Introduction to Computer Graphics

CS 47101/57101

Fall 1997

• Instructor:

  Dan Bennett, 143A MSB. Phone 2430 ext 115. User ID. bennett . It is best to send me email when you wish to contact me.

• Office Hours:

  Monday through Friday 10:00 - 11:00 and by appointment.

• Prerequisite:

  CS 33001, Data Structures. Students who are unfamiliar with the C programming language or the UNIX operating system should contact the instructor.

• Time:

  Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:00 - 11:50

• Text:

  Computer Graphics, by Baker and Hearn

• Grades: Grades will be assigned according to the following scale,
  • A 90-100
  • B 80-89
  • C 70-79
  • D 60-69
  • F 0-59

• Grade Calculation:

  Grades will be calculated based on the following

  • Midterm 20%
  • Final Exam 30%
  • Other 50%

• Class Examples:

  Class examples are available.

• Cheating:

  All code turned in is expected to be produced by the submittor. While discussing high level problems with classmates, tutors, and others is acceptable, the majority of the solution to the problem should be written by the submittor. If the instructor, in accordance with University rules, decides that students have cheated on an assignment or assignments, the student will be assigned grade of "F" for the class.

  Students who's code is identical to, or has the same structure as another's code may be considered to have cheated.

  The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science has issued a statement defining the various levels of cooperation. I expect students to interact at level C, discussion, at most.

• Students with Disabilities:

  I will make every effort to make this class and the materials presented in it available to students with disabilities. The minimal expectations are covered in the following statement.