Computer Graphics II
Rendering
Today, computer graphics is a central part of our lives, in movies, games, computer-aided design, virtual simulators, visualization and even imaging products and cameras. This course teaches the basics of computer graphics rendering, that is of great recent relevance in industry, and that apply to all of these domains.
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Today, computer graphics is a central part of our lives, in movies, games, computer-aided design, virtual simulators, visualization and even imaging products and cameras. This course teaches the basics of computer graphics rendering, that is of great recent relevance in industry, and that apply to all of these domains.
Today, computer graphics is a central part of our lives, in movies, games, computer-aided design, virtual simulators, visualization and even imaging products and cameras. This course teaches the basics of computer graphics rendering, that is of great recent relevance in industry, and that apply to all of these domains.
Students will learn to create very realistic computer-generated images of 3D scenes, with ray and path tracing. The course follows on from CSE 167, Foundations of computer graphics, to delve into the details of high-quality physically-based rendering, creating the most realistic and beautiful computer-generated images, culminating in a state-of-the-art path tracer with multiple importance sampling. The projects will be as follows (each counting for 25% of the grade, a passing score will be 60%)
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- Raytracing (homework 1)
- Direct lighting (homework 2)
- Path tracing (homework 3)
- Importance sampling (homework 4)
- Raytracing (homework 1)
- Direct lighting (homework 2)
- Path tracing (homework 3)
- Importance sampling (homework 4)
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Review Fundamentals of Computer Graphics
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Review the basics of computer graphics to strengthen the foundation for this course.
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Read the first three chapters of the book.
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Complete the practice exercises at the end of each chapter.
Practice Ray Tracing
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Practice ray tracing to gain hands-on experience with the core concept of the course.
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Ray Tracing
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Implement a simple ray tracer in your preferred programming language.
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Render a variety of scenes using your ray tracer.
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Experiment with different ray tracing parameters to observe their effects.
Create a Scene with Realistic Lighting
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Create a 3D scene with realistic lighting to demonstrate your understanding of lighting techniques.
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Model a simple scene in a 3D modeling software.
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Set up realistic lighting using the techniques learned in the course.
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Render the scene and evaluate the results.
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Mentor Junior Students
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Share your knowledge by mentoring junior students in the same course to solidify your understanding.
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Identify a junior student who is struggling with the material.
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Offer your assistance and provide guidance on specific topics.
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Review their work and provide constructive feedback.
Review Fundamentals of Computer Graphics
Show steps
Review the basics of computer graphics to strengthen the foundation for this course.
Show steps
- Read the first three chapters of the book.
- Complete the practice exercises at the end of each chapter.
Practice Ray Tracing
Show steps
Practice ray tracing to gain hands-on experience with the core concept of the course.
Browse courses on
Ray Tracing
Show steps
- Implement a simple ray tracer in your preferred programming language.
- Render a variety of scenes using your ray tracer.
- Experiment with different ray tracing parameters to observe their effects.
Create a Scene with Realistic Lighting
Show steps
Create a 3D scene with realistic lighting to demonstrate your understanding of lighting techniques.
Show steps
- Model a simple scene in a 3D modeling software.
- Set up realistic lighting using the techniques learned in the course.
- Render the scene and evaluate the results.
Mentor Junior Students
Show steps
Share your knowledge by mentoring junior students in the same course to solidify your understanding.
Show steps
- Identify a junior student who is struggling with the material.
- Offer your assistance and provide guidance on specific topics.
- Review their work and provide constructive feedback.
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