Computer Graphics Labs

There is more lab work than most people can do within one hour. You are expected to do some or all of labs in your own time.

If you prefer, you can do the labs before the formal sessions and just turn up briefly to check that your results are correct or to ask any questions.

All formal labs are in R105, but undergraduates can use N111 for computer graphics work as well.

Wednesday 3 - 4
Wednesday 4 - 5
Thursday 3 - 4

• week 1: Unix CLI for COMP6461 students
• week 2: Retro graphics
• week 3: Transformations
  and Geometry Exercise
• week 4: Blob Person
  and Event Programming
• week 5: Polygons in Py3D
  and Polygons in OpenGL
• week 6: Bouncing Ball
• week 7: OpenGL 2D Graphics
• week 8: Intro to Shading
  and OpenGL Shading
• week 9: OpenGl Texture Mapping
  
• week 10: Images
  
• week 11: CGI
  
• week 12: VR
  

These next labs/examples are more advanced and should only be done when you have completed all the ones above. Order doesn't matter, pick whatever seems interesting.

• Bezier curves