Readings in Visualization
Towards the beginning of the course, a list of research papers will be presented to the class. These will be papers that cover interesting techniques, applications, or systems in visualization. Students will have the opportunity to team with other class members to choose one of the papers for careful reading and presentation to the rest of the class. This will be the only time during the course that students can work on a project as part of a team. Those students who do not choose papers, will have papers assigned to them. Presentations will be graded as part of the homework grade. Students can also suggest papers to be part of the list. Suggestions should be sent to ribarsky@cc.gatech.edu.

SciVis Seminars:
The following SciVis seminars are held from 5-7 pm, usually in the SciVis Lab. You are expected to attend the first two since they will give you insights into packages you might use for your project. We will post schedules for these seminars soon. Call Clint Lyle at 4-6294 or clint.lyle@oit.gatech.edu to make a reservation. First come, first served.
IBM Visualization Data Explorer
SGI Iris Explorer
AVS
Alias
CaseVision
Showcase

Tentative Case Studies:

Mark Iken		Visualization of non-linear physical systems
Larry Hodges		VR techniques and applications
Andrew Pounds:		Visualization in quantum chemistry 
Norberto Ezquerra	Biomedical visualization
Other Activities of Interest