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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?

+5  A: 

There are many video lectures on graphics on YouTube. However, I would recommend the book Real-Time Rendering by Akenine-Moller, Haines and Hoffman.

tkerwin
+5  A: 

You might find these of help:

Computer graphics and Mapping

Computer graphics video lecture series

codaddict
+24  A: 

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
  • madh
    +2  A: 

    Find here Computer Graphics Video lectures by IITMadras

    freevideolectures
    +5  A: 

    I love this site: http://nehe.gamedev.net/.

    It has the best OpenGL Tutorials, Lessons and Code Examples that I know.

    jbochi
    I was trying to think of that one.
    ojrac
    NeHe code style is rather poor. I rather recommend tutorials http://www.codesampler.com/ or http://humus.name/ for 3d tech demos
    Gregory Pakosz
    @jbochi congrats :D
    Gregory Pakosz
    Wow! Thanks... I was not expecting this since I had already replied before the bounty. Hope it really helps. Good luck, MainID!
    jbochi
    still, NeHe is cool for starting but poor in the long run. anyway, considering the question...
    Gregory Pakosz
    +6  A: 

    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:

    Gregory Pakosz
    Can't believe you didn't mention the GPU Gems books
    slf
    well they are the first resources mentioned on the Real-Time Rendering Portal Page but I'll add them -- they're not really introductory texts though
    Gregory Pakosz