*Teaching.     -Engineering courses.         Computer Graphics.         Geometric modeling.         Visual modeling.         Human-Machine interact.     -Postgraduate courses.     -Other courses. *Master and Project theses.     -Master theses.     -Engineering Project theses:         Industrial.         Computer Science.         Telecommunications.         Erasmus.         Proposals course 02-03.

Computer Graphics   OBJECTIVES: This module explains how and why we use a computer to generate graphics and synthetic images. Computer Graphics looks closely at the three cornerstones of visual processing; form, colour and movement. The student will be taught the basic skills necessary to form Computer Graphics. PROGRAM: Introduction. Evolution. Graphics hardware. 3D Visualization. Using polygons to render objects. Graphics accelerators. Graphics standards: OpenGL, Renderman. TYPE:  Optional CREDITS: Theory: 3.5 Practical: 2.5 Total : 6.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY:    James D. Foley, Andries Van Dam, Steven K. Feiner, John F. Hughes:    Computer Graphics. Principles and Practice.    Second Edition, Addison-Wesley, 1990.    Donald Hearn, Pauline Baker:    Gráficas por computadora.    Prentice-Hall Hispanoamericana S.A., 1995. EVALUATION: Theory exam and evaluation of a visualization system developed by the student. About the Group: seron@posta.unizar.es                     ^^ Top ^^      << Back <<