Graphics - COMP60005
Aims
In this module you will have the opportunity to study core computer graphics concepts, including the mathematical principles used for computer generated imagery, shading and light approximations. You will also learn different geometry representations and modelling techniques and will have the opportunity to apply what you have learnt to practical computer graphics problems, using modern shader languages and graphics accelerators.
Role
Course Leader
Advanced Computer Graphics - COMP70001
Aims
The module is motivated by modern developments in photorealistic computer graphics, particularly image-based techniques for achieving photorealism, and aims to introduce the fundamental concepts and techniques employed in modern image synthesis combining computation with optics and digital photography.
In this module you will have the opportunity to learn modern techniques in realistic computer graphics and image synthesis. In particular, you will learn image-based techniques for photorealism, recent developments in global illumination, and techniques for material appearance capture and rendering. Up-to-date machine learning approaches for realistic computer graphics will also be introduced.
Role
Course Leader