This page presents junior- to graduate-level programming exercises to emphasize basic principles for the design, use, and understanding of computer graphics systems and applications..

Computer Graphics with C
Computer Graphics with OpenGL
Computer Graphics with C#
Computer Graphics with Visual C++
Computer Graphics with Java

~Computer Graphics with C:

Suggested Book:	Computer Graphics, C Version, 2/E
Author:	Donald Hearn M. Pauline Baker, University of Illinois
ISBN-10:	0135309247
ISBN-13:	9780135309247
Publisher:	Prentice Hall
Copyright:	1997
Summary:	Complete coverage of 2D and 3D computer-grahics methods and applications, with C program examples
Contents:	Chapter 1: A Survey of Computer Graphics Chapter 2: Overview of Graphics Systems Chapter 3: Output Primitives Chapter 4: Attributes of Output Primitives Chapter 5: 2D Geometric Transformations Chapter 6: 2D Viewing Chapter 7: Structures and Hierarchical Modeling Chapter 8: Graphical User Interfaces and Interactive Input Methods Chapter 9: 3D Concepts Chapter 10: 3D Object Representations Chapter 11: 3D Geometric and Modeling Transformations Chapter 12: 3D Viewing Chapter 13: Visible-Surface Detection Methods Chapter 14: Illumination Models and Surface-Rendering Methods Chapter 15: Color Models and Color Applications Chapter 16: Computer Animation
Official Website :	http://www.hearnbaker.com/

Lab Exercises:

Geometric Primitives: Pixels, Lines, Circles, Charts
1	Drawing Pixels in C
2	Drawing Lines I: Digital Differencial Analyzer Algorithm
3	Drawing Lines II: Bresenham_s Line-Drawing Algorithm
4	Drawing Circles: Circle Mid-Point Algorithm
5	Drawing PI Charts
Geometric Transformations
6	Translation
7	Scaling
8	Rotation

Important Downloads: TurboC++ Compiler

~Computer Graphics with OpenGL:

Suggested Book:	Computer Graphics with OpenGL, 3/E
Author:	Donald Hearn M. Pauline Baker, University of Illinois
ISBN-10:	0130153907
ISBN-13:	9780130153906
Publisher:	Prentice Hall
Copyright:	2004
Summary:	Topics covered in COMPUTER GRAPHICS include graphics hardware devices, graphical user interfaces (GUI), ray tracing, radiosity, illumination models, surface-rendering methods, splines, BSP trees, fractals, particle systems, color models, animation, and data visualization techniques with OpenGL Supplement, an Instructor's Guide, and the code for the programming examples.
Contents:	Chapter 1: A Survey of Computer Graphics Chapter 2: Overview of Graphics Systems Chapter 3: Output Primitives Chapter 4: Attributes of Output Primitives Chapter 5: 2D Geometric Transformations Chapter 6: 2D Viewing Chapter 7: Structures and Hierarchical Modeling Chapter 8: Graphical User Interfaces and Interactive Input Methods Chapter 9: 3D Concepts Chapter 10: 3D Object Representations Chapter 11: 3D Geometric and Modeling Transformations Chapter 12: 3D Viewing Chapter 13: Visible-Surface Detection Methods Chapter 14: Illumination Models and Surface-Rendering Methods Chapter 15: Color Models and Color Applications Chapter 16: Computer Animation
Official Website :	http://www.hearnbaker.com/

Lab Exercises:

Geometric Primitives: Pixels, Lines, Circles
1	Program 1: Draw a red line on a white background
2	Program 2: Draw a rectangle with OpenGL Default Setting
3	Program 3: Draw a white rectangle on a black background
4	Program 4: Draw points with OpenGL
5	Program 5: Draw a pixel with OpenGL
Animation
6	Program 6: Animation with OpenGL
Algorithms
7	Program 7: Drawing a line using Digital Differential Analyzer (DDA) Algorithm
8	Program 8: Drawing a line using Bresenham’s Algorithm
9	Program 9: Drawing a circle using Circle Mid-Point Algorithm

~Computer Graphics with C#:

Here are some guidelines to learn basic graphics principles in C# GDI+ Library.

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Work Paper 1	• Introduction to Graphics in C# • GDI+ coordinate system • Color Control • Font Control • ShowColors Program • ColorsDialog Program • LinesRectanglesOvals Program
Work Paper 2	• DrawArcs Program • DrawStars Program • ResizeImages Program
Work Paper 3	Animation in C# • Animation Program (1) • Animation Program (2)

~Computer Graphics with Visual C++:

Some Lab exercises are provided here using VC++ GRAPHICS LIB ready-designed functions..

1	Graphics Principles using VC++: Pixels, Lines, Circles and Colors
2	Drawing on the Screen: The Paint Example

~Computer Graphics with Java:

Some Lab exercises introduce graphics basics in JAVA..

1	Drawing lines with Java
2	Drawing Circles with Java
3	Drawing Lamp: A Complete Example