Courses

MDU 4001 Introduction to Medical Science Seminar 1 (Translational Neuroscience) TH 2:00 – 5:00 PM, Spring 2020   Overview MDU4001 Introduction to Medical Science Seminar 1 (Translational Neuroscience) is a required elective for students in the UF Medical School Honors Program. The course is the first of two courses of introduction to the medical sciences. […]

OVERVIEW CAP4730 is an undergraduate course that introduces students to the fundamental concepts, mathematical principles, algorithms and data structures used in computer graphics.  Students will gain experience with OpenGL programming and develop an understanding of the graphics pipeline.  Topics covered include shading and illumination, sampling and reconstruction, ray tracing, graphics hardware, geometric and viewing transformations, […]

OVERVIEW CAP4730 is an undergraduate course that introduces students to the fundamental concepts, mathematical principles, algorithms and data structures used in computer graphics.  Students will gain experience with OpenGL programming and develop an understanding of the graphics pipeline.  Topics covered include shading and illumination, sampling and reconstruction, ray tracing, graphics hardware, geometric and viewing transformations, […]

OVERVIEW CAP6701 Advanced Computer Graphics builds on the introductory computer graphics course. Students will learn advanced concepts related to interactive graphics, illumination and modeling of curved geometry. Topics include (but are not limited to) realistic image synthesis, radiometry and re­flectance, physically-based appearance modeling, spherical harmonics, computational photography, image-based rendering, 3D scanning and multi-spectral imaging, imaging spectroscopy in computer […]

OVERVIEW CAP5705 is a graduate-level course that presents the concepts and principles behind current and emerging methods, tools, and techniques in computer graphics. Through programming assignments and written exercises, students will develop a thorough understanding of the field. Topics covered include shading and illumination, sampling and reconstruction, ray tracing, graphics hardware, geometric and viewing transformations, […]

OVERVIEW CAP4730 is an undergraduate course that introduces students to the fundamental concepts, mathematical principles, algorithms and data structures used in computer graphics.  Students will gain experience with OpenGL programming and develop an understanding of the graphics pipeline.  Topics covered include shading and illumination, sampling and reconstruction, ray tracing, graphics hardware, geometric and viewing transformations, […]

OVERVIEW CAP6701 Advanced Computer Graphics builds on the introductory computer graphics course. Students will learn advanced concepts related to interactive graphics, illumination and modeling of curved geometry. Topics include (but are not limited to) realistic image synthesis, radiometry and re­flectance, physically-based appearance modeling, spherical harmonics, computational photography, image-based rendering, 3D scanning and multi-spectral imaging, imaging spectroscopy in computer […]

Overview CAP5705 is a graduate-level course that presents the concepts and principles behind current and emerging methods, tools, and techniques in computer graphics. Through programming assignments and written exercises, students will develop a thorough understanding of the field. Topics covered include shading and illumination, sampling and reconstruction, ray tracing, graphics hardware, geometric and viewing transformations, […]