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Graphic design for computer graphics
Computers in Industry, 1983Abstract Because computer graphics systems are capable of sophisticated displays of typography, symbols, color, spatial organization, and temporal sequencing, it is appropriate to seek principles for designing effective communication from the discipline of graphic design whose expertise lies in programming visible language.
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ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics, 1997
When Editor Gordon Cameron asked me if I thought a regular column in Computer Graphics authored by computer graphics "pioneers" would be a good idea, I responded with an enthusiastic "yes." Then he asked me if I wanted to write it, and I became somewhat less enthusiastic.
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When Editor Gordon Cameron asked me if I thought a regular column in Computer Graphics authored by computer graphics "pioneers" would be a good idea, I responded with an enthusiastic "yes." Then he asked me if I wanted to write it, and I became somewhat less enthusiastic.
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Computer graphics—Whence and hence
Computers & Graphics, 1974Abstract Computer Graphics is one of the most important, far-reaching, sophisticated, and glamorous endeavors of the computer field. It can be useful to every discipline that employs to advantage the computer. At the present time it is available for all the major computer areas—input, output, programming, and debugging.
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The proceedings of the thirtieth SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education, 1999
The field of computer graphics has matured greatly since the formal statement of the introductory undergraduate course was created for Curriculum 91, and courses must change accordingly. This panel will describe a philosophical basis for the changes and will give some examples of courses that are responding to that change.
Lew Hitchner +3 more
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The field of computer graphics has matured greatly since the formal statement of the introductory undergraduate course was created for Curriculum 91, and courses must change accordingly. This panel will describe a philosophical basis for the changes and will give some examples of courses that are responding to that change.
Lew Hitchner +3 more
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Computer Graphics in Computer Graphics Education
1992Computer graphics is receiving much attention in the development of interactive educational software, multimedia systems, and many other applications. It not only adds a new dimension to such applications but also makes them more exciting and dynamic. Furthermore, the use of computer graphics is already well accepted in computer science education.
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2013
Introduction: Basic Concepts Coordinate spaces, transformations Graphics pipeline Working with the windowing system Colors. Color models Raster algorithms Hidden surface removal Lighting models and shading Transforms in 2D Vectors and matrices Transforms in 2D Basic linear transformations Homogeneous coordinates Geometric Algorithms in 2D Line from two
Alexey Boreskov, Evgeniy Shikin
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Introduction: Basic Concepts Coordinate spaces, transformations Graphics pipeline Working with the windowing system Colors. Color models Raster algorithms Hidden surface removal Lighting models and shading Transforms in 2D Vectors and matrices Transforms in 2D Basic linear transformations Homogeneous coordinates Geometric Algorithms in 2D Line from two
Alexey Boreskov, Evgeniy Shikin
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Proceedings of the 1978 annual conference on - ACM '78, 1978
The panelists in this session will explore the use of computer graphics in the Federal Government for decision making and facilities' management. Commander Richard Schulman, Department of the Navy, will speak on computer-aided design as used by the Navy, and the Navy's leadership, under his command, in the standardization of graphics applications.
Gerald Moon +3 more
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The panelists in this session will explore the use of computer graphics in the Federal Government for decision making and facilities' management. Commander Richard Schulman, Department of the Navy, will speak on computer-aided design as used by the Navy, and the Navy's leadership, under his command, in the standardization of graphics applications.
Gerald Moon +3 more
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