Teaching

The Chair for Computer Science 9 (Computer Graphics) primarily trains students in computer science and computational engineering but also other students from the ‘Technischen Fakultät’ or the Mathmatics Department with computer science as subsidiary subject.
The fundamental lectures are “Computer Graphics”, “Visualization” and “Geometric modelling”. All lectures are accompanied by programming tutorials. Based on these basic lectures there are some specialized courses for subjects like “Analyis and Visualization of Medical Images”, “Interactiv Computer Graphics”, “Computer Animation”, “Flächenmodellierung” etc.

Beyond this we offer the Graphics Programming Exercise “GraPA”. Students have to implement four given, comprehensive exercises individually and extend the gained skills in a fifth project they can choose for themselves. Despite the time consuming nature of this course it is very popular for several years now.

Examinations and certificates (Scheine)

Information about the modalities for the examinations and certificates (Scheine) can be found here.
In order to get an overview over the lectures given at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, have a look into the electronical program of lectures UnivIS.


Teaching Leistungsnachweise	Dept. of Computer Science > Computer Science 9 > Teaching Teaching The Chair for Computer Science 9 (Computer Graphics) primarily trains students in computer science and computational engineering but also other students from the ‘Technischen Fakultät’ or the Mathmatics Department with computer science as subsidiary subject. The fundamental lectures are “Computer Graphics”, “Visualization” and “Geometric modelling”. All lectures are accompanied by programming tutorials. Based on these basic lectures there are some specialized courses for subjects like “Analyis and Visualization of Medical Images”, “Interactiv Computer Graphics”, “Computer Animation”, “Flächenmodellierung” etc. Beyond this we offer the Graphics Programming Exercise “GraPA”. Students have to implement four given, comprehensive exercises individually and extend the gained skills in a fifth project they can choose for themselves. Despite the time consuming nature of this course it is very popular for several years now. Winter Term 2008/2009 Summer Term 2008 Winter Term 2007/2008 Summer Term 2007 Winter Term 2006/2007 Summer Term 2006 Examinations and certificates (Scheine) Information about the modalities for the examinations and certificates (Scheine) can be found here. In order to get an overview over the lectures given at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, have a look into the electronical program of lectures UnivIS.
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