Softwarepraktikum "Computer Graphics" WS07/08
Overview
Computer graphics is the field of visual computing. Therefore computers are used to generate images synthetically and to collect data from the real world. With the development of new fast hardware, the simulation of different physical effects like waterflow or refraction can be done in a visual very realistic way.
This course focuses on the simulation of interesting physical phenomenons and combines them with computer graphics techniques for 2D and 3D visualization. Working in teams of 2 students, you will study and implement one of the following interesting topics, described below.
Details for each topic is shown on the project page.
Dates and Events
The dates shown below are subject to change. We will send out a reminder email if that happens.
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19th Jul 2007 | #6317 | Pre-meeting and topics | ||||
16th Oct 2007 14h-17h | #6307 | Kick-off & Individual Meetings | ||||
15th Nov 2007 14h-17h | #6307 | Individual meetings | ||||
13th Dec 2007 15h-17h | #6307 | Individual meetings | ||||
17th Jan 2008 | Preliminary release | |||||
31st Jan 2008 | Final release | |||||
7th Feb 2008 | #6317 | Presentation |
Topics
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3D Engine |
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Volume visualization
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Interactive Refraction
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Raytracing
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Shell-Maps
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Texture Synthesis
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Lapped Textures
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Radiosity
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Watercolor Painting
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Solving LES on GPU
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Requirements
Important:Working knowledge of C++ is required!
All projects will be implemented under Linux using C++, OpenGL and Trolltech's Qt.
Contact: