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Via lectures students get to know the theory of computer graphics while exercises run on computers serve as practical experience - implementing computations and modelling in the OpenGL library and using specialized Intel technologies.

The subject knowledge on the Bachelor degree level (in Teleinformatics) is required. Knowledge of signal processing is of advantage.

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Teaching methods include lectures and computer laboratories. The course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system. Students have to work out an individual computer graphics project during the course.

Individual project 20 points
Mid-semester test 12 points
Tasks in exercises 8 points
Main written exam 60 points, minimum 20

Colour models and colour spaces.
Image and its representation, sampling and quantization.
Organization of memory, video modes.
Fundamentals of 2D graphics, curves, algorithms, rasterization.
Fundamentals of 3D graphics, algorithms.
Geometric transformations of scene.
Texture mapping and compression, pixel interpolation.
RLE, Huffman coding, LZ77, LZW, predictive coding, JPEG, JPEG2000, SPIHT.
Number formats, CPU arithmetic.
Multimedia processors, graphics pipelining, cache, SIMD technology. MMX, 3DNow!, SSE, Altivec.
Vertex and pixel shaders. Architecture of modern GPU. GPU as a parallel system. CUDA.

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To inform students about hardware support and implementation of graphical and multimedia operations utilizing mainly the OpenGL library. Multimedia signal processing via modern Intel software technologies.

lectures are not obligatory
computer exercise are obligatory
individual project is obligatory

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