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Q: Can I place an order offline? We accept offline orders. We can provide order placement service. Additionally, we will discuss state-of-the-art models for illumination, surface and volumetric scattering, and sensors. Finally, we will use these theoretical foundations to develop Monte Carlo algorithms and sampling techniques for efficiently simulating physically-accurate images.
Towards the end of the course, we will look at advanced topics such as rendering wave optics, neural rendering, and differentiable rendering. The course has a strong programming component, during which students will develop their own working implementation of a physics-based renderer, including support for a variety of rendering algorithms, materials, illumination sources, and sensors.
The project also includes a final project, during which students will select and implement some advanced rendering technique, and use their implementation to produce an image that is both technically and artistically compelling.
The course will conclude with a rendering competition, where students submit their rendered images to win prizes. Cross-listing: This is both an advanced undergraduate and introductory graduate course, and it is cross-listed as for undergraduate students , for Master's students , and for PhD students. Please make sure to register for the section of the class that matches your current enrollment status. The results are available in the rendering competition page. This course requires familiarity with linear algebra, calculus, programming, data structures, algorithms, and doing computations with images.
In particular, either of the following courses can serve as proof that you satisfy these prerequisites:. If you want to enroll but have not taken any of the above courses, please make sure to contact the instructor! We make a lot of exceptions each year, on a case-by-case basis.
Readings will be assigned primarily from the following textbooks, which can also be useful references in general. All of them are available online from the CMU library:. Lectures will take place in hybrid mode, in person and also broadcast on Zoom. See the course's Canvas page for Zoom meeting links. Recordings of the lectures will be made available on Canvas after each lecture. Programming assignments: The series of programming assignments PAs involves starting from a very basic ray tracing framework, and using it to implement increasingly more sophisticated rendering capabilities.
Take-home quizzes: Take-home quizzes TQs will each require solving two-three theory questions related to the corresponding week's two lectures. Answers will need to be typed in LaTeX. Final project and rendering competition: Towards the end of the semester, each student will work on a project of their own choosing.
The purpose of the project is to enhance your renderer with advanced features, and use it to generate images that are both physically accurate and artistically compelling. Each student will submit an image they produce for consideration in an end-of-semester competition, judged by other faculty and graduate students at CMU.
Note that you will also receive a separate grade, independently of the results of the competition. Note also that final project presentations will be scheduled during the final exam period. Details are available in the final project page. Submitting homework and deadlines: We will use Canvas for submitting and grading homeworks. Late days: For the programming assignments, students will be allowed a total of six free late days.
Additionally, no programming assignment may be submitted more than three days after its due date.
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