Teaching

LECTURE SLIDES

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Introduction to Computer Graphics		Practical Course in Computer Graphics using OpenGL
Basic Lighting and Illumination		Introduction to Computer Graphics
Introduction to Graphics: Viewing Transformations		Introduction to OpenGL & Hardware
Introduction to Graphics: Lighting and Illumination		OpenGL: Lighting & Color
Introduction to Graphics: Object Representation & Modeling		Modeling & Tesselation
Introduction to Graphics: Hidden Surface Removal		3D Object Representation
Raytracing		Texture Mapping
		OpenGL: Texture Mapping
Advanced Computer Graphics		IGX Lab – Command-Line Framework for OpenGL
Shader Graphs
Raytracing and Global Illumination		Animation and Motion Capture
History of Raytracing		Global Illumination: Radiosity, Photon Mapping & Path Tracing
Polygonal Modeling		Procedural Modeling
Non-Realistic Rendering: Drawing		Artificial Intelligence for Gaming
Non-Realistic Rendering: Painting		Collision Detection
Global Illumination: Radiosity and Photon Mapping		Animation: Basic Principles
Scene Graphs		Animation: Walk Cycles
		Motion Capture: History & Basics
Media Arts		Motion Capture: Hardware & Workflow
Media Arts: A Brief History		Motion Capture: Recent Trends
Prototyping & Failure: The Art of Design		The Animation & Games Industries
Media Arts: Future Trends
Artistic Modeling

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