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1 Sub. Code & Name : CS GRAPHCS AND MULTMEDA Unit: Branch: T Year Semester: V Page 1 of 6 UNT OUTPUT PRMTVES 9 ntroduction Line Curve and ellipse drawing algorithms Attributes Two-dimensional geometric transformations Two-dimensional clipping and viewing nput Techniques. OBJECTVES The student will have a thorough understanding of input techniques. To study the graphics techniques and algorithms. No Topics to be covered Time (Minutes). 1 ntroduction-line, Curve Algorithms T1(36-79) 2 Line algorithm, Circle Algorithm T1(86-98) 3 Midpoint Circle Algorithm and Ellipse Algorithm T1( ) 4 Properties-Ellipse, Circle T1( ) 5 Attributes 6 Two dimensional Techniques 7 Translation,Rotation T1( ) PPT 8 Composition Techniques 9 Antialiasing Techniques
2 Sub. Code & Name : CS GRAPHCS AND MULTMEDA Unit: Branch: T Year Semester: V Page 2 of 6 UNT THREE-DMENSONAL CONCEPTS 9 Three-dimensional object representations Three-dimensional geometric and modeling transformations Three-dimensional viewing Hidden surface elimination Color models Animation. OBJECTVES To study 3D representation and transformations. To study color models and animation No Topics to be covered Time (Minutes) 10 Three-Dimensional Concept, Quadric surface, blobby object 11 Spline Representation T1( ) & T1( ) 12 Cubic Spline, B Spline T1( ) 13 Beta Spline, BSP Trees 14 Sweep Representation 15 3D Geometric & modeling 16 3D Translation, Rotation, Scaling T1( ) 17 3D View Volume 18 3D Viewing Functions, 3D Clipping
3 Sub Code & Name : CS GRAPHCS AND MULTMEDA Unit: Branch: T Year Semester: V Page 3 of 6 UNT MULTMEDA SYSTEMS DESGN 9 Multimedia basics Multimedia applications Multimedia system architecture Evolving technologies for multimedia Defining objects for multimedia systems Multimedia data interface standards Multimedia databases. OBJECTVES To study the multimedia concepts and various /O technologies No Topics to be covered Time (Minutes) 19 ntroduction for Elements 20 Multimedia Applications 21 Multimedia System Architecture T2(19-24) 22 Evolving Technologies for Multimedia Defining objects for Multimedia T2(33-35) Systems 25 Multimedia Data interface Standards T2(36-38) & R1(58-61) 26 PPT Multimedia Databases T2(44-) 27 PPT
4 Sub Code & Name : CS GRAPHCS AND MULTMEDA Unit:V Branch: T Year Semester: V Page 4 of 6 UNT V MULTMEDA FLE HANDLNG 9 Compression and decompression Data and file format standards Multimedia /O technologies Digital voice and audio Video image and animation Full motion video Storage and retrieval technologies. OBJECTVES To study and develop the knowledge about the compression and decompression techniques. The student will have a thorough understanding of storage and retrieval technologies. No Topics to be covered Time (Minutes) 28 Compression and Decompression 29 T2(54-123) 30 T2( ) Data and File Format Standards Multimedia /O technologies T2(188-22) 33 Digital voice and audio T2( ) 34 Video image and animation T2( ) 35 Full motion video T2( ) 36 Storage and Retrieval Technologies & R1(97-109)
5 Sub. Code & Name : CS GRAPHCS AND MULTMEDA Unit:V Branch: T Year Semester: V Page 5 of 6 UNT V HYPERMEDA 9 Multimedia authoring and user interface Hypermedia messaging Mobile messaging Hypermedia message component Creating hypermedia message ntegrated multimedia message standards ntegrated document management Distributed multimedia systems. OBJECTVES No 37 To study hypermedia concept. To enable the students to develop their creativity. Topics to be covered Multimedia Authoring and User nterface Time (Minutes) 38 Hypermedia messaging Mobile Messaging Hypermedia Message Component T2( ) T2( ) T2( ) & R1(-53) 41 Creating Hypermedia message T2(482) 42 ntegrated multimedia message standards T2( ) 43 ntegrated document Management T2(492) 44 T2( ) Distributed Multimedia Systems 45
6 LP-CS1354 Estd: 1994 Sub. Code & Name : CS GRAPHCS AND MULTMEDA Branch: T Year Semester: V Page 6 of 6 Course Delivery Plan: Week Units TEXT BOOKS 1. Hearn, D. and Baker, M.P., Computer Graphics C Version, Pearson Education, (UNT : Chapters 1 to 6; UNT 2: Chapter 9 12, 15, 16) 2. Andleigh, P.K. and Thakrar, K., Multimedia Systems and Design, Prentice Hall of ndia, (UNT 3 to 5) REFERENCES 1. Judith Jeffcoate, Multimedia in Practice: Technology and Applications, Prentice Hall of ndia, Foley, Vandam, Feiner and Hughes, Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition, Signature Pearson Education, Prepared by Approved by Name S.Gopalakrishnan Prof. A.Venkatasubramanian Designation Lecturer HOD T Date
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