-traditional
  rendering: pen-and-ink, painterly rendering


• Animation: physically-based modeling, collision detection, particle
  systems


• Image-based rendering: image warping, sprites, layered-depth
  images.

Programming assignments will explore several of these topics.
Though we will use professional software systems and libraries such as
OpenGL, Maya, and Renderman, the course will focus on understanding
the underlying principles rather than mastering the tools. Strong C/C++ programming skills and previous computer
graphics experience are assumed.

Texts:

Required:

None

Suggested:

Advanced Animation and Rendering Techniques: Theory and Practice by Watt and Watt, Addison-Wesley (1992).

Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice by Foley, van Dam, Feiner, and Hughes, Addison-Wesley (1993).

OpenGL Programming Guide: The Official Guide to Learning OpenGL, Version 1.1 by Mason Woo et al., Addison-Wesley (1997).

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Advanced Computer Graphics

Description:	This course will cover advanced topics in computer graphics, including: Realism: ray tracing, path tracing, and radiosity Speed: occlusion culling, level-of-detail, texture tricks Hardware: rendering pipeline, graphics architectures Non-traditional rendering: pen-and-ink, painterly rendering Animation: physically-based modeling, collision detection, particle systems Image-based rendering: image warping, sprites, layered-depth images. Programming assignments will explore several of these topics. Though we will use professional software systems and libraries such as OpenGL, Maya, and Renderman, the course will focus on understanding the underlying principles rather than mastering the tools. Strong C/C++ programming skills and previous computer graphics experience are assumed.
Texts:	Required: None Suggested: Advanced Animation and Rendering Techniques: Theory and Practice by Watt and Watt, Addison-Wesley (1992). Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice by Foley, van Dam, Feiner, and Hughes, Addison-Wesley (1993). OpenGL Programming Guide: The Official Guide to Learning OpenGL, Version 1.1 by Mason Woo et al., Addison-Wesley (1997). Advanced Computer Graphics Notes ppt ( lectures powerpoint slides ). It is a collection of lectures notes not ours. Plese Click bellow to download ppt slides/ pdf notes. If you face any problem in downloading then give your suggetion as comment by clicking on comment link bellow the post (bottom of page) or email us in this address . I will must consider your comments only in 1-2 days. Thank you very much for visit our site
Lectures:	Lecture Date Topic 1 1/18/01 Introduction, pretty pictures 2 1/23/01 Ray tracing: the basics 3 1/25/01 Ray tracing: accelerating basic ray tracing 4 1/30/01 Antialiasing 5 2/1/01 Fourier theory, convolution, etc (transparencies) 6 2/6/01 Prefiltering, supersampling 7 2/8/01 Stochastic sampling, texture map antialiasing 8 2/13/01 Advanced ray tracing, intro to radiosity 9 2/15/01 Radiosity 10 2/27/01 Radiosity Continued 11 3/1/01 Level of Detail: fundamentals 13 3/8/01 Level of Detail conclusion 14 3/20/01 : Making Movies 15 3/22/01 Image-based rendering: Light fields 16 3/27/01 Image-based rendering: View-dependent rendering 17 3/29/01 Occlusion culling: cells & portals 18 4/3/01 Occlusion culling: hierarchical z-buffer, HOM 19 4/5/01 Image-based simplification 20 4/10/01 Collision detection 21 4/12/01 Real-time programmable shading 22 4/17/01 Perceptually driven interactive rendering Powerpoint source for all lectures
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