Advanced Computer Graphics

  TOPIC   CONTENT PROJECTS
NURBS review uni-variate BB-form
B-splines: Ashish   almost formal   de Boor's version
introtest
shaders -> p 30   GLSL wiki   GLSL book   gfx pipe wiki     OpenGL   quick reference   glsl tutorial Shaderbook Ex(p182-200) Ch7,8,10.6(316), 14 BRDF homework A (written)
(curve)
Basic differential geometry summary Boehm handout
(Difference geometry)
ODEs: Particles   IVPs   BVPs bvp  
ode wiki   Verlet   Runge-kutta   multistep  
Generating Detail Particles, shape grammars Fractals
Test 1: (in class)   B-splines, BB-form, basic differential geometry (curves), ODEs, shader programming  
Multi-variate BB-form   board 1   2   3   4   5   PN 3 4   BB diff   CT, ZP  
Finite Elements (Zwart Powell, Clough Tocher)
3D data structures CGAL   tutorial   quad-edge (surfaces) PN triangles
Applied Differential Geometry Surfaces
Geometric Continuity basic spheroids topics, srt(3) Test 2 (2) subdivision Test (2) Boxspline Subd
 
Box splines Box-intro   informal   formal   Prautzsch
Subdivision Subdivision Surfaces The Book Project 3= GPU gems
ELASTICITY: thin shells     physics notes
Test 2: (in class) Hexoid 1   Hexoid 2   Octoid   PN , ZP  
Root Finding, Contouring, Implicits    voxel-based rendering    root finding    Bezier intersection
Final projects: PN-patches   source   modification
Terrain modification
Shadows   modification
class   class with prof
FLUIDS: Vector calculus     Fluids   Dr Gourlay's   GPU Gems
Techniques   vortex-based   sph


Final project presentation   Tu Dec 04 , 313

Resources

glman
The Red Book   online OpenCL intro
GPU Gems 3   ( GPU Gems 2 )
opengl samples
Shaders   tutorial for shader programming in OpenGL
Curves, DiffGeom and SubdivSurf   Java Applets
Surfaces   Java Applets
Rendering   Java Applets
Surface analysis   Java Applets
Geometric Modelling notes web site by Shene
pov-ray   pov ray
Siggraph   papers from the computer graphics section of the ACM

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