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Course image CS310/CS344/CS350/CS351: Third Year Project
2022/23
Course image CS324:Computer Graphics
2024/25
The graphical presentation of models, whether they be based directly an interpretation of the physical world or a scientific process, is an important aspect of current and future applications of computers. In this module you will be introduced to the terminology, concepts and approaches for modelling and manipulating graphical objects. This module will focus on several techniques for realistically visualising models of objects in ways that exploit the capabilities of our vision will be described. By the end of this module, you should understand:
The mathematics underpinning geometric transformations and techniques for object modelling and manipulation
Approaches that approximate the physical process of image generation, such as projective geometry, viewing transformations, illumination and radiosity
How approaches that approximate the physical process of image generation are made available through graphical programming standards, such as OpenGL and WebGL
The mathematics underpinning geometric transformations and techniques for object modelling and manipulation
Approaches that approximate the physical process of image generation, such as projective geometry, viewing transformations, illumination and radiosity
How approaches that approximate the physical process of image generation are made available through graphical programming standards, such as OpenGL and WebGL
Course image CS351:Computer Systems Engineering Project
2017/18
Course image CS351:Computer Systems Engineering Project
2019/20
Course image CS352: Project Management for Computer Scientists
2023/24
Course image CS352: Project Management for Computer Scientists
2022/23
Course image CS352: Project Management for Computer Scientists
2021/22
Course image CS352:Project Management for Computer Scientists
2024/25
Course image CS407Prep: Group Project Preparation
Computer Science