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Introduction to Computer Graphics -
Professor Andries van Dam is an expert on technology and education and
is recognized throughout the world as a leader in computer graphics.
Excellent lectures slides are available to review. The course teaches topics such as Viewing, Color, Image Processing,
Realism, Illumination, Ray Tracing, Texture Mapping, Animation and User
Interfaces.
Computer Graphics and Modeling
Course
- This course is about computer graphics and modeling, and focuses on
3D graphics, which is to create 2D pictures of objects that appear
similar to the way our eyes view the 3D objects in our physical
world.
12.4AU1 Computer
Graphics
- A Course in three-dimensional Computer Graphics. Click on the
Contents link to learn how to produce realistic images of
three-dimensional scenes using Modeling, View Definition, and
Rendering. Here is the introductory Computer Graphics
course.
CSCI
E-235 Advanced Computer Graphics - Topics covered will include
multi-resolution modeling, subdivision surfaces, image processing, image-based
rendering, ray tracing, radiosity, and computer animation.
Subdivision for Modeling and Animation -
All course notes are available for this 1998 SIGGRAPH course by
Professor Peter Schröder. This course provides an introduction to
Subdivision, a technique to generate smooth curves and surfaces, which
extends classical spline modeling approaches. It covers the basic ideas
of subdivision as well as the particulars of a number of different
subdivision algorithms. Here are more courses Prof. Schröder has taught.
Computer
Graphics 453 - Computer Graphics course with online notes covering a
good selection of topics.
BYU's Instructional Media
Center - This site contains instructions on using GoLive, Photoshop, Sound Forge and other Multimedia programs.
FIT5900 : Introduction to Multimedia
Programming - These notes cover Introduction to Multimedia, Human Computer Interaction, Interactivity, Information
Design and Architecture, Site and Page Design, Typography, Imagery, Color, Sound, Animation, and
Javascript and Perl Programming.
SCI204: Mutlimedia
Technology - Great lecture notes for understanding the current technology of
multimedia computers, both stand-alone and networked; and a theoretical and practical introduction to design criteria
relating to the presentation of information delivered by multimedia.
CS 6181: Advanced Internet
Services
- This course covers emerging Internet multimedia services, including
the following areas: Multicast routing and address allocation,
Real-time services, Packet scheduling, Audio and video coding and APIs,
Streaming audio and video, Internet telephony, and Mobility. More
materials are here.
Systems
Software Course - Examines concepts relating
to Unix and Windows Operating Systems, particularly in the following areas:
Introduction, Utilities, File Systems, Directories, and Processes. The
lectures notes are very good. Taught by Jan Newmarch.
15412- Operating
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asynchronous processes. Emphasis of the course is on the design aspects of operating
systems. Click on the Lecture link.
Graduate
Course on Operating Systems - Here is an online O.S. course that
provides audio to go along with all the slides (click on Slides and RealAudio
links.
EE360P- Interfacing to Operating
System
- Very good notes and examples for learning about operating systems,
introduction to IBM-PC hardware architecture,, interrupts, DMA,
Real-time programming in C/C++, Process and processor management
scheduling, Memory management, I/O device drivers, and File system
management.
CSci402: Operating Systems
- This course has 24 excellent beginner operating system lecture notes covering Operating Systems Basics
and Structure, Processes & Threads, Synchronization, Deadlock Recovery, Avoidance and Prevention, Memory
Management, Memory Allocation and Virtual Memory, Segmentation, Caching, File Systems, Directories,
Security, Authentication, The I/O Subsystem, Device Driver Specifics, and Networking.
CS 162 Lecture
Notes- These operating system lecture notes from this University of
Washington course will help you learn the basics of what operating system do.
CSC 343 Introduction to Operating
Systems - This course is an introduction to operating system technology. It focuses on the
following subset of a complete operating system: Operating system architectures,
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Science 305 - This course's goal is to impart sufficient understanding
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application design and performance. Great notes are freely available, and here
is an older
course page with good notes also.
Operating System I -
This course covers: Computer Organization, Device Management,
Processes, Basic Synchronization Principles, High Lever Synchronization
Principles, Deadlock, File System, Virtual Memory, Networks. Lecture
notes. Links to related materials. By Hans-Peter Bischof, Rochester
Institute of Technology.
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457 Principles of Operating Systems - Principles of Operating System
course offering lecture slides for 23 chapters from the book, Operating
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representation of data and instructions, computer arithmetic, the CPU and
instruction interpretation, basic logic design, memory organization,
peripherals and I/O.
Computer Architecture and Engineering
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Group's nationally recognized free, independent study course on Unix system
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library. Unix Self Evaluation
Tests are also available.
Unix Tools CS114
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in Unix/Linux. Is assumes no previous knowledge of Unix or expertise in any
particular programming language, but some programming experience would help.
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Help for Users v.1.3 -
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Unix
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Glenn Chappel wrote this tutorial for his mother several years ago. I
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Computer Science
175a: An Introduction to the Unix Operating System - This course
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programming, and the AWK pattern-matching language are used. Well organized
lecture notes and slides are available.
CS360 Systems Tools Self Study (Unix)
- This page has links to lecture notes, etc. covering the Unix Systems
Tools Course on the Computer Science Department's WWW Server at
CalState, San Bernardino, California, USA.
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