Program Overview

Program Overview

The Interactive Computer Graphics course is designed to introduce various interactive tools developed in the computer graphics research field, along with their design rationales and algorithms. This course aims to provide insights and skills to design and implement such tools for individual problems.

Course Details

• Supported Language(s): English, Japanese, Chinese, etc.
• Field of Study: Computer Science, Mathematics
• Start Date: Sep 25, 2015
• Status: Ongoing

Instructor Information

IGARASHI Takeo

• Position: Professor
• Division: Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo

Course Content

In this course, learners will have the opportunity to:

• Learn about key algorithms and techniques used in past research
• Understand how featured software and systems are implemented
• Apply key algorithms and techniques introduced in the course to their own problem-solving

Learners' Feedback

• Student A: Appreciated the course for its engaging videos and examples, which helped in understanding graphics and animations.
• Student B: Found the course interesting and intimidating at times but beneficial for expanding their view on computer graphics and its possibilities.
• Student C: Praised the course for its well-structured and well-explained content, highlighting the ingenious addressing of subtle problems via mathematical logic, user-machine dynamics, and solid ideas from physics.
• Student D: Enjoyed the course, finding it fascinating, especially in seeing the city through the eyes of local people and through the context of history.

Additional Information

• The course includes rich live demonstrations and course assignments to give learners insights and skills.
• Highlight videos are available for Interactive Computer Graphics.
• Learners' statistics and voices are shared to provide a comprehensive view of the course's impact.