Proseminar Computer Graphics
J. Georgii, Prof. Dr. Westermann
Time, Place | Do 12:45 - 14:15, MI 02.13.010 |
Begin: | 21.10.2004 |
Prerequisites | none |
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 (approximately 2 pages) should be prepared. During the preparation for the talks, independing investigation for further reading is desired. For more details, please see Seminar FAQ (PDF).
Proseminar starts at 12:15 on Jan 13th and Jan 20th
Topics and Talks
Date | Student | Title |
|---|---|---|
2004/10/21 | Markus Bucher | Rendering Pipeline |
2004/10/28 | Oliver Rahner | Geometric Representation |
2004/11/04 | Oliver Meister | Curves & Surfaces |
2004/11/11 | Johannes Hummel | Transformation & Projection |
2004/11/18 | - | Clipping |
2004/11/25 | Kevin Müller | Line Rasterization & Antialiasing |
2004/12/09 | Dennis Titze | Polygon Rasterization & Shading |
2004/12/16 | Gerd Kainz | Lighting |
2005/01/13 | Matthias Wagner | Direct X API |
2005/01/13 | Mario Gemoll | OpenGL API |
2005/01/20 | Rene Treffer | Radiosity |
2005/01/20 | Ivan Marinov | Texture Mapping |
2005/01/27 | Florian Reichl | Vertex & Pixel Shader |
2005/02/03 | Benjamin Frank | Image Processing |
2005/02/10 | Alexandru Duliu | Volume Rendering |
Literature
- Foley, Van Dam, Feiner, Hughes: Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice, Addison-Wesley, 2nd edition in C
- Griebel, Bungartz, Zenger: Computer Graphik, Vieweg Verlag
Files
PowerPoint Template
OpenOffice Template
Seminar FAQ (PDF)