Computational Structures in Computer Graphics cap 4730
CISE UFL

Comutational Structures in Computer Graphics is the introductory undergraduate graphics course. Students will learn to program interactive graphics environments, basic illumination and modeling of curved geometry (camera, light and actors). Currently, OpenGL (with extensions) and C, C++ form the learning environment.
Central concepts require linear algebra (matrix operations) and basic calculus (curves, surfaces).
There is an intial, fairly steep learning curve for students not familiar with C or C++.
course catalog description: Credits: 3; abet Disability info SYLLABUS

Instructor:	Dr. Jorg Peters	jorg@cise.ufl.edu
Office Hours:	CIS 328 392-1226	THU 2pm
	README_OFTEN (stack of newest info)
TA:		TA page
programming environment:	C , OpenGL.org OpenGL2.0	UNIX, Linux, MS
grading:	mid term + final 40% homeworks 40% & final project 20% standard academic honesty rules apply	Grades txt
reading:	Textbook(s)	sample code
prerequisites:	see course catalogue
place and time:	E222	MWF 8 (3:00pm--3:50pm)
attendance:	your problem if you miss material	make-up: notify me by e-mail 1 week ahead