CS 330 Homework 2 – Trois Voix
See the PDF. I used https://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/422/projects/WaveFormat/ when trying to understand the WAV protocol. You may find others helpful—post links in the comments.
CS 330 Homework 1 – Freql
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CS 330 Lecture 2 – Shell Scripts and Redirection
Agenda shell builtin variables interpolation custom variables reusing output meday custom scripts PATH permissions change extension 1+ files at a time command-line arguments resizing a bunch of images with convert checking for mail STDIN and STDOUT and STDERR output redirection pipes subshells The Unix way Doug McIlroy said: This is the Unix philosophy: Write programs that do […]
CS 455 Lecture 2 – Game Loop and Three Classes
Before class Game Loop Watch http://youtu.be/mI2CSvB1gJU. Read some of http://www.opengl.org/documentation/specs/glut/spec3/spec3.html to get some background on the game loop and windowing system library we’ll be using. Specifically, read sections 1, 3, 4.[156], and 7.[1345]. Three Classes Watch http://youtu.be/daAC6BwwUBI. Read pages 18-34 in the text. (Skim sections on GLEW and GLM. GLEW we’ll use, but GLM we won’t. A lot […]
CS 330 Lecture 1 – Shello
Agenda meta shell basics echo, cat, bc, head, tail, cut, grep man pages paths changing working directories shell builtin variables tab completion interpolation custom variables reusing output PATH command-line arguments Who are you? Name? Where from? Last unassigned book you read? If not computers, what? Setting your shell I’m not certain what your shell program is. […]
CS 455 Lecture 1 – Meta and Learn C++ in 75 Minutes
Agenda meta C++ review TODO Read the syllabus Complete the lesson I send out later today via email About you Your name? Last unassigned book you read? Where are you from? If not computers, what? This course… is about interactive 3-D graphics uses OpenGL has one long-running project is archived on this blog is flipped […]
CS 455 Homework – Walkabout
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CS 455 – Computer Graphics
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CS 330 – Programming Languages
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CS 455 Presentation – Transform Feedback
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDGc87Ik_PU&w=420&h=315] Hello Everyone! We are Alex Ecker and Aaron Emmert and our presentation is on OpenGL’s Transform Feedback ability. Hopefully the video covered everything you need to know. If you want a copy of the slideshow in the video, you can grab a copy here! We did plan an in-class exercise for everyone too! […]