Geometric Modeling II (WS 08/09)
This course is the sequel to "Geometric Modeling I" and carries over the geometric concepts for curves to the surface setting. The lecture is part of the Vertiefungsfach "Computergraphik und Multimedia".
Please note: With the introduction of the Master Course in Computer Science in Wintersemester 2008/09 the layout of the Computer Graphics 1+2 and Geometric Modeling 1+2 courses will slightly change (V3Ü2 instead of V4Ü2 or V2Ü2), but the contents will essentially be the same. Thus, diploma students can still easily chose the Vertiefungsfach Computergraphik und Multimedia.
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Contents:
- Tensor-product patches
- Triangular patches
- Subdivision surfaces
- Freeform modeling
- Multiresolution modeling
- Interpolation
- Approximation
- Optimization
Prerequisites:
Geometric Modeling I is recommended
Lecture type:
V2 + Ü2
Lecture:
Tuesday, 10.00-11.30, AH V
Exercise course:
Thursday, 10.00-11.30, 6317 (german)
Scheinklausur:
Thursday, 5.2.2008, 10.00-11.30, 6317
Exercises:
- Differential geometry of curves (23.10.2008)
- Applied multivariate analysis (30.10.2008)
- Differential geometry of surfaces (06.11.2008)
- Multivariate Bezier patches (13.11.2008)
- Hermite Interpolation (11.12.2008)
- Tensor product patches (08.01.2009)
- Bspline subdivision (21.01.2009)
Literature:
- G.Farin: Curves and surfaces for computer aided geometric design
- H.Prautzsch, W.Boehm, M.Paluszny: Bezier and B-Spline Techniques
- L.Piegl, W.Tiller: The NURBS Book
- H.Prautzsch, W.Boehm: Box Splines