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LECTURE SLIDES
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Introduction to Computer Graphics
Basic Lighting and Illumination
Introduction to Graphics: Viewing Transformations
Introduction to Graphics: Lighting and Illumination
Introduction to Graphics: Object Representation & Modeling
Introduction to Graphics: Hidden Surface Removal
Raytracing
Practical Course in Computer Graphics using OpenGL
Introduction to Computer Graphics
Introduction to OpenGL & Hardware
OpenGL: Lighting & Color
Modeling & Tesselation
3D Object Representation
Texture Mapping
OpenGL: Texture Mapping
Polygonal Modeling
IGX Lab – Command-Line Framework for OpenGL
Advanced Computer Graphics
Shader Graphs
Raytracing and Global Illumination
History of Raytracing
Global Illumination: Radiosity, Photon Mapping & Path Tracing
Procedural Modeling
Non-Realistic Rendering: Drawing
Non-Realistic Rendering: Painting
Global Illumination: Radiosity and Photon Mapping
Scene Graphs
Computer Graphics for Video Games
Artificial Intelligence for Gaming
Collision Detection
Animation and Motion Capture
Animation: Basic Principles
Animation: Walk Cycles
Motion Capture: History & Basics
Motion Capture: Hardware & Workflow
Motion Capture: Recent Trends
The Animation & Games Industries
Media Arts
Media Arts: A Brief History
Prototyping & Failure: The Art of Design
Media Arts: Future Trends
Artistic Modeling
COURSES TAUGHT
| Year | Course | Instutition |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Advanced Animation and Motion Capture | Medialogy, Aalborg University Copenhagen |
| 2011 | Computer Graphics and Digital Scenography | Medialogy, Aalborg University Copenhagen |
| 2011 | Practical Course in Computer Graphics | Medialogy, Aalborg University Copenhagen |
| 2008 | Introduction to Computer Graphics (TA) | Department of Computer Science, University of California Santa Barbara |
| 2006 | Introduction to Mechanical Engineering (TA) | Mechanical Engineering, University of California Santa Barbara |
| 2005 | Visual Art Literacy (TA) | Department of Fine Arts, University of California Santa Barbara |
| 2004 | Advanced Topics in Game Design | Department of Computer Science, Game Design Initiative, Cornell University |
| 2004 | Violence in Video Games: A Cultural History | Department of Computer Science, Game Design Initiative, Cornell University |