COEN 151 Computer Graphics  

Instructor: Dr. George Corliss

Bulletin description:

Introduction to computer graphics algorithm design and implementation involving considerable actual computer graphics experience. Topics include: point-plotting and line-drawing techniques, two-dimensional curve fitting, two- and three-dimensional graphics, clipping, windowing, hidden line removal, modeling, input-output devices, and other topics as future trends dictate.

Prerequisites:

Proficiency in at least one high level computing language.

This class IS A DESIGN ELECTIVE

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