Where can I find Computer Graphics video lectures?
My job is about 3D graphics algorithms, however, I know nothing about them now.
Where can I find one?
Where can I find Computer Graphics video lectures?
My job is about 3D graphics algorithms, however, I know nothing about them now.
Where can I find one?
There are many video lectures on graphics on YouTube. However, I would recommend the book Real-Time Rendering by Akenine-Moller, Haines and Hoffman.
Here's a list of graphics courses online. Some have online lectures (sometimes on iTunes), and some don't but provide lecture notes online.
This is from http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spr03/cs426/:
Graphics Courses at Other Universities
- Stanford University (CS248, CS348A, CS348B)
- University of California at Berkeley (CS184, CS284, CS285)
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (6.837)
- University of Washington (CS557, CS558)
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (COMP205, COMP235,COMP236)
- California Institute of Technology (CS/CNS174,CS/CNS257, CS/CNS274, CS/CNS284)
- Cornell University (CS417)
- Carnegie Mellon University ( 15-463)
- Brown University (CS123)
- University of Waterloo (CS488/688)
- University of Wisconsin (CS-638)
I love this site: http://nehe.gamedev.net/.
It has the best OpenGL Tutorials, Lessons and Code Examples that I know.
Check out: MIT Open Courseware.
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-837Fall2003/CourseHome/
There are:
I know you asked about videos, anyway for the record, there is the Real-Time Rendering Portal Page that maintains a list of real-time web resources, among many others have a look at:
You shouldn't restrict yourself to video lectures anyway, you'll learn much from reading books, particularly the Real-Time Rendering book itself.
Another gem is Physically Based Rendering, which 2nd edition is going to be published in August 2010.
If you're looking at tech demos and tutorials (but I digress even more), I recommend browsing: