Course Topics CMSC 635. Ray Tracing Friedrich A Lohmüller, POV-Ray Hall of Fame Gallery.

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Course Topics CMSC 635

Ray Tracing Friedrich A Lohmüller, POV-Ray Hall of Fame Gallery

Ray Tracing Norbert Kern, POV-Ray Hall of Fame Gallery

Procedural Shading Pixar, Toy Story

Graphics Hardware NVIDIA 8800 Architectural Overview, NVIDIA TB _v01, November 2006

Antialiasing

Antialiasing HP Mobile & Media Systems Lab

Antialiasing

Texturing SIGGRAPH HyperGraph

Shadows Donnelly and Lauritzen, Variance Shadow Maps

Volume Rendering Stanford VolPack

Illumination Sloan, Kautz and Snyder, Precomputed Radiance Transfer for Real-time Rendering in Dynamic Low-frequency Lighting Environents

Global Illumination Glenn Evans and Michael McCool

Surface Effects Policarpo and Oliveira, Relief Mapping of Non-Height-Field Surfaces

Texture Synthesis Li-Yi Wei and Marc Levoy