After successful completion of the course, students are able to use a higher programming language, work with a hardware-oriented graphics API (OpenGL or DirectX) including the respective shading language (GLSL, HLSL), as well as employ computer graphics in actual application domains.

Programming a video game in OpenGL using various real-time rendering techniques.

A larger graphical application is developed in small teams, with the following steps:

• design (storyboard),
• development of a 3D engine with different graphical elements and effects
• modeling of scene geometry and animation
• presentation

6 ECTS = 150h

Introduction: 0,5h
Game events: 12h
Feedback-dates: 4h

0. assignmentl: 9h
1. assignment: 57h
2. assignment: 67,5h

3 assignments, of which 2 programming assignments, as well as presentation.

See lecture homepage for extensive documentation and material.

Basic knowledge of computer graphics, especially the viewing pipeline, as taught in "Introduction ot Visual Computing"