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Revision as of 18:47, 27 September 2020
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CSE 167, Fall 2020: Introduction to Computer Graphics
This class provides an introduction to 3D computer graphics. We will cover the fundamentals of 3D rendering and modeling. The focus is on real-time applications using modern OpenGL. You will also learn the basics of GLSL shader programming. In the course projects you will build your own real-time rendering engine.
Screenshots of CSE 167 final projects from prior years.
Course Schedule
Click here for the course schedule.
Course Information
- Weekly Schedule:
- Lectures: Tuesday/Thursday 12:30-1:50pm on Zoom
- Homework discussion: Wednesdays 1:00-1:50pm on Zoom
- Homework grading: off-line after submission on Canvas
- TA and tutor office hours are held on Zoom as listed on Canvas
- Instructor: Jurgen Schulze, office hour Tuesdays 2-3pm on Zoom (only with RSVP by email)
- Teaching Assistants:
- Tutors:
- We use Canvas for TA/tutor office hours, discussion forums and grades.
- Section Number:
- Number of units: 4
Miscellaneous
- Starter code and build instructions
- Homework projects
- Grading and exams
- Textbooks and resources
- Helpful tips for debugging your OpenGL code
- Students with Disabilities
