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Syllabus | General course information: objectives, prerequisites, text, policies, etc. | |||
Schedule | Schedule of lecture topics and assignments (subject to revision as the semester proceeds). | |||
Lecture Notes | Slides from the lectures, in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). | |||
IDE Policy | Policy on use of alternate integrated development environments and programming languages in this course. | |||
Lab Write-up | Template/example write-up for the programming projects/labs. | |||
OpenGL Redbook Examples | Example code/programs from the OpenGL Programming Guide (RedBook). | |||
Exams |
Midterm 1 | Our first midterm, covering graphical user interfaces in FLTK and parallel programming with OpenMP. Answers are included. The practice test is also available. | Midterm 2 | Our second midterm, covering computer graphics and OpenGL (lectures 8-17). Answers are included. The practice test is also available. | Final Exam | Our final exam, covering the entire semester. Answers are included. The practice final is also available. |
Links |
FLTK.org |
The homepage of FLTK, a lightweight toolkit for graphical user interfaces.
We will be using version 1.1.4 on Cygwin, with GCC. | OpenMP.org |
The homepage of OpenMP, a standard API for shared-memory parallel scientific computation.
We will be using the version built-in to GCC-4.1.0 on carmel. |
OpenGL.org |
The homepage of OpenGL, an industry-standard API for 3D graphics.
We will be using OpenGL under FLTK on Cygwin. |
MIT's OpenCourseWare | MIT has generously released the curriculum and course material for their advanced undergrad/grad graphics course, 6.837, under their OpenCourseWare initiative. |
Daily Devotionals | Every class starts with a short devotional from the Bible, to help keep everything in perspective! | |||