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Computer Graphics Question For Final Exam

This document contains instructions for a final exam in computer graphics. It includes 4 questions related to 3D transformations, 2D window clipping, projections, and polygon clipping. Students are asked to apply rotations, shears, and clipping algorithms to shapes and identify different projection types from figures. The exam is open book and lasts 3 hours and 30 minutes, with a total of 40 marks.

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Computer Graphics Question For Final Exam

This document contains instructions for a final exam in computer graphics. It includes 4 questions related to 3D transformations, 2D window clipping, projections, and polygon clipping. Students are asked to apply rotations, shears, and clipping algorithms to shapes and identify different projection types from figures. The exam is open book and lasts 3 hours and 30 minutes, with a total of 40 marks.

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Daffodil International University

Department of Computer Science and Engineering


Faculty of Science & Information Technology
Final Examination, Summer 2021 @ DIU Blended Learning Center
Course Code: CSE421 (Day), Course Title: Computer Graphics
Level: 4 Term: 2 Section: A, B, C
Instructor: NNM Modality: Open Book Exam
Date: Thursday 26 August, 2021 Time: 09:00am-12:30am
Three and half hours (3:30), Marks: 40
Answer all the questions

1. a. Consider a 3D shape. The coordinates of the shape are A (-2, -1,-3), B(1,-1,-3), 5
C(1,3,2). After applying rotation of θ degree towards the X axis, the new coordinate
points are A’(-2,3,-1), B’(1,3-1), C’(1,-2,3). Now find out the rotation angle θ. Show
all calculations.

b. Consider the point A’(-2,3,-1), B’(1,3-1), C’(1,-2,3) and apply shear parameter i on X 5
axis, j on Y axis and k on Z axis and find out the new coordinates of the object where
i= last digit of your id, j= 2nd last digit of your id k = 3rd last digit of your id.

2. Consider a rectangular window whose lower left-hand corner is at L (25-last digit of 10


your id, 45-2nd last digit of your id) and upper right-hand corner is at R (75+ Last
digit of your id, 90+2nd last digit of your id).

Example, consider an ID is 161-15-11459, then L= ((25-9), (45 -5)) and


R=((75+9), (90+5))

After finding out Xmin, Ymin, Xmax, Ymax values, you have to draw

i) line segment AB where A(20,48) and B(50,100),


ii) line segment CD where C(40,40) and D(40,70),
iii) line segment EF where E(82,40) and F(60,95) ,
iv) line segment GH where G(15,30) and H(15,60)

Now, find the line categories of the lines and clip the lines using Cohen-Sutherland
line clipping algorithms and find out clipped points.
3. a. What kind of projection is shown in figure 1 and figure 2? Describe each of its kinds 6
with examples.

i)

Figure 1

ii)

Figure 2

b. Assume for a rag day party you have designed a common t-shirt for everyone using 4
RGB color format. But when the t-shirts were being printed you did not get the
expected color. Explain the reason behind that.

4. In figure 3, ABCD is the clipping window where the blue polygon is the clipping
object. Now,

i) Which algorithm should you use to clip this polygon? Compare this 3
algorithm with other polygon clipping algorithm.
ii) Clip the given polygon in figure 3 using the best fit algorithm according to 7
your opinion.
Instructions:
** Perform an anticlockwise direction whose ID is ODD and clockwise
direction whose ID is EVEN.
** Here, Vertices of BLUE polygon will be your name of Capital Letter. Do
not use the same character, take only the first character.

[Example: If your name is ABDUL AZIZ then BLUE polygon will be


ABDULZI. Please add Digits (1,2,3, …..) or delete if the number of vertices of
polygon did not match with your name’s character.]

Figure 3

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