Computer Graphics
  • 5CM507 Graphics 25-26
  • Module
  • Schedule
    • Term 1 Schedule
    • Term 2 Schedule
  • Assessments
    • Coursework 1 (CW1)
    • Coursework 2 (CW2)
  • Lectures A
    • L01 Overview of Computer Graphics
    • L02 Mathematics
  • Labs A
    • LabA0 Environment Setup
      • Using a Git Repository
      • Checking or Installing Software
      • Creating a Project Framework
    • LabA01 Drawing 2D Triangles
      • Early OpenGL
      • Modern OpenGL
    • LabA02 Load Meshes and Calculate Normals
      • How to Represent a Mesh
        • Mesh Data Structure in C++
        • Mesh Data Structure in WebGL
        • The OBJ Mesh Format
      • Normal Calculation
      • Calculating Normals in C++
    • LabA03 Transformations
    • LabA04 Scene Graph
    • LabA05 Projections
    • LabA06 Lighting
    • LabA07 Shaders
    • LabA08 Texture Mapping
  • Lectures B
  • Labs B
  • Resources
  • People
    • Module Leader
    • The Games Group@Derby
    • Senior External Consultants
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