CS 354  (#56405, #14115)
Introduction to Computer Graphics
Fall 2006 

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Lecture Hours: T, Th 11:00am - 12:30pm (GEO 2.102)

Instructor: Chandrajit Bajaj
Office: ACES 2.324A
E-mail: bajaj@cs.utexas.edu
Phone: 471-8870                                         
Office Hours: T 1:30PM - 3:00PM, Th 9:30am - 11:00am (Appointments outside of office hours should be made by emailing Rand Martin, and use "Computer Graphics Course" in the Subject line )

Administrative Associate: Rand Martin    Office: ACES 2.324
E-mail: rand@ices.utexas.edu
Phone: 471-8870

TA: Sangmin Park
E-mail: smpark@cs.utexas.edu
Office Hours: T 3-4:30PM, Th 2-3:30PM
Location: Taylor Basement Computer Lab.

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Announcements

December 1, 2006

• Practice Final Exam has been posted
• Midterm2, Project 3 grades have been posted on eGradebook
• Project 4 is due

November 10, 2006

• Practice exam 2 has been posted
• Project 2 grades have been posted on eGradebook

October 13, 2006

• Project 3 has been posted.

August 31, 2006

• Fall 2003 , Spring 2004 , Fall 2005  show some of the exemplary results from the past semesters’ projects! 
• Discussion Section on Tuesday (September 7) at TA office hours
• Reading per Lecture for those who have the 3rd ed. of recommended text Reading List

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Syllabus

• Syllabus

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Projects

• Project 1   (Written Question Solutions)   (a student project)  
• Project 2   (Written Question Solutions)  (a student project)  
• Project 3   (Written Question Solutions)  (a student project)  
• Project 4   (Written Question Solutions) 

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Course Outline

This course provides a top down and stepwise refinement introduction to computer graphics as well as lays the fundation for a graduate course in computer graphics and data visualization. There is a choice of both breadth and depth in the intertwined topics of graphics, computational geometry, geometric modeling and data visualization.

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Computing Environment

• Lab Setup

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Accounts

Students who are registered for this class are eligible for a tmpclass accounts on CS unix machines. You can submit a request for an account at this site.

Also, here is how to create an account and how to use CS Linux machines.

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Links

• Documentation for Graphics-Related Software Packages.
     - All packages after the OpenGL / Mesa section are not required for this class and are provided solely for your curiosity.
• Want more Computer Graphics ? Check out the CVC (Computational Visualization Center) .

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This page was last updated on August 30, 2006.