Spring 2009 Course Descriptions

COMP 150-08 Foundations of Scientific Visualization

MW 7:30p-8:45p, Anderson Hall 101
P+ Block

Introduction to relevant topics and concepts in visualization, including computer graphics, visual data representation, physical and human vision models, numerical representation of knowledge and concept, animation techniques, pattern analysis, and computational methods. Tools and techniques for practical visualization. Elements of related fields including computer graphics, human perception, computer vision, imaging science, multimedia, human-computer interaction, computational science, and information theory. Covers examples from a variety of scientific, medical, interactive multimedia, and artistic applications. Hands-on exercises and projects.

Prerequisite: Comp15 or permission of instructor.


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