Course content

Geometric models and their simplification. Modelling with parametric curves and surfaces. Modelling with subdivision surfaces. Hierarchical scene modelling. Culling and hidden surface elimination II. Illumination models and algorithms II. Texture mapping. Ray tracing. Animation techniques. Shadow generation. Visualization principles. Visualization algorithms.

Learning outcome

Knowledge: The candidate will acquire knowledge of more advanced graphics and visualization principles and algorithms.

Skills: The candidate will enhance his/her skills in graphics and visualization programming through practical assignments.

General competence: The candidate will gain in-depth understanding of more advanced principles and algorithms in computer graphics and visualization, will realise the potential use of the above and possess the basis for performing research or pursuing commercial applications in the field.

Learning methods and activities

Lectures and compulsory exercises. If there is a re-sit examination, the examination form may change from written to oral. Lectures and examination will be held in English.

Compulsory assignments

• Exercise

Recommended previous knowledge

Course TDT4195 Visual Computing Fundamentals or equivalent.

Required previous knowledge

Course materials

To be announced at start of semester.

Credit reductions