Module 16 - (Optional Bonus) - Quaternion Math - Module Overview
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1.) Introduction to Computer Graphics, APIs, OpenGL and C++
2.) Pixels, Images, and Image Coordinate Systems
3.) Understanding OpenGL API, Buffers, Shaders, and a first triangle
4.) 3D Transformations and Linear Algebra
5.) Rotations, Meshes, and Mesh Representation
6.) Camera and Textures
7.) Basic Lighting, Point, Lights, and Multiple Lights
8.) Advanced Lighting (Specular, Normal and Parallax), Engine Study
9.) Framebuffer Objects (FBO) - post-processing and shadows
10.) Terrain Rendering (Heightmaps, skyboxes, billboards, instancing, and water)
11.) Scenegraphs and Geometry Shaders
12.) Advanced Graphics - Physically-Based Rendering and Deferred Rendering
13.) Instructors Choice -- TBD (e.g. Multi-texture, Cartoon, animation, particles)
14.) Final Projects, wrap up! (do your course evaluation please :))
15.) (Optional) Vulkan and other APIs
16.) (Optional Bonus) - Quaternion Math
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Audio/Video Recording

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Readings/Warmup (Do before class)

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For now I am linking code samples here: Github Code Repository for the course
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Slides

(Graded) In-Class Activity link

  • In-Class Activity Link
    • This is graded, and only your first response is graded
    • This is an evaluation of what was learned in lecture.
    • Due one week from when the lecture takes place

Module Content

Module Overview

Learn about Quaternions

Module Outline

  • Lecture outline
    • Quaternions, Projective Geometry

Commentary

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(Optional Notes)

Commentary

Note: On occasion I might add some notes here (e.g. common questions from office hours), so consider this a 'beta' product.

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