Grading Update 4:Course Grades
Ready. To see homework grades, coursework averages, and yes,
letter grades click here.
Also, the winner of the best
alias contest is Icarus.
Good luck, and thank you for your effort in GPU programming!
16 December 2024, 18:04:31 CST
Grading Update 3: Course grades should
be available tomorrow about noon, except those who are graduating
who will find out in the usual way.
The next grading update should be
posted tomorrow by noon.
14 December 2024, 17:47:56 CST
Grading Update 2:Final Exam Grades Ready.
The range was [86,8] with an average of 38 and a median of 35.
When you are ready click here. The course grades
will probably be available Monday. The next grading update
should be posted by Monday 18:00. Good luck on your other exams!
13 December 2024, 17:44:57 CST
Grading Update 1: Problems 1 and 2 graded. Final
Exam grades should be available later tomorrow. The next
grading update should posted by about 18:00 tomorrow.
12 December 2024, 10:18:29 CST
Grading Update 0: Linked the Final Exam
to the previous work page. Grading will start this afternoon and
final exam grades may possibly be available late Friday afternoon.
The next grading update should be posted Friday about 18:00.
Linked the 2023 Final Exam solution to
the previous work page. Try solving the exam before Monday's review
section. Try starting with Problem 2, leave Problem 1 for last.
8 December 2024, 12:43:50 CST
There will be a review session on Monday, 9 December 2024 from
15:30-17:30 in room 3316E PFT. This is 30 minutes later than the
originally agreed on time. To help study look at the 2023 final exam
(among other material).
Problem 1 on that exam is based on 2023 Homework 5, and so students
who completed those assignments would be able to solve it faster than
others. The other problems on last year's final should be solvable
without looking at 2023 assignments.
For Homework 5 late submissions will be accepted until late
Tuesday night (late 3 December) without penalty. The TA-bot
will copy submission on Sunday and late Tuesday night.
22 November 2024, 19:45:31 CST
Homework 5 assigned technically due 1 December 2024
but extensions are possible. Also, the Homework 4 solution
has been linked to the previous work page.
12 November 2024, 15:31:36 CST
Linked the Midterm Exam solution to the previous work
page and pushed the midterm exam code to the course repo. It is in
the 2024 homework directory.
Grading Update 2:Midterm Exam
grades ready. Problem 2 (the triangle fan) was much
harder than I thought. So, I decided to compute the midterm
exam grades with double-credit for Problem 1 (the red triangle, the
light-facing triangle, and normals). With that adjustment,
the average is 46.8 and the median 49.5. The range is wide, [0,89].
To find the most important grade click here.
27 October 2024, 15:29:09 CDT
Grading Update 1: Grading will start later this
afternoon, and grades will probably be available on Monday.
25 October 2024, 13:58:46 CDT
Grading Update 0: Linked the Midterm Exam
to the previous work page. Grades may be available on Sunday.
Linked recent demo code and slides to the lecture slides page.
10 October 2024, 14:59:57 CDT
A helpful tip for Problem 2
has been added to the Homework 3 handout.
This might help for those who are not sure if their code is
actually computing lighting just once per vertex.
5 October 2024, 18:53:53 CDT
Homework 3 assigned, due Friday night,
11 October 2024.
25 September 2024, 9:00:50 CDT
In Homework 2 the radii of the top
and bottom circles are not necessarily the same. This has
been emphasized in the text of the handout.
Homework 2 assigned, due Wednesday (night) 19
September 2024.
12 September 2024, 10:31:29 CDT
I hope everyone got through Francine okay, especially those living to
the southeast. Due to the lab being closed for flood remediation
work, and then the lab machines being powered off for Francine, the
Homework 1 deadline has been pushed to Saturday, 14 September 2024.
The homework will automatically be collected by the TA-bot on Sunday
morning. I hope to see everyone in class on Friday.
10 September 2024, 20:27:07 CDT
There will not be class on Wednesday.
10 September 2024, 11:38:05 CDT
Class on Wednesday via Zoom, Weather Permitting
As most people reading this probably know LSU has announced that
classes are to be held remotely on Wednesday and Thursday (11 and 12
September 2024). One can assume LSU did not intend that classes be
held while winds are howling, blown items are crashing, and lights are
flickering.
Because EE 4702 is from 9:30-10:20 strong winds will likely not be a
problem, but if the current forecast holds some of us may be busy
securing outdoor furniture and engaged in other storm-prep efforts at that time. For that
reason class may or may will not be held. A decision will be made by 22:30
tonight (Tuesday, 10 September). Zoom information
will be E-mailed later today.
Those that want to keep up with the math material might want to look
at resources linked to the math slides. These
include an appendix on linear algebra from the Real-Time Rendering
text (the appendix is free), and an interactive linear algebra site.
9 September 2024, 16:53:23 CDT
Linked recent material on the springs (chain) demo and the math slides
to the lecture slides page.