Seminar - Computer Grafik und Visualisierung
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Seminar - Computer Grafik und Visualisierung
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| Time, Place: |
Preliminary schedule: Do 14:00-15:30, MI 02.13.010 |
| Begin: |
19.04.2007 |
| Prerequisites: |
none
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| Registration: |
register here
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The seminar is anticipated to be held on 3./4. and 25./26. July 2007 in room 02.13.010.
Contents
The main purpose of this seminar is to introduce the basic ideas of computer graphics.
This is done by means of analyzing certain steps in the rendering pipeline and their implementation
in different graphics APIs and software toolkits.
To sucessfully participate in this seminar, the attendants will have to prepare a talk, which should
last about 45 minutes. Supplementary, a short workout (2-4 pages) should be prepared.
Your supervisor can give you hints how to get started, but during the preparation for the talks,
independent recherche for further reading is required.
For more details, please see Seminar FAQ (PDF).
Topics and Talks
| Date |
Student |
Title |
Link |
| 2007/07/04 |
Johann Schlamp |
Programmable graphics hardware - Vertex, Geometry & Pixel Shader |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/04 |
Florian Höpfner |
Shading and lighting |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/25 |
Marc Treib |
Non-photorealistic rendering |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/25 |
Stefan Auer |
Programmable graphics hardware - Vertex, Geometry & Pixel Shader |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/25 |
Johannes Hummel |
Shading and lighting |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/25 |
Michael Schmidt |
Texture mapping |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/25 |
Oliver Rahner |
The DirectX 10 API |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/26 |
Manuel Mesters |
Geometric representation and processing |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/26 |
Martin Birkmeier |
Radiosity |
[webpage] |
| 2007/07/26 |
Matthias Wagner |
The animation process |
[webpage] |
Literature
- Foley, Van Dam, Feiner, Hughes: Computer Graphics:
Principles and Practice, Addison-Wesley, 2nd edition in C
- Griebel, Bungartz, Zenger: Computer Graphik, Vieweg Verlag
- In case google fails, ask us for material.
ACM Digital Library
The TUM has an account at the ACM digital library which hosts some of the most
important conferences on Computer Graphics. To access it, proceed as follows:
- Configure your browser to use proxy.informatik.tu-muenchen.de at port 8080.
- Read the three bullets below, then browse to ACM Digital Library.
- Make sure you see "HeBIS: TU Muenchen" witten in the logo, and not "Technische Universitaet Muenchen".
- Now you can search for papers, topics etc. They are hosted in pdf format.
- It might be necessary to perform the above procedure from within the TU web.
Files
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