COM3503 3D Computer Graphics (10 credits)

Year Running: 2015/2016

Credit level: F6

Excluded		COM4503
Additional Information		Students from departments other than Computer Science will need to demonstrate skills in imperative programming, software design and data structures and their applications, as well as experience with vector and matrix arithmetic.

Description

This module is an introduction to the techniques used in modern 3D computer graphics. It deals with fundamental techniques that are the basis of work in a range of industries, e.g. entertainment and computer-aided design. Both basic and advanced topics concerned with the production of images of abstract 3D objects are covered, including: 3D representations and manipulations in graphics, light reflection models, realism techniques such as shadows and textures, ray tracing and 3D animation. Students should be aware that there are limited places available on this course.

Reading List

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Teaching Methods

Delivery Type	Hours
Independent	70.0
Lab	10.0
Lecture	20.0

Methods of assessment

Assessment Type	Duration	% of formal assessment	Semester
Course Work	0.0	50 %	S1
Exam	2.0	50 %	S1

Teaching methods and assessment displayed on this page are indicative for 2023-24.