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Latest revision as of 23:45, 11 November 2011
Programming Projects
- Project 1: Matrices, Vectors, and Coordinate Transformations
- Project 2: Interactive Viewing
- Project 3: Rasterization
- Project 4: Lighting, Shading, Texturing
- Project 5: Scene Graph
- Project 6: Bezier Curves
- Final Project
Teamwork
Project 1 may be submitted in teams of two students, but individual submissions are fine. The final project must be submitted in teams of two or three students. Projects 2 to 6 are strictly individual projects.
Grading
- All homework projects are due on the due dates posted on the Schedule of Classes.
- Homework projects can be presented to the TAs or the instructor during any office hour slot before their due date to get full credit.
- During the homework grading session on Fridays: list your name on the whiteboard in the Grading section once you get to the lab. The homework will be graded in this order.
- Once no names are left on the whiteboard, grading will end.
- If you have documented reason not having been able to get graded before grading ended (such as a class which ends during the grading window): ZIP/TAR up your source code and send it to the instructor before the end of the grading window. The instructor will then make arrangements for your grading.
