Office Hours for the Character Deformation assignment have been updated on the staff page. We will be holding hours Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday before break. Remember that the assignment is due Thursday Marth, 20th. Viel Glück!
The Character Deformation assignment is out. It is due Thursday Marth, 20th. This one should be a lot easier than Image Analogies. Good luck!
On a less serious note, can your rendering engine do this?
The Image Analogies assignment is out. It is due March, 11. Good luck!
The RenderWarmup assignment is ready to go. It is due next Thursday, February 14th at 11:59pm. Good luck.
Hours for this coming week are up on the staff page.
We have assigned everyone that handed in HW1 a section. If you do not appear on the list, please send the TA's an email as soon as possible. We've done our best to assign times based on your preferences but if your time can not work for you, let us know. We will randomly choose presenters for next week and announce them before the weekend. The section papers for next week are up on the website. If you are presenting, you are only responsible for reading your paper, everyone else should read all three papers. Please fill out the section evaluation before coming to section.
Sections on Tuesday and Thursday will be in CIT 506. Sections on Wednesday will be in CIT345.
In case you missed it in class, HW1 and Assignment1 are out. You can find the handouts on the website. HW1 is due next class (Tuesday, 1/29) and Assignment 1 is due on Thursday. We will be giving you the cs224student identity after we get the HW1 handins. You won't be able to run the handin script until then.
We will be using google groups for the course newsgroup. Please sign up for it here
Shopping period hours are up on the Staff page. They will be in effect starting the first full week of the semester.
CS224 will meet during J Hour (T.,Th. 1:00-2:20 PM) at Watson (CIT) Center 368. There will also be several sections where you will discuss and occasionally present recent graphics papers. Section will only run for three weeks: the week of 2/4, 2/11, and 2/25. The section times will be:
CS224 is a graduate course in computer graphics. Many students take it as the second half of a two-course sequence started by CS123. CS123 and CS32/CS36 are prerequisites (for undergraduates; for graduate students, the prerequisites are equivalent courses at their undergraduate institutions). The course will move quickly and cover many topics, and will have a strong emphasis on student initiative. The class will focus on a significant final project.
The primary goal of the course is to expose students to a wide range of subjects in computer graphics, taking a sophisticated approach to each one. A secondary goal is to give students in-depth experience with some area through the final project. We also aim to exercise students' software-design skill, and teach them new tools (software, numerical methods), but to have the majority of the time spent in the course be related to learning computer graphics, and not to doing work that's only incidental.
For more information, check out the missive or CS224 on mocha. Didn't find what you were looking for? Try a previous year's 224 site: 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001.