Pikuma – 3D Computer Graphics Programming 2023-1 – Downloadly

Descriptions

3D Computer Graphics Programming: Learn all the theory and math behind 3D graphics as you build a software renderer from scratch using the C programming language. This course is a complete immersion into the fundamentals of computer graphics! You’ll learn how a software 3D engine works under the hood and use the C programming language to write a complete software rasterizer from scratch; including textures, camera, clipping, and loading complex OBJ files. Pixel by pixel, triangle by triangle, mesh by mesh. We’ll discuss all the beautiful math that makes 3D computer graphics possible as we tackle all the concepts from scratch. We’ll also write a comprehensive software renderer that can display complex 3D objects on screen without the help of a graphics API. No GPU, no OpenGL, no DirectX! Just a C compiler and a little linear algebra is all we need to create a final project that is nothing short of amazing!

What you will learn

This course is not just a simple tutorial on how to use an existing graphics library or stitch together OpenGL or Vulkan code. This course focuses on the fundamentals of 3D graphics and provides a careful overview of the mathematics underlying these concepts.

Who is this course suitable for?

This is a standalone course with no prerequisites, but you’ll probably get the most benefit from it if you already know the basics of coding (if-else, loops, functions).
If you have never programmed in C before, don’t worry! Many successful students come from different languages such as Java, Python, JavaScript, Swift and others. We will learn to work with the C language together.

3D Computer Graphics Programming Specifications

Editor: Pikuma
Teacher: Gustavo Pezzi
Language: English
Level: All levels
Number of courses: 162
Duration: 36 hours and 8 minutes

Contents of 3D computer graphics programming

3D computer graphics programming

Requirements

We simply use the command line, a code editor, and a C compiler. All of these tools are cross-platform, so you can code along on either Windows, macOS, or Linux!