CS 4204: Computer Graphics

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Courseware This page contains links to interactive graphics applications that will help you to visualize and understand some of the concepts and techniques we discuss in this class. Most of these applications were developed by former CS 4204 students, and you can help add to this list through some of the programming assignments this semester. Currently, all of the applications (except the 3D transformations in openGL demo, for which source code is provided) are compiled for Windows 2000/NT. The links below point to .zip archives containing executables, README files, and other needed support files. Source code is not provided here. If you wish to use these applications on another platform, please ask the instructor. 2D line drawing/antialiasing (David Wrighton, Spring 2002) 2D polygon fill algorithm (Brian Tacke, Fall 2000) 2D transformations (Ines Khelifi, Fall 2002) 3D transformations in openGL (from SIGGRAPH course demo) 3D normalizing transformation (Nathan Egge, Fall 1999) 3D perspective projections (Chris Glasnapp, Fall 2002) BSP tree rendering (Keith Zantow, Fall 2002)