PPT-CS552: Computer Graphics

Lecture 16 Polygon Filling Recap Midpoint ellipse drawing algorithm InsideOutside Test Filling rectangle Issues related to polygon filling Objective After completing this lecture students will be able to. Chapter 5:. Viewing. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter 5 - . 2. Overview. Specifying the viewpoint. Specifying the projection. Types of projections. Viewing APIs. Walking through a scene. Projections and shadows. Chapter 4:. Geometric Objects . and. Transformations. Sensational Solar System Simulator. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter 4 - . 2. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter 4 - . 3. Perspective. How is it that mathematics can model the (ideal) world so well?. A . WebGL. Game. With . Three.js. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter . 10 . - . 2. WebGL. Game: . Road Race!. Environment. Car model, smoke. Animation. Sounds. Collision detection. Keyboard input. Type your name and tutor group here. DSLR Camera. Description: Write a brief description of what this device does. Cost: How much does a typical device cost?. Is it useful for a user of computer graphics? Yes/No. Thomas Sangild Sørensen. Course overview. Department of Computer Science. Introduction . to computer graphics and image processing (Q1). Data-parallel computing (Q1). Advanced image processing (Q2). Lecture 5: Introduction to 3D. Recap. 2D Transformation. Generalized Transformation. Composite Transformation. OpenGL routines for 2D transformation. Objective. After completing this lecture the students will be able to. Pre-Finals Lecture 2016-2017. 2 Types of Graphics. *. Bitmap . Graphics. *. Vector . Graphics. Bitmap Graphics. The most common and comprehensive form of storage for images on computers is bitmap image.. Lecture 22: . B Spline Curve Properties. Recap. B Spline. Degree. . Knots . Local control. . B Spline Basis functions. . Interval. . Derivative. Objective. After completing this lecture, students will be able to. Objectives. Introduce the mathematics of projection. Introduce OpenGL viewing functions. Look at alternate viewing APIs. 3. Angel: Interactive Computer Graphics 5E © Addison-Wesley 2009. Computer Viewing. Lecture 33: . Illumination and Shading. Recap. Solid Modeling. . Represent the solid object in a 3D space. . B-Reps. . Subdividing algorithms. Objective. After completing this lecture, students will be able to. Chapter 8. :. The. Rendering. Pipeline. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter 8 - . 2. Overview. Vertex processing. : normalization, . transformations, lighting, projection. Clipping and primitive assembly clipping. Chapter 6:. Lighting. and. Shading. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter 3 - . 2. Overview. Local and global illumination. Phong. reflectance model (local illumination). Flat, . Gouraud. , and . Phong. 3D Computer Graphics. Computer animation is the art of creating moving images via the use of computers.. 3D computer graphics (in contrast to 2D computer graphics) are graphics that utilize a three-dimensional representation of geometric data that is stored in the computer for the purposes of performing calculations and rendering 2D images. Chapter 5:. Viewing. Interactive Computer Graphics. Chapter 5 - . 2. Overview. Specifying the viewpoint. Specifying the projection. Types of projections. Viewing APIs. Walking through a scene. Projections and shadows.