CSC 2522: Advanced Image Synthesis, Winter 2002

Instructor

Alejo Hausner

Time and Location

Fridays, 2pm to 4pm, SS 621

Course Description

Course Description

Course Requirements

Students will be required to read current research papers, and present them to the class. They must also submit a term project, implementing or extending a technique presented in class.

Reading research papers: select one of the topics listed below, and read five or six research papers on the topic. Suggested papers are given. Then, prepare a summary of the papers read, about a half page per paper, describing the material in an accessible manner for others in the class.

Presentations: Give a 30-minute talk on the area chosen. The talk should be high-level enough for everyone to follow the material. Don't get bogged down in the details.

Project: Implement or extend a technique described in the the literature you covered. At some point in the term, we will have a group presentation with all project proposals, 3 to 5 minutes each. It will be fun!

Click here to see how your project proposal was received.

Reading List

Reading List

Textbook

Andrew Glassner, "Principles of Digital Image Synthesis", San Francisco, Morgan Kaufmann, 1995 (2 Volumes).

Alejo Hausner, Dept of Computer Science, University of Toronto
Last modified: Sun Mar 17 22:52:30 EST 2002