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About CSE3AGT

About CSE3AGT. Advanced Graphics and Rendering Learn how 3D Graphics are formed Learn how to render 3D images Learn DirectX 10 / 11 Although you will know how to Render 3D without it! Learn the architecture of 3D Hardware Learn to program the Hardware utilising the Pipelines , Shaders,

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About CSE3AGT

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  1. About CSE3AGT • Advanced Graphics and Rendering • Learn how 3D Graphics are formed • Learn how to render 3D images • Learn DirectX 10 / 11 • Although you will know how to Render 3D without it! • Learn the architecture of 3D Hardware • Learn to program the Hardware utilising the Pipelines , Shaders, DX11: Tessellators, DirectCompute, Multi-Threading • HDR, HDRR • Xinput, DirectInput (Xbox Controller, KB & Rat) • XACT Audio

  2. About Me • Finishing my PhD in Artificial Intelligence for Video Game Immersion • Researching the Gameplay Experience • Lecturer for Modding (CSE4MOD) • Unreal3 Engine -> UnrealScript, UnrealEd • Games Design and Theory • Lecturer for Game Design Theory • Games Design and Theory • XNA Programming

  3. Lecture and Lab Times • Lab • 3-5pm Tuesday = Bad INE Clash • Thursday 10 -12 • Fri 2-4 or 3-5 • Mon 10-12 • Lecture 12-2 Friday = Good

  4. Marking • 40% Exam • 10% Lab work • 50% Assignment (Due Thursday 27/5/10) • Individual • No Extensions, 5% per day • No Plagiarism • You can try if you like 

  5. Hardware • BG 139 Lab Machines • Intel core i7 • Nvidia GTX 260 GPUs • 192 Cuda cores (Also PhysX) • 128-bit floating point precision • 128-bit HDR • DirectX 10 • OpenGL 2.1

  6. Assignment • You’ll be demonstrating some of the advanced game development techniques you learn • What do you want to build?

  7. Exam • The exam will not be gruelling • I want you to demonstrate that you have learnt something during the semester

  8. Labs / Tutorials • Tuesdays at 3pm – 5pm, BG 139 • We’ll start with some simple stuff, like getting DirectX 10 running • By week 12 you will be directly programming the video hardware of the machines(hopefully a lot earlier too!)

  9. Contacting Paul (me) • Black69@tpg.com.au • P.Taylor@latrobe.edu.au • http://hsrc.static.net/ • 0400 014 159 • BG Room 221 • Consulting Times: None! • I’ll try to find a time that suits you if you need help • Till the 31st March I’m in hiding!

  10. Reference Texts • Interactive Computer Graphics, E. Angel, 5th Edition • The book shop will have them soon • 1 copy of the 4th edition will be in the library next week, 2 copies of the 5th Edition are on order • DirectX 10 • None! I’ll be using a lot of web sources

  11. Who likes WebCT (LMS) • What do you like about it? • Do you guys get the announcements? • Would you prefer email? • The GT Forum? • What do you hate? • Mainly what tools do you want me to use from it? • All of my lectures and Tutorials will be on my home server too, so when the uni goes down, my material is still available to all http://hsrc.static.net/

  12. My Lecturing Style • Don’t write every single word down • Ask questions WHENEVER you like. • Despite being a lecturer: • I Don’t know everything • I am sometimes wrong • I like questions  • Don’t take phone calls unless it’s important • Eg: Work, Project

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