Module 2 - Rasterization 1 - Lines and TrianglesModule Overview
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1.) Introduction to Computer Graphics, APIs, OpenGL and C++
2.) Rasterization 1 - Lines and Triangles
3.) Software Rasterizaton 2 - Vectors, Matrices, and Projection
4.) Rasterization 3 and Math (Transformation and Viewing)
5.) No Class, optional video on Advanced Graphics - Deferred Rendering
6.) Modern OpenGL - Buffers and Shaders
7.) Programming OpenGL (GLSL), glError, and MVP Transform
8.) Abstraction and Textures
9.) Camera and Illumination
10.) Advanced Lighting (Multiple Lights and Normal Mapping)
11.) SceneGraphs and Terrain
12.) Framebuffer Objects and post-processing
13.) Geometry Shaders and/or (Shadows or Lighting Maps or Multi-texturing)
14.) Final Projects, wrap up! (do your course evaluation please :))
15.) Vulkan
16.) (Optional Bonus) Math Review and Ray Tracing with no API
17.) (Optional Bonus) Ray Tracing 2
18.) (Optional Bonus) - Quaternion Math
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Module Content

Module Overview

In this module we work on building a software rasterizer! We will learn what the fundamental process is.

Module Outline

  • Lecture outline
    • Building a Software Render Fixed-Function Pipeline
    • Rasterization
    • Visibility Problem
    • Graphics Primitives - Point, Line Segment, Triangle
    • Drawing a Line
    • Drawing a Triangle
    • Filling a Triangle
    • C++ walkthrough and some Lab Code

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