Module Computer Graphics and Computer Vision, Media and Communication Computer Science (Bachelor) (ER 4)
Module summary
Computer Graphics and Computer Vision
MKIB5304
Prof. Dr. Peter Henning
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5th Semester
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Visual cognition and its creation through modern computer graphics, as well as color models, textures and graphic effects are understood in basic theoretical details as well as in practical application.
Written Exam 120 Min. (graded)
Course Computer Graphics
MKIB5314.a
Lecture
Prof. Dr. Peter Henning
German
2/2
60 hours in total, including 30 hours of contact study.
Module exam
Coordinate systemy and their transformations, models and their projection, transformation pipeline. Light and color, color models in computer graphics, coding of colors and brightness, lighting and shading models, visual realism, non-photorealistic rendering. Graphics processors, displays and human interface devices
Powerpoint transparencies in lecture, electronic whiteboard stored on the ILIAS Server, electronic learning modules as additional material. Book:
Henning, Taschenbuch Multimedia.
Further literature list at beginning of course.
Participation in the lecture and in online tests
Course Computer Graphics Laboratory
MKIB5324
Laboratory
Prof. Dr. Peter Henning
German
3/1
90 hours in total, including 15 hours of contact study.
Exercise 1 Semester (not graded)
Graphical primitives, polygonalmodels, transformations. Coloring, lighting and textures. Animation through sensors and interpolators.
Elements of OpenGL: Vertices, polygons, transformation matrices. Lighting and textures
Material from the lecture
Presence required, solution of lab problems
Course Computer Vision
MKIB5314.b
Lecture
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Astrid Laubenheimer
German
2/2
60 hours in total, including 30 hours of contact study.
Module exam
Faculty of Computer Science and Business Informatics, Department of Computer Science