Graphic Programming Lab

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Informatik (Hauptstudium) + InfoTech
Practical training course(4FP)
Tutors:	Joachim Diepstraten (Room 1.318), Mike Eissele (Room 1.456)
Dates:	We		10 15	till	11 45	in	1.026	Practical training course
	We		13 15	till	14 45	in	1.026	Practical training course

Important notes

Pre meeting:

Date:	28th April 2003
Time:	15:00 - 15:30 CET
Place:	Room 0.463

Description

The target of this course is to give insight into practical programming of interactive 3D applications. You should learn how to implement visualization techniques which work on modern graphics hardware accelerators and to combine them with a Graphical User Interface (GUI). We highly recommend to take this course, if you are looking forward to write your bachelor or master thesis in our department. Although due to organizational reasons it is limited to 10 people.

Several practical exercises have to be solved. The anticipated topics are:

• Viewer

for viewing and interactive manipulation of 3D scenes with the possibility to load and save them

• Raytracer

to render scenes with global illumination effects like shadows or reflections

• Algorithms for medical data visualization

Finally you also have the possibility to show your own creativity and imagination by solving an exercise defined by yourself.

The exercises should be implemented on a LINUX-PC using C++. For the 3D rendering output OpenGL and for the Graphical User Interface QT should be used.

       

Information for attendees

have a look at FaPra-Homepage (SS2003/2004)
have a look at FaPra-Homepage (SS2003)
have a look at FaPra-Homepage (SS2002)
have a look at FaPra-Homepage (WS2001/2002) sorry only in German
have a look at FaPra-Homepage (SS2001) sorry only in German
have a look at FaPra-Homepage (WS2000/2001) sorry only in German
have a look at FaPra-Homepage (SS2000) sorry only in German

Misc

If you want to take this course we highly recommend that you already have sincere knowledge of C/C++. These can be acquired for example by taking a "Kompaktkurs". The VIS department provides such a course in each term break.