Computer Graphics
CS 4451, Spring 2006

 

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How to submit your homework: Create a .zip or .rar file of your whole project including the workspaces. Please don't send  the debug/release folders, or any library files that we already have, glut for example. Name this file "p{project number}_{your name}.zip", where {your name} is your full name without spaces. For example, Huamin Wang would create "p1_Huamin_Wang.zip" for his homework 1. Submit your assignment to whmin 'at' cc 'dot' gatech 'dot' edu. Please put "cs4451: prog1" in the subject line so we can find your homework quickly.

PPM files can be viewed by Irfanview (http://www.irfanview.com).

Class Sessions
MWF, 2:05pm - 2:55pm
CoC Room 101

Instructor
Session A

 

Greg Turk
turk at cc.gatech.edu
TSRB 319
(404) 894-7508

Session B

 

James M. Rehg

rehg at cc.gatech.edu

TSRB 230

(404) 385-4228 
Teaching Assistant

Huamin Wang
whmin AT cc DOT gatech DOT edu
Office hours: Tuesday and Thursday 3:00PM to 4:00PM
Open area between rooms 317 and 318 in TSRB (by the big comfy couch)

Required Textbook
Fundamentals of Computer Graphics by Peter Shirley, second edition

Grading
Programming assignments: 70% (divided evenly among the five programs)
Midterm exams (two): 14% (7% each)
Final exam: 16%

Programming Projects
Computer graphics is learned best by doing. Each student will complete five programming projects, to be written in C or C++ on a Windows platform. Students may talk with one another about any of the concepts required for the programming projects, but each student must perform the actual programming of this assignment on their own. Students must write all of the code for each assignment themselves without any form of code sharing by electronic, written, verbal or any other means. The only code from others that may be used in these assignments are those that are given by the instructor. Note that it is impossible to get a good grade in this course without completing all five programming assignments.

Late Policy
The grade on a late assignment will drop 5% for each day beyond the due date. A day ends at midnight (specifically 11:59pm). No late assignments will be accepted four days or later after the date that the assignment was due.


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