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    This document outlines the syllabus for a computer graphics and multimedia techniques course. It provides details on 5 units that will be covered: 1) Raster scan displays and scan conversion techniques; 2) 2D and 3D coordinate systems, transformations, and clipping; 3) Hidden line and surface removal techniques; 4) Rendering models and color models; 5) Multimedia components and animation. For each unit, it lists the topics that will be covered in greater depth than a standard university syllabus, providing 10 times the level of detail. It also references textbook pages for further reading on certain topics.

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    ARYA INSTITUTE OF ENGG.

    TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT, JAIPUR


    BLOWN UP SYLLABUS
    III YEAR, VI SEMESTER B.TECH. ( 6CS4A COMPUTER GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA
    TECHNIQUES.)

    RECOMMENDED BOOKS:
    T1:- J. Foley, A. Van Dam, S. Feiner, J. Hughes: Computer Graphics- Principles And Practice, Pearson
    T2:- Hearn and Baker: Computer Graphics, Phi,
    T3 Computer Graphics & Animation, Tanveer Alam, AB Publications Delhi
    T4:- Computer Graphics & Multimedia Techniques, Neetu Agarwal
    TOPIC AS PER RTU
    SYLLABUS
    UNIT # 1

    INTRODUCTION TO
    RASTER SCAN
    DISPLAYS:
    Introduction to Raster scan
    displays,
    Storage Tube Displays,
    Refreshing, Flicking,
    Interlacing, Color Monitors,
    Display Processors,
    Resolution, Introduction To
    Interactive. Computer
    Graphics: Picture Analysis,
    Overview Of Programmers
    Model Of Interactive
    Graphics, Fundamental
    Problems In Geometry. Scan
    Conversion: Point, Line,
    Circle, Ellipse Polygon,
    Aliasing, And Introduction
    To Anti Aliasing (No Anti
    Aliasing Algorithm).

    BLOWN UP TOPICS
    ( 1x10 TIMES OF UNIV. SYLLABUS)
    1.1 Basic of Computer Graphics
    1.1.1. Introduction of CG
    1.1.2 Application Areas of
    Computer Graphics
    1.2 Display Devices
    1.2.1 Working of CRT
    1.2.2 How CRT works and display?
    1.2.2.1 Phosphor Persistence
    1.2.2.2 High Voltage
    1.2.2.3 Resolution
    1.2.2.4 Refresh Rate
    1.2.2.5 Implosion
    1.2.2.6 Frame Buffer
    1.3 Raster Scan Display
    1.3.1 Display Data Processor on
    Raster Scan Display
    1.4 Flat Panel Display
    1.4.1 PDP
    1.4.2 LCD
    1.4.3 LED
    1.5 Color Display
    1.5.1 Bean Presentation Method
    1.5.2 Shadow Mask Method
    1.6 View Storage Tube
    1.7 Random scan System
    1.8 Scan Conversion Lines
    1.8.1 Digital Differential Analyzer
    (DDA) Algorithm
    1.8.2 Bresenhams Line Algorithm
    1.8.3 Mid Point Line Algorithm
    1.9 Scan-Converting Circle

    Ref. Books
    With Page No.
    T2, PAGE:23-54

    T2,PAGE:56-60
    T3, PAGE 4-7

    T2,PAGE:60-62

    T2,PAGE:65-67
    T3, PAGE: 8-9
    T3, PAGE:11-12
    T2,PAGE:65
    T2, PAGE:76
    T2, PAGE:107-108
    T2, PAGE:108-111

    1.9.1 General Method, Mid Point


    Circle Algorithm,
    1.10 Scan Converting Ellipse
    1.10.1Mid Point Ellipse Algorithm
    1.11 Aliasing and Antialising
    1.11.1Aliasing
    1.11.2 Antialiasing
    1.11.2.1 Increasing Resolution
    1.11.2.2 Unweighted area Sampling
    1.11.2.3 Weighted area Sampling

    UNIT # 2

    2D & 3D CO-ORDINATE
    SYSTEM:

    Homogeneous Co-Ordinates,
    Translation, Rotation,
    Scaling, Reflection, Inverse
    Transformation, Composite
    Transformation. Polygon
    Representation, Flood
    Filling, Boundary Filling.
    Point Clipping, CohenSutherland Line Clipping
    Algorithm, Polygon Clipping
    Algorithms.

    T4, PAGE:3.103.14
    T2, PAGE:118-122
    T2, PAGE:122-129
    T4,
    PAGE:3.39-3.43

    2.1 Basic 2D Transformation


    2.1.1 Translation
    2.1.2 Rotation
    2.1.3 Scaling
    2.2 Homogeneous Coordinate System
    2.2.1 Translation
    2.2.2 Rotation
    2.2.3 Scaling
    2.3 Reflection Transformation
    2.4 Shear transformation
    2.5 Composite Transformation
    2.5.1 Two successive Translation
    2.5.2 Two successive Rotations
    2.5.3 Two successive Scaling
    2.6 Inverse Transformation
    2.6.1 Translation
    2.6.2 Inverse Scaling
    2.6.3 Rotation
    2.7 3-D Transformation
    2.7.1 3D Translation
    2.7.2 3D Rotation
    2.7.3 3D Scaling
    2.7.4 3D Reflection
    2.8 Polygon Filling Algorithm
    2.8.1 Boundary Filling
    2.8.2 Flood Filling
    2.9 Point Clipping
    2.10 Cohen-Sutherland Line Clipping
    Algorithm
    2.11 Polygon Clipping Algorithms

    UNIT #3

    HIDDEN LINES &


    SURFACES:
    Image and Object space,
    Depth Buffer Methods,
    Hidden Facets removal, Scan
    line algorithm, Area based
    algorithms. Curves and
    Splines: Parametric and Non
    parametric Representations,
    Bezier curve, BSpline
    Curves.

    UNIT # 4
    RENDERING:

    Basic Illumination Model,


    Diffuse Reflection, Specular
    Reflection, Phong Shading,
    Gourand Shading, Ray
    Tracing, Color Models Like
    RGB, YIQ, CMY, HSV

    UNIT # 5
    MULTIMEDIA
    COMPONENTS:
    Multimedia Input/Output
    Technologies: Storage And
    Retrieval Technologies,
    Architectural And
    Telecommunication
    Considerations. Animation:
    Introduction, Rules,
    Problems And Animation
    Techniques...

    3.1 Image and Object space


    3.2 Depth Buffer Methods
    3.3Hidden Facets removal
    3.4 Scan line algorithm
    3.5 Area based algorithms
    3.6 Curves and Splines
    3.6.1 Parametric and Non parametric
    Representations,
    3.7 Spline representation
    3.8 Bezier curve
    3.9 B Spline Curves.

    4.1 Basic Illumination Model,


    4.2 Diffuse Reflection,
    4.3 Specular Reflection,
    4.4 Phong Shading
    4.5 Gourand Shading
    4.6 Ray Tracing,
    4.7 Color Models
    4.7.1 RGB,
    4.7.2 YIQ,
    4.7.3CMY,
    4.7.4HSV
    5.1 Multimedia Input/Output Technologies
    5.2 Storage And Retrieval Technologies
    5.3 Architectural And Telecommunication
    Considerations.
    5.4 Animation:
    5.4.1Introduction
    5.4.2 Rules,
    5.4.3Problems
    5.5 Animation Techniques...

    PREPARED BY
    ALISHA GOYAL

    Lecturer CSE

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