CSS 450 – Computer Graphics Tuesday/Thursday 3:30pm – 5:30pm Room: UW2-240 Kelvin Sung (ksung@u.washington.edu)

CSS450 Computing and Software Systems UW Bothell

Important Links:

· GoPost Discussion (questions/comments etc.)

· Textbook Tutorials & more

Useful references:

· MFC & DirectX

· Resources from fellow 450 students

· XNA: Developing MPs on the XBOX 360 console.

Other Resources:

· WinMerge

· References to cool stuff for final project (audio, arts, etc.)

· SVN version control, use TortoiseSVN client, and free servres:

§ beanstalk

§ Google-code

· CVS version control, server on our own linux machines:

§ Client: TortioseCVS. Here is an example of TortioseCVS setup.

· Others,

§ Free site: assembla

Administration:

· Here is the Syllabus

· Your current standing in this class at this point.

· Permission for showing your work. Here are past students’ final projects: 2007, 2008, without your permission, I will not be able to post your excellent projects at the end of this quarter.

· Here are the two sets from which you should choose teammates to form groups for mp4/5 and final project.

Other Info:

· Here is how to XNA/Winform and Audio.

· Here is Karl’s blurb of working with C#/WinForms in Linux environment (XNA framework seems incomplete at this point).

· Here is Bryan McMahon’s amazing MP2! You need to download and unzip to run.

· 12/3: Links to the examples we went through in lecture on 12/3.

Due dates: (MP Submission Area)

	Due Date (at 3:30pm)
MP1 – Part I	Tuesday 10/6 (Help on MFC)
– All	Tuesday 10/13
MP2	Thursday 10/22 new due date: Tuesday 10/27 (Help on D3D)
MP3	Thursday 10/29 new due date: Tuesday 11/03
Begin group work, quizzes are still individual effort!!
MP4	Tuesday 11/10 new due date: Tuesday 11/17
Final Project Proposal	Tuesday 11/17
MP5	Thursday 11/19 new due date: Tuesday 11/24
Prototype Demo	Tuesday 12/1 (Grade for your peers by 11pm 12/4)
Final Demo	Tuesday 12/15 (Grade for your peers by 10pm 12/15!!)

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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0442420. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Nation Science Foundation.

The refinement of this course material is supported by a grant from Microsoft Research under the Computer Gaming Curriculum in Computer Science RFP, Award Number 15871 and 16531.

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