ECE 495E/CS 334
Fundamentals of Computer Graphics
Lab Assignment and Submission Procedures
Fall 2005
David S. Ebert
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Purdue University
Lab Assignments
This is where all lab handouts
will appear about the same time that they are handed out in class.
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Lab 1
Handout : Due September 4, 2005
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Lab 2
Handout : Due September 18, 2005
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Lab 3
Handout : Due October 4, 2005
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Lab 4
Handout : Due October 18, 2005
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Lab 5
Handout : Due November 10, 2005
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Lab 6
Handout : Due November 30, 2005
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Lab 7
Handout : Due December 8, 2005
Submission Procedures
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Programming environment:
C,
C++ using OpenGL/GLUT/GLUI under Windows.
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Submitting
Assignments:
The
labs will be submitted electronically in the following manner:
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Windows:
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Create a workspace named labN, where N
is the lab number. You can start
with the lab skeleton program.
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Make sure that all project files are
created under your labN directory
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Compress your labN directory and submit
it via WebCT. You must submit to
WebCT.
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Click here to go
to WebCT
Grading Criteria
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Grades will be based upon the following:
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Correctness: correct output. Most
important criterion.
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Robustness: correct behavior in extreme
or unusual cases, incorrect input by the user, etc.
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Thoroughness: Adherence to assignment
specifications.
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Readability: of the source code. This
will primarily be used for assigning partial credit.
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Late penalty: Labs can be handed in
late, but 10% of the lab grade will be deducted for each calendar day that it is
late, to a total of 50%. No lab may be handed in after 5 days past the due date.
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Other issues: Group discussion of lab
requirements, etc. is encouraged. However, each person must do his/her own
work.
Sharing files, copying
other people's programs, and group programming will not be acceptable. This will
be considered academic misconduct.
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