Course Information:

Course Ref. No.: 16530

Term: Fall 2019

Time: Mon 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: 0069 MANO

Instructor Contact Information:

Name: Zichun Zhong

Phone Number: 313-577-9530

Office Location: 5057 Woodward Ave, Suite 14109.2, Detroit, Michigan, 48202

Office Hours: Mon & Wed 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Email Address: zichunzhong@wayne.edu

TA: TBD

Course Description and Goals:

The main goal of the course is to let students to investigate and present the advanced and latest research work and techniques in 3D computer graphics, geometric processing, human-computer interaction, and visualization. All the course topics and materials are selected from most recently premier journal and conference papers in computer graphics, visualization, and computer vision fields, such as ACM TOG, IEEE TVCG, IEEE TPAMI, SIGGRAPH, IEEE Visualization, IEEE VR, CVPR, etc. The following topics will be covered (tentative):

3D Data Driven Modeling
3D Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
3D Object Recognition and Detection
3D Shape Semantics
3D Matching and Alignment
3D Graphics and Vision

Recommended Materials:

All the course topics and materials are selected from top journals and conferences in computer graphics, visualization, and computer vision fields, such as ACM TOG, IEEE TVCG, IEEE TPAMI, SIGGRAPH, IEEE Visualization, IEEE VR, CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, etc.

Useful Links:

Useful Graphics Books:

OpenGL Programming Guide: The Official Guide to Learning OpenGL, Versions 4.3 (8th Edition), Addison Wesley, 2013. ISBN-13: 978-0321773036. A free online version: http://www.glprogramming.com/red/

Interactive Computer Graphics: A Top-Down Approach with WebGL (7th Edition), Pearson, ISBN-13: 978-0133574845.

OpenGL Programming Guide and Environments:

Running OpenGL/GLUT with Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010

System Instructions for GLUT

User Interface Packages: GLUI, FLTK

Useful Graphics Publication Resources:

Useful Graphics Tutorial& Guide Resources:

Great Computer Graphics& Vision Courses:

Lecture Notes: (All slides and reference materials will be posted on Canvas at WSU)

Syllabus (on Canvas)

Blue color is done.

Date	Subject
09/02/2019	No Class (Labor Day)
09/09/2019	Introduction to 3D Cyber-Human Interactions (Presented by: Dr. Zhong)
09/16/2019	3D Vision and Virtual Reality (Presented by: Dr. Zhong)
09/23/2019	Yankun Xi
09/30/2019	Haikuan Zhu
10/07/2019	Dan Ouellette and Junwen Liu
10/14/2019	Yao Qiang
10/21/2019	No Class
10/28/2019	Jaydeb Sarker and Ziyun Xiao
11/04/2019	Asif Kamal Turzo and Jinghui Liao
11/11/2019	Niloofar Didar and Venkata Krishna Tarun Tenneti
11/18/2019	Hiti Chouhan and Samira Taghavi
11/25/2019	Rajshakhar Paul
12/02/2019	Bohan Xiao
12/09/2019	Chencheng Zhang and Nidhi Ghorpade

Grading:

(1) Paper Reading and Presentation: 80%

(2) Discussion and Participation: 20%

Prerequisites:

This is a graduate-level course. But undergraduate students would still be able to take this course. Some basic background in linear algebra and programming (CSC 2000 or equivalent) is assumed. Knowledge about computer graphics (CSC 5870) and geometry will be helpful.

Course & Instructor Policies:

(1) No late submission for presentation will be accepted.

(2) Course materials and grades will be posted on the Canvas.

(3) If there is any special case, please inform the instructor in advance.