Course Description:
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Computer Graphics. 3(1). Basic concepts of interactive computer graphics including both vector and raster graphics. Topics include mathematics of 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional geometric transformations, interactive techniques, graphics hardware architectures, graphic algorithms, and realism in computer-generated images. Course includes several computer projects. Final exam or project. |
Prerequisites:
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Comp Sci 220
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Offered:
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Spring Semester
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Semester Hours:
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3
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Course Objectives: |
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:
- Represent and transform (Scale, Rotate, Translate) two and three-dimensional models.
- View a model from any location with both orthographic and perspective projections.
- Apply lighting models and algorithms.
- Contrast interactive techniques (conventional rendering pipeline which includes modeling, viewing, lighting, materials application) with ray tracing.
- Understand the specifications for a standard graphics library and use that library to produce sophisticated applications.
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