COMP4422 Computer Graphics

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6. Two-dimensional viewing and clipping7. Three-dimensional viewing and projections8. Three-dimensional object representations9. Visible surface detection10. Illumination models11. Shading models12. Color models13. Hierarchical modeling14. Three-dimensional scene renderingLaboratory Experiments:Laboratory exercises will normally be conducted using the currently availablecomputer graphics API such as OpenGL. The students will be exposed to basicframe-buffer control, pixel processes, rasterization, 2D drawings, 3Dtransformations, projections, scene hierarchy, modeling objects, color andinteractive animation.Case Study:If applicable, case studies may be conducted on modeling and design systemsthat are used in commercial applications.Teaching/LearningMethodologyThe teaching methodology is based on three main activities:1. Lecture delivery2. Interactive exchange with students in class3. Laboratory exercises consisting of hands-on programming exercises andtests4. Tutorial sessions in and/or outside the lecture and laboratory sessions5. Exposition and training sessions on a commercial grade studio package6. Sessions on 3D artistic design and special effects7. Office hours questions, answers and clarification of material8. Discussion sessions with optional additional workshops, lectures andlabsThe learning methodology will be based on:1. Lecture notes
2. Laboratory notes and programming exercises3. Textbook material4. Additional reference material5. Web links to active tutorials and other presentation materialGroup interactions and supervised discussion sessions.Assessment Methodsin Alignment withIntended LearningOutcomesSpecific assessmentmethods/tasks%weightingIntended subject learning outcomes to beassessed (Please tick as appropriate)a b c d e1. Assignments 30% 2. Lab exercises 3. Project 4. Mid-term 30% 5. Examination 40% Total 100 %The assignment weights will be effectively distributed amongst the intended subjectlearning outcomes to nurture creative thinking, independence, teamwork, technicalskills and a global perspective towards the technological base of this subject.Specifically, the assignments and the lab exercises are selected to develop thetechnical skills and knowledge to solve problems in computing and softwaredevelopment as well as to realize effective solutions, understand, evaluate anddevelop a critical perspective in the development of both small and large systems andintegration of systems. Critical thinking, effective communication and a demonstrableglobal outlook will be incorporated at every level of exercises and mid-termexaminations. The final examination accounts for a global and comprehensiveunderstanding of the entire subject material and serves as the final checkpoint for thelearning outcomes against technical skills and critical problem solving with respect toall components of computer graphics and 3D modeling.Student StudyEffort RequiredClass contact:• Lecture 42 Hrs.• Laboratory 7 Hrs.Other student study effort:• Assignments 24 Hrs.• Course work: reading, discussion, assignments 32 Hrs.Total student study effort105 Hrs.Reading List andTextbooks:
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