Contemporary Problems In Applied Computer Graphics

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Students identify, research, define, and propose a senior project relative to existing or emerging issues within Computer Graphics Technology. Activities and experiences will explore related topics such as self-assessment, industrial needs and applications, exploratory research, interpersonal communication skills, and management of time, resources, and quality assurance. The course concludes with faculty, peers, and practicing professionals evaluating formal project proposals developed by individual students. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall. Course Learning Outcomes 1. Research contemporary problems and issues related to computer graphics technology. 2. Identify relative existing and emerging graphic technologies appropriate for an applied project. 3. Evaluate technological frameworks, tools, and methods for the creation and development of a computer graphics application or solution. 4. Plan, manage and determine the potential for success of a computer graphics based project through the application of accepted investigation methods. View Class Schedule