CS563 - ADVANCED TOPICS IN COMPUTER GRAPHICS: PRESENTATIONS

CS563 - ADVANCED TOPICS IN COMPUTER GRAPHICS: PRESENTATIONS

Visualizing Data - Matt Ward

Noise, Turbulence, and Texture - Matt Ward

An Overview of XmdvTool - Matt Ward

An Overview of MAVIS - Matt Ward

An Overview of OpenGL - Ben Lipchak

An Introduction to VTK - Richard Resnick

Optimizing Ray Tracing - Steve Segenchuk

Facial Animation - Sudhir Kaushik

Introduction to VRML - Carl Shimer

Volume Rendering using Ray Casting - John Pawasauskas

Generating Natural Objects using IFS and L-Systems - Chris Byrd

Volume Rendering using Marching Cubes - Matt Ward

An Introduction to Using Wavelets in Graphics - Ben Lipchak

Visualizing Nominal Data - Richard Resnick

Flow Visualization Techniques - Matt Ward

Free Form Deformation - Carl Shimer

Antialiasing Techniques - Sudhir Kaushik

Color Quantization - Steven Segenchuk

Implicit Surfaces using Metaballs - Matt Ward

Hypertexture - Chris Byrd

Decimation - John Pawasauskas

Environmental Mapping - Sudhir Kaushik

Multiresolution Viewing - Ben Lipchak

An Incomplete History of Computer Graphics - Matt Ward

Synthesizing Wood using Solid Texture - Steve Segenchuk

Creative Glyphs - Richard Resnick

BSP Trees in Graphics - Carl Shimer

Placement Strategies for Glyphs - Matt Ward

DirectDraw and Direct3d - Chris Byrd

An Overview of Renderman - Sudhir Kaushik

Cyclic Data Visualization - Ben Lipchak

An Overview of MMX - John Pawasauskas

Animating Water - Richard Resnick

Visualization in Education - Steve Segenchuk

Visualizing Livetopics with VRML - Carl Shimer

Synthesizing Fireworks -Chris Byrd

Video Compression and Transmission - John Pawasauskas





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