Photo-Realistic Computer Graphics

Kevin Beason's Spring 2002 CIS 5930 Page

This page contains materials related to "Photo-Realistic Computer Graphics", a course taught by Dr. Banks at FSU in Spring 2002. Visit the course webpage for more information regarding the class. See below for my assignments, including source code, animations, movies, etc.

Class Description

Here is the vital information for the class.

Title Photo-Realistic Computer Graphics
Number CIS 5930
Semester Spring 2002
Professor Dr. David C. Banks
Offered By Florida State University Computer Science
Webpage http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~banks/courses/2002.0/
Description This course is concerned with algorithms for creating realistic 3D images by simulating the transport of light. Topics include ray-casting, sampling, reflectance, and transmittance.


Homework Projects

Below are my the homework assignments for the class. Click on the links to see more information, including project description, images, etc.

Homework 0 - POV-Ray Demonstration
Homework 1 - Emittance Inventor Application and Radiance Example
Homework 2 - Scene-reading Inventor Application and BMRT Example
Homework 3 - Isotropic Emittance Distribution Inventor Application and bv and brdfview Examples
Homework 4 - Scene Sampling Inventor Application and Lightfield Demonstration Homework 5 - Isosurface Sampling using User-Defined Emittance Distributions
Homework 6 - Dataset Isosurface Viewing Homework 7 - Volume Rendering
Homework 8 - Siggraph Schedule Homework 9 - Geometric Model Simplification
Homework 10 - Global Illumination Homework 11 - Photon Mapping
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