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Digital Visual Effects, Spring 2012
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Top 10 best selling movies$
* won Academic Visual Effects Awards
$ according to IMDB up to April 2004. Updated list can be found at here.
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Course overview
With the help of digital technology, visual effects have been widely used
in film production lately. For example, up to April 2004, the top ten
all-time best selling movies are so-called "effects movies."
Six of them even won Academic awards for their visual effects.
This course will cover the techniques from computer graphics, computer
vision and image processing with practical or potential usages in making
visual effects.
Meeting time: 2:20pm-5:10pm every Thursday Classroom: CSIE Room 104 Instructor: Yung-Yu Chuang Teaching assistant: Ming-Hsu Chang ![]() ![]() Che-Han Chang ![]() ![]() Office hours: TA: Wednesday 11:30~12:30 (Ming-Hsu Chang, Room 505). Friday 11:00-12:00 (Che-Han Chang, Room 506). Lecturer: Monday 17:30~18:20 (Room 527). Textbook: We will use readings from books, journals and proceedings. However, Dr. Richard Szeliski's book Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications is closely relates to topics of this course. We recommend it as your main reference book. mailing list: ![]() Grading:
Syllabus (topics we might cover):
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