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CMSC 23700 Introduction to Computer Graphics

General information.

This course aims to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques of 3D computer graphics, with a focus on interactive rendering techniques, such as those found in computer games. These include: coordinate systems and transformations, surface appearance and shading, geometric modeling, level-of-detail, and efficiently using graphics hardware.

The lab section is a required part of the course. You are responsible for the material presented in lab, and lab time will sometimes be used for project demos.

Reading Assignments

Assigned on: Finish by: Reading: Tue Jan 3 Tue Jan 10 RTR Chapter 1, 2, 3; OSB Chapter 1 Tue Jan 10 Tue Jan 17 RTR Chapter 4 minus 4.3, App. A minus eigenvalue/eigenvector; OSB Chapter 2 minus OS-specific and GLUT-specific info Tue Jan 17 Thu Jan 26 RTR Chapters 5 and 6 OSB Chapters 3 and 5 Tue Jan 31 Thu Feb 9 RTR: Skim 7.{1,2,3}, and Read 7.{4,5}, 8, 9.1 OSB: Chapters 6 and 7 Tue Feb 14 Tue Feb 21 RTR: Section 4.3 (re-read RTR: Sections 5.6 and 5.7) RTR: Sections 16.{1,2}, 16.{5,6,7,8} Tue Feb 28 Tue March 13 RTR: Section 13.1 OSB: Chapters 8 and 10

Homework Assignments

Assigned on: Due: Assignment: Fri Jan 6 Noon Fri Jan 12 homework-01.pdf (Solutions on Chalk ) Fri Jan 26 Noon Tue Feb 7 homework-02.pdf (Solutions on Chalk ) Tue March 6 6pm Tue March 13 homework-03.pdf

Programming Projects

Assigned on: Due: Assignment: Wed Jan 11 10:00pm Wed Jan 25 project-01.pdf Thu Feb 2 6:00pm Fri Feb 17 project-02.pdf Thu Feb 22 6:00pm Fri March 2 project-03.pdf

Handouts distributed in class or online, possibly with revisions:

Date Handout January 3 handout-01-courseinfo.pdf: Course information January 16 handout-02-projections.pdf: Deriving View and Projection Transforms (file on Chalk in "Course Documents") February 15 handout-03-slerp.pdf: Deriving Slerp (file on Chalk in "Course Documents")

Prerequisites

There are two required texts:

Title: Real-time Rendering (3rd Edition) [called "RTR" in these pages] Authors: Tomas Akenine-Möller, Eric Haines, and Naty Hoffman Publisher: A.K. Peters Ltd., 2008 Book web site:  http://www.realtimerendering.com/   Title: OpenGL SuperBible: Comprehensive Tutorial and Reference ( 5th Edition) [called "OSB" in these pages] Authors: Richard S. Wright, Nicholas Haemel, Graham Sellers, Benjamin Lipchak Publisher: Addison Wesley, 2011 Book web site:  http://www.starstonesoftware.com/OpenGL/

The programming assignments will be written using the C programming language. If you do not have a good C manual, we recommend the following:

Title: C -- A Reference Manual (5th Edition) Authors: Samuel P. Harbison and Guy L. Steele Jr. Publisher: Prentice Hall, 2002 Errata: www.careferencemanual.com/errata.htm
Percentage Component 20% Homework assignments 30% Midterm Exam 50% Projects

Homeworks and programming projects will be posted on the class website and announced via email to the class list. Both will be handed in by you via pheonixforge.

Late programming projects will be docked 12% every 6 hours, in increments of 6 hours, based on the clock on the pheonixforge server. After 72 hours the project will receive a zero. There is no similar leniency with homework assignments. However, each student is allotted one 24-hour extension on one homework assignment or one individual programming project. You must request the extension at least 24 hours before the deadline.

Programming project grades will consist of a correctness portion (worth 75%) and a style portion (worth 25%). Your code must compile. Failure to compile will result in a 0 for the correctness portion of the grade.

The lectures are expected to cover the following topics:

  • Overview of the graphics pipeline [Ch. 2]
  • Graphics processors (GPUs) [Ch. 3]
  • Linear algebra, trigonometry, model/view transformations and projections [Ch. 4; Appendices]
  • Basic lighting and shading [Ch. 5]
  • Texturing and bump mapping [Ch. 6]
  • Vertex and Fragment shaders
  • Shadows [Ch. 9.1]
  • Object representations: meshes, scene graphs, level-of-detail refinements [Ch. 12]
  • Spatial data structures [Ch. 14]
  • Intersection testing [Ch 16]

Though most topics covered in class are also described in the main text, class lectures and additional readings will also present required information. Slides from class will be made available on Chalk , but these will not be a substitute for taking notes in class (i.e. you need to come to class).

Academic Honesty

The University of Chicago is a scholarly academic community. You need to both understand and internalize the ethics of our community. A good place to start is with the Cadet's Honor Code of the US Military Academy: "A Cadet will not lie, cheat, or steal, or tolerate those who do." It is important to understand that the notion of property that matters most to academics is ideas, and that to pass someone else's ideas off as your own is to lie, cheat, and steal.

The University has a two-paragraph formal policy on Academic Honesty and Plagiarism , which you should read and understand.

We believe that student interactions are an important and useful means to mastery of the material. We recommend that you discuss the material in this class with other students, and that includes the homework assignments. So what is the boundary between acceptable collaboration and academic misconduct? First, while it is acceptable to discuss homework, it is not acceptable to turn in someone else's work as your own. When the time comes to write down your answer, you should write it down yourself from your own memory. Moreover, you should cite any material discussions, or written sources, e.g.,

Note: I discussed this exercise with Jane Smith.

The University's policy says less than it should regarding the culpability of those who know of misconduct by others, but do not report it. An all too common case has been where one student has decided to "help" another student by giving them a copy of their assignment, only to have that other student copy it and turn it in. In such cases, we view both students as culpable and pursue disciplinary sanctions against both.

For the student collaborations, it can be a slippery slope that leads from sanctioned collaboration to outright misconduct. But for all the slipperiness, there is a clear line: present only your ideas as yours and attribute all others. If you have any questions about what is or is not proper academic conduct, please ask your instructors.

Thanks to Stuart Kurtz and John Reppy for the above exposition of this essential information.

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Assignments and Grading

  • Homework Schedule : Weekly homeworks are assigned Tuesday and due the following Monday.
  • Evaluation : Grades will be 50% homeworks, 50% final project (ray traced image). The weekly graded homeworks are designed as building blocks towards the final ray traced image. There will be 8 homeworks, and they each count equally. For samples of student final projects from previous years, see the project showcase page .
  • Collaboration : You may work with a partner for both the homeworks and the final ray traced image. You may change partners as often as you wish throughout the quarter. It is recommended but not required that you attend the grading sessions with your partner, if applicable. However, the CAs will ask independent questions -- the person being asked the question by the CA should answer.
  • Rubric : Assignments will be graded on a 0-5 point basis. The rubric will be provided at the end of each homework's writeup. If your homework grades are not going well, then do not be surprised if your final image grade is lower than what you expect. Feedback is very important in computer graphics, so please take each homework seriously and attend the grading sessions each week.
  • Late Assignments : As a general rule, no late assignments will be accepted . Exceptions will of course be made for unforeseeable circumstances and as required by university or departmental policy.

Hardware and Software

You are encouraged to do class assignments on your personal computer. Computers should contain a modern graphics card with at least 2 GB of free disk space to download and run Blender. Blender is readily available on Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms, and the starter code has been tested on all of these platforms.

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CSE COMPUTER GRAPHICS VTU LAB

Program 1:-Implement Brenham’s line drawing algorithm for all types of slope

Program 2:- Create and rotate a triangle about the origin and a fixed point.

Program 3:- Draw a color cube and spin it using OpenGL transformation matrices.

Program 4:- Draw a color cube and allow the user to move the camera suitably to experiment with perspective viewing

Program 5:- Clip a lines using Cohen-Sutherland algorithm.

Program 6:- To draw a simple shaded scene consisting of a tea pot on a table. Define suitablythe position and properties of the light source along with the properties of the surfaces of the solid object used in the scene

Program 7:- Design, develop and implement recursively subdivide a tetrahedron to form 3D sierpinskigasket. The number of recursive steps is to be specified by the user.

Program 8:- Develop a menu driven program to animate a flag using Bezier Curve algorithm

Program 9:- Develop a menu driven program to fill the polygon using scan line algorithm

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Computer Graphics Practical

Computer graphics lab practical b.tech cse 4sem.

PRACTICAL 1

  • To draw a line using Simple DDA Algorithm for positive line slope.
  • To draw a line using Symmetrical DDA Algorithm for positive line.

PRACTICAL 2

  • To draw a line using Simple DDA Algorithm for negative line slope.
  • To draw a line using Symmetrical DDA for negative line slope.
  • To draw a line using Bresenham’s Algorithm for negative line slope.

PRACTICAL 3

  • To draw a line, triangle and circle using functions of graphics.h header file

PRACTICAL 4

  • To display simple shapes (Like hut, star, car etc.)  Using graphics primitives

PRACTICAL 5

  • To perform translation transformation on a given triangle.
  • To perform scaling transformation on a given triangle.
  • To perform rotation transformation on a given triangle.
  • To rotate a given triangle clockwise and anticlockwise about a given point.
  • To perform reflection of a point about a line y= mx+c.

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Computer Graphics Lab (Summer 2021)

Topic outline.

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Welcome to CSE 422 Computer graphics lab Course

Welcome letter,                                                     https://elearn.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd/pluginfile.php/1167582/course/section/240096/9417766189437065-audio.ogg    , dear students,  welcome to the cse 422 computer graphics lab course. i'm fabliha haque, will be your co-pilot in this online journey of learning. let us ignite ourselves to start this journey at great speed.  this lab offers you an opportunity to demonstrate both your programming skills and creative thinking. hope our journey will be nice together. enjoy your learning., fabliha haque lecturer, department of cse daffodil international university,                         , instructor information:   fabliha haque   ,               designation: lecturer.

email: [email protected] Office address:   102/1, Sukrabad Mirpur Rd, Dhaka 1207   

computer graphics lab assignment

Course Rationale:

Computer Graphics and Design - Foundation Level 2 provides applied learning opportunities for learners with an interest in computer graphics who are looking to foster a career within design-based industries and/or wish to prepare for further study in Computer Graphics and Design Level 3.

Course Objective:

It allows learners to develop a practice-based understanding of form and functional design contexts using computer graphics and associated digital technologies. Computer Graphics and Design - Foundation Level 2 engages learners in solving design challenges and presenting their ideas or solutions as digital graphic solutions. Design projects allow learners: to demonstrate their skills and understandings of design principles and processes; to understand problems; propose possibilities, and to develop creative solutions.

Course Outcomes (CO’s):

  • CO1:- Able to demonstrate effective OpenGL programs to solve graphics programming issues including different shapes.
  • CO2:- Able to implement Line Drawing Algorithm using DDA and Bresenham’s Algorithm.
  • CO3:- Able to implement Circle Drawing Algorithm using the MidPoint Algorithm.
  • CO4:- Able to implement 2D and 3D transformation
  • CO5:- Able to implement color modeling, shading, and animation.

Grading Scheme:

                                                              Attendance           : 10%                                                               Lab Performance : 25%                                                               project                   : 25%                                                               Final Exam            : 40%

computer graphics lab assignment

Text Book for Class Discussion:  OpenGL® Programming Guide, Seventh Edition Dave Shreiner The Khronos OpenGL ARB Working Group

computer graphics lab assignment

Important Dates

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Class Attendance Submission

Week 1: introduction,              , topics for discussion.

Fundamental knowledge about OpenGl, installation and working with some basic built in functions.

Expected Learning Outcome:

  • Able to demonstrate effective OpenGL programs to solve graphics programming issues including different shapes.
  • Able to use OpenGL with CodeBlocks and  to implement computer graphics course using OpenGL.

Expected Skills:

a.   Gathering knowledge about OpenGL b.   Clear idea about OpenGL for answering OpenGL related questions.

Tools Required:

  •   CodeBlocks
  •   OpenGL and GLUT using CodeBlocks.

computer graphics lab assignment

Dear Learners,

Set up by following the attached guideline. And go with the flow of your pictorial journey.........

computer graphics lab assignment

Reference Material

computer graphics lab assignment

Dear Learners, 

It's time to show your spark.

Follow the attached picture and draw it by using openGL. You are allowed to add more additional things if needed.

Submission GiuideLine:

  • Submit .txt file of your code
  • Snapshot of the output

N.B. Do not submit .ZIP or.RAR file.

computer graphics lab assignment

Task1: Introduction to vertex and polygon

Week 2: explore with different output primitives,                    .

Fundamental knowledge about OpenGl: Built in Function details description, Working with different object shapes by changing colors.

  • Able to demonstrate effective OpenGL programs to solve graphics programming issues including different shapes .
  • Able to appreciate the knowledge along axis (X,Y).   

a.  knowledge about C/C++ programming b.   Clear idea about OpenGL 

  •  CodeBlocks
  •  OpenGL and GLUT using CodeBlocks.

Dear Learner,

Check out the manual and go with the flow.

Lab Class : Chess Board Drawing

Dear Students,

If you have any problem or sharing regarding this lecture, Feel free to share.

Week 3: Line Drawing Algorithm Implementation

                                              .

Line Drawing Algorithm Implementation: Digital Differential Analyzer(forward), Bresenham 

  • Students will be able to implement DDA algorithm (forward) and Bresenham Algorithm.
  • Students will be able to draw a line using two endpoints with DDA & Bresenham algorithm.  

a.  knowledge about C/C++ programming b.  Clear idea about OpenGL 

Lab Class 4 - Bresenham Algorithm

Week 4: Circle Algorithm Implementation

                        .

Circle Drawing Algorithm Implementation: Midpoint

  •   Students will be able to implement circle algorithm.
  •    Students will be able to draw a circle with center visualization.

Submission Guide Line:

N.B. Do not submit .ZIP or .RAR file

computer graphics lab assignment

Week 5: Project Discussion and project Sample

                                             .

  • Projects Discussion
  • Project ideas
  • Project Time Frame
  • Project Follow up
  • Project Presentation
  • Project Submission
  •   Students will be able to implement the learning of graphics to visualize the real time problem.

Week 6: 2D Implementation

                                                 .

2D implementation (Object Movement)

  •   Students will be able to implement all the visualization of the output Primitives.
  •   Students will be able to implement two dimensional animation of any objects.

a.  knowledge about C/C++ programming b.  Clear idea about OpenGL  c.   Clear about Matrix

Week 7: Midterm Examination of Theory Course

computer graphics lab assignment

Week 8: 2D Implementation

                                                   .

a.  knowledge about C/C++ programming b.  Clear idea about OpenGL  c.   Clear about Matrix d. Clear idea about axis

Week 9: Review Exercises

Review the contents from week 1 to week 9, project followup .

Feedback from the instructor

Project Requirements:

Draw shapes according to your project. apply translation. apply rotation. apply scaling. add key functionalities for translation and rotation like: left to right and up to bottom translation rotation about x axis, y axis, z axis rotate continuously, stop it, speed up and speed down.  *** any other functionalities will be added extra marks., week 10: spinning object by using key functionalities, dear learner, check out the attachment about spinning and adding sound and key functionalities. analysis the code and must implement to your project., topic 11: lab assessment, lab assessment.

Total Marks 25

Theoretical+practical concept of Computer Graphics & OpenGl

computer graphics lab assignment

Week 12: Project Submission & Presentation

computer graphics lab assignment

Project Submission Guide Line:

1.  Submit your project .ZIp file.

2. submit video of the project Screening

Project Submission Form :: Click Here

  • project file
  • video 

Project Report Submission (Section K) : Click here

Project Report Submission (Section L) : Click here

Week 13: Lab Assessment

computer graphics lab assignment

Lab Final Exam Assessment plan

1. You have to draw the last 2 digit your ID and your section name.

Suppose, your section is K and ID is 181-15-10213. So, you need to draw (  13K  ).

2. write and compile your code

3. submit the snapshot of the output and .txt file of your code.

4. In the snapshot of the output , the GLUT console must need be titled with your ID. Otherwise the code will be rejected .

1. You have to draw your section name and the last 2 digit your ID.

Suppose, your section is L and ID is 181-15-10213. So, you need to draw ( L13 ).

4.  In the snapshot of the output , the GLUT console must need be titled with your ID. Otherwise the code will be rejected .

week 14: Final Examination of Theory course

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