The user interface for each project is written using FLTK, a cross-platform OpenGL toolkit. There are several machines in the Taylor Basement Computer Lab with OpenGL accelerated graphics cards. You may use these machines or your own desktop.

Getting Started	Instructions to install Fltk on your machine Fltk Programming Manual MSDN reference for OpenGL
Project 1: Impressionist Assigned: Thursday Sept 4, 2008 Due: Thursday Sept 18, 2008 Artifact Due: Tuesday, Sept 23, 2008	Handout Skeleton code (Linux/Mac) and Sample solution (Linux) Skeleton code (Windows) and Sample solution Sample Input Images (Linux/Mac) Sample Input Images (Windows) Help session presentation Image processing explanation for computing gradients of an image Impressionist Gallery featuring this year's student artifacts Old artifacts
Project 2: Ray Tracing Assigned: Tuesday, Oct 7, 2008 Due: Tuesday, Oct 21, 2008 Artifact Due: Monday, Oct 27, 2008	Handout Skeleton code (Linux, Mac) and Sample solution (Linux) Skeleton code (Windows) and Sample solution Scene files (Windows or Linux, Mac) Explanation of some scenes included in the project File format description Help session notes Examples of cool bells and whistles Errata for Watt book (esp. refraction!) Ray Tracing Gallery featuring this year's student artifacts Old artifacts
Project 3: Animator Assigned: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 Due: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 Artifact Due: Monday, November 24, 2008	Handout Skeleton code (Linux, Mac), Sample solution (Linux), and FLUID executable (Linux) Skeleton code (Windows), Sample solution (Windows), and FLUID executable (Windows) Notes on wrapping C0 Bezier splines Animation Gallery featuring this year's student artifacts Check out last year'sartifacts
Project 4: Final Project Assigned: Tuesday, November 11, 2008 In-class demo: Thursday, December 4, 2008 Writeup and Artifact Due: Friday, December 5, 2008	Handout Final Projects Gallery featuring this year's student artifacts Final projects archive