Description
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Qualified students:
Information Engineering students, bachelor in-depth lectures or master program
Requirements:
Experience similar to modules Mathematical Foundations for Computer Science, Informatics I and Computer Graphics and interactive Systems (or similar), elementary programming skills. Register with ZEuS.
Topic:
The Illustrative Computer Graphics focus on approaches to automatically abstract images and geometry data and on the simulation of artistic processes like painting with oil and water colors.
- 2D-Methods for the production of non-photorealistic Computer Graphics (Dithering, Halftoning, artistic screening, Stipping)
- Manipulation of 2.5-dimensional Data (Images with depth), edge enhancement, depth differences, Unsharp Masking
- Non-photorealistic rendering of 3D Geometry data (Computation of geometric Features, Minima and Maxima of derivations and curvatures, finding silhouettes, numerical problemes)
A good overview is collected here: http://www.red3d.com/cwr/npr.
Please install Processing (version 3.5.4 or later) before attending the lecture.
Credit requirements:
Course achievement: 50% of the points of the practical exercises
Examination: oral examination (20min)
Examination date:
Oral examination of 20 min (room ZT809)
Grade: Result of the examination
First date: 10 Feb 2022 (Thu) 08:00 - 17:00
Second date: 11 Feb 2022 (Fri) 08:00 - 17:00
Please register in Zeus, and call our secretary Ingrid Baiker (Link) to assign an examination timeslot.
Credits:
6 credits for the succesful participation.
Literature:
Pierre Bénard, Aaron Hertzmann: Line Drawings from 3D Models
Thomas Strothotte, Stefan Schlechtweg: Non-Photorealistic Computer Graphics Morgan Kaufmann
Gooch & Gooch:
Non-Photorealistic Rendering
A. K. Peters