Readings

Sources

• Textbook: H&B = Hearn and Baker. Computer Graphics, C Version, 2e, Prentice-Halll, 1997.
• Supplementary reference: FvDFH = Foley, van Dam, Feiner, and Hughes. Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice, 2e. Addison Wesley, 1990. (On reserve at the Engineering Library)

Readings in [brackets] are supplementary material that may help you understand the topics presented in the lecture.

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Lecture 2
H&B 2.1-4: Video Display Devices
H&B 14.3: Displaying Light Intensities
H&B 14.4: Halftone Patterns and Dithering Techniques

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Lecture 3
Porter & Duff: Compositing Digital Images

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Lecture 4
H&B 3.1-2, 3.11: Rasterization
H&B 4.8: Antialiasing

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Lecture 5
[FvDFH 14.10: Aliasing and Antialiasing]

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Lecture 6
[FvDFH 17.2: Filtering]
[FvDFH 17.5: Multipass Transformations]

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Lecture 7
H&B 5: 2D Geometric Transformations

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Lecture 8
H&B 6: 2D Viewing

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Lecture 11
H&B 10-6 - 10-9: Splines

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Lecture 14
H&B 9: 3D Concepts H&B 11: 3D Transforms

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Lecture 15
Carlbom & Paciorek, Planar geometric projections and viewing transformations. ACM Computing Surveys 10:4 (1978).

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Lecture 16
H&B 12: 3D Viewing

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Lecture 20
(see Lecture 11)

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Lecture 21
Zorin & Schröder, SIGGRAPH 2000 subdivision course notes
(Not easy to read in parts but a good reference for some of the basics.)

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Lecture 22
H&B 13.{1-4,6-7}: Visible-Surface Detection

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Lecture 23
H&B 14.1-2: Illumination models H&B 14.5: Shading polygons

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Lecture 25
Rosalee Wolfe, SIGGRAPH 1997 Slide Set on texture mapping
(The source of many of the example images in these lectures.)