HCI320: Computer Graphics (3+0)
Class:
BIT-9A
Semester:
Fall 2010
Instructor:
Email:
Website:
Office:
Extension:
Room No. A-206
2221
Counseling Hours:
1200-1500 Hours on Friday or by appointment
Pre-requisites:
BS127-Linear Algebra
ISE312-Computing Algorithms
Course Description:
Graphics is a fascinating area in Computer Science. It has wide applications both in
research and industry. This course will teach the fundamentals of Computer Graphics. It
deals with science of image formation and rendering on a computer screen. The student is
taught the basic structures used to construct complex graphical objects. Students will be
expected to write programs to implement the various techniques in Computer Graphics.
Objectives/Outcomes:
After completing this course the student should
By the end of this course, the student will have good knowledge of the building
blocks of Computer Graphics. They will understand the concept of primitives
with respect to Computer Graphics.
Understand how primitives may be used to construct complex graphical objects
and make 2-D/3-D viewing possible.
Be familiar with graphics programming using OpenGL/C and be able to write
programs using OpenGL/C.
Books:
Text book:
Computer Graphics C Version, 2nd Ed , Hearn and Baker.
Reference book:
OpenGL Programming Guide, The Official Guide to Learning
OpenGL, Woo, Neider, Davis, and Shreiner
Grading Policy:
30% OHT Exam
40% Final Exam
10 % Assignments
10% Quizzes
10% Project
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