Computer Graphics 266
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Computer Graphics 266 is taught by Professor James Hahn of the Department of Computer Science
at George Washington University. This
course covers coordinate systems and modeling transformations; Euler angles, quaternions,
hierarchical structures; forward and inverse kinematics; motion control strategies; kinematic,
dynamic, behavioral motion control strategies; key framing, parametric, procedural motion
control; use of physically based motion control of rigid and flexible objects; animation languages;
rendering problems (temporal aliasing); recording and editing techniques. (Fall 2005)
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