CSS 552 – Topics In Rendering Monday/Wednesday 5:45pm – 7:45pm Room: UW1-051 Kelvin Sung (ksung@u.washington.edu)

Computing and Software Systems UW Bothell

Important Links:

· GoPost Discussion (Reading Materials/questions/comments etc.)

Resources:

· Help on XNA and WinForm

· Resources from fellow students

· Nate Robin’s tutors (in OpenGL)

Other Resources: (remember to cite your sources!)

· Real-Time Rendering Textbook site: Tons of graphics/games references.

· Bunch of links to relevant on-line resources.

Final Projects from Winter 2011

Administration:

· The Syllabus for this class.

· Your scores for this class at this point.

· Permission for showing your work (If you don’t mind me showing your work, then PLEASE fill this out!!)

Due Dates: (MP Submission Area)

· Here is the link to the source of XNA libraries for the MP

· NEW: Here is the link to the source code of final ray tracer solution (with bump mapping and noise function, command file are included in the folder).

	Due Date (at 5:45pm)
MP1	Wednesday Jan 19 Help on XNA Installation
MP2	Wednesday Jan 26 Sample Solution V2 (11/22 Fixed: Spot Light L bug, AutoResize)
MP3	Wednesday Feb 2 New: Feb 9 Sample Solution V2 (11/29 XNA Draw Switch) Sample Starter V2 (11/29 XNA Draw Switch)
MP4	Wednesday Feb 16
MP5	Wednesday Feb 23
Final project is group work, quizzes are still individual efforts!!
Final Project Proposal	Wednesday Feb 9 (Bring print out to class)
Final Project Research Presentation	Wednesday Mar 2 and 7 (Presentation in class) Research Talk Evaluation form Grade for your peers by 11:45pm 3/11
Final Demo	Monday Mar 14 Final Demo Evaluation form Grade for your peers by 11:45pm 3/14!!

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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.

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