COMP 236: Course Projects for Spring 1999
Projects
PROJECT PURPOSE
The purpose of the projects is to allow the students
to study a particular problem in-depth. Since we cover so many topics
during the course of the semester, we cannot go into any of them in
great detail. Consequently, important software engineering issues and
the design details aren't effectively conveyed unless each student
attempts to tackle a major problem from concept to implementation to
demonstration (as they say, "the devil is in the details").
WEB PAGE DESIGNS
This page will include a list of links to
each student's project web page. Currently, it contains only the one
example, but soon we should have one item for each project (a total of
twenty or so). Each item contains the students' names, and the
project title, which will be a link to the cover page. The cover page should
follow the design of the example below (just copy the example source and edit
it). The cover page should have a link at the top pointing to any
additional project pages you want to have, which you can prepare
however you want. These pages are to be kept in the students own public_html
directory, and maintained as he/she sees fit. Just send email to
stefan with the information needed to update the links in this
master list.
Stefan Gottschalk,
Example Project
Xiaohu Guan,
Physically Based Modeling of Interaction Between Particle
Systems
Jeremy Ackerman & Amy Henderson,
Correcting Reprojection Artifacts due to Tracked Endoscopic
Instruments Realistically (CRATER)
Aaron Fox,
Animation of Water Polo
Wesley Hunt,
Hierarchical LODs
Zhu He,
Physically Based Modeling of Interaction Between Particle
Systems
Mark Harris,
Light-Driven View-Independent Global Illumination
Bill Baxter,
Just-in-time Parallel IBR
Paul Zimmons,
Exploring BRDF Mapping
Stephen Ehmann,
Interactive Multiresolution Subdivision Surface Editor
Nick Vallidis,
Particle System for Water Effects
Wei-Chao Chen,
Image-Based
Approach for Stereo Video Conferencing
Kok-Lim Low,
Interactive Refractions
Chris McCue,
Planar Simplification of
Image-Based Data Sets
Matt Waibel,
Visualizing
Electrostatics
Yoni Fridman,
Fractal Tree Modeler
James Chen & Timothy Preston,
PIT Ping Pong Project