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    BCM2053

    Computer
    Graphics
    (Chapter 1)
    D R . S U R YA N T I AWA N G
    FAC U LT Y O F C O M P U T I N G , U M P
    ROOM: LEVEL 3, RIGHT WING
    Introduction to CG: Mathematics &
    Programming
    Mathematics & Programming
    Mathematics & Programming
    Course Outcome
    • CO1 (C3): Demonstrate the concept of computer graphics and ability to use the computer
    graphics technology

    • CO2 (P4): Construct 2D and 3D graphics by implementing concepts of computer graphics


    and computer graphics programming

    • CO3 (A3) - PO4 Communication: Respond to instruction by listening actively and give
    feedback

    • CO4 (A3) - PO5 Social skills & responsibility: Work together effectively to achieve the same
    goal by building a good relationship and interaction among team members
    Assessments
    ASSESSMENT PERCENTAGE

    Assignment (Group) 20%

    Quiz x 2 (Individual) 10%

    Mini Project (Group) 30%

    FINAL EXAM 40%


    Academic Calendar
    Week Chapter Task to do Assessment

    1 1. Briefing & Introduction Lab 1 Assignment Question


    Mini Project Question
    2 2. Rasterization / Scan Conversion Lab 2_1

    3 2. Rasterization / Scan Conversion Brensenham Code Demo


    Lab 2_2

    4 3. 2D & 3D Transformation Lab 3_1 Quiz 1 (5%) – KALAM, open: Monday


    (8am) – Friday (12pm), Time Limit:
    20minutes
    5 3. 2D & 3D Transformation Lab 3_2

    6 4. Clipping Lab 4

    7 5. Color and Indices Lab 5 Assignment Submission &


    Presentation
    8 MIDTERM BREAK
    9 6. Hierarchical Modeling Lab 6_1

    10 6. Hierarchical Modeling Lab 6_2

    11 7. Projection Lab 7 (SBL) → Evaluation in Project Quiz 2 (5%) – KALAM, open: Monday
    (8am) – Friday (12pm), Time Limit:
    20minutes
    12 8. Texture Lab 8

    13 9. Lighting & Shading Lab 9

    14 - Project Submission & Presentation


    Method of Lecture
    Lecture session &
    Lab session
    Method of Lecture
    If needed→ Lecture session at
    Technology
    Technology
    OpenGL – open source for Graphics Library

    WebGL – open source for Graphics Library on a web


    - part of OpenGL 1 and OpenGL ES/2
    Technology – WebGL can run on modern
    web browsers (pc/mac/mobile
    Code Editor– Visual Studio Code
    How does WebGL works?
    How does WebGL works?
    Example of
    OpenGL/
    WebGL
    Primitives
    Example of
    a complete
    object
    constructed
    from
    triangles
    Example of
    a complete
    object
    constructed
    from
    triangles
    Clip Space –
    what will be
    displayed in your
    screen
    Vertex and Fragment
    Fragment Shader
    Fragment Shader
    Vector vs Raster
    Your Task: Find what are the CG
    applications
    Lab 1: WebGL Setup and Test

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