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Design and Creation of Virtual
Environments

CAP 6930/4930, Section 5694/3947

 

Benjamin Lok

CSE E220

 

Course Hours:

Tuesdays (5, 6) 11:45 AM 1:40 PM

Thursdays (6) 12:50 PM 1:40 PM

 

Office Hours:

Tuesdays (7) 1:50 AM 2:40 AM

Thursdays (7) 1:50 AM 2:40 PM

Also available by appointment
(email)

TA Office (Rm. 309) Hours:

Mondays (5) 11:45 AM - 12:40 PM

Wednesdays (5) 11:45 AM - 12:40 PM

Course
lectures

August

24<sup>th Course
Introduction

29<sup>th
Introduction to Virtual
Environments, Sutherland papers
 
September
6<sup>th History of VR, Brooks papers
8<sup>th History of VR
13<sup>th Seeing 3D from 2D, Hodges
paper
15<sup>th - Seeing 3D from 2D, Tour of
GMALab
20<sup>th - Seeing 3D from 2D, CAVE + PIT
paper

22<sup>nd - Quaternions

27<sup>th Visual Display

29<sup>th
- Visual Display, Flying+Grabbing+Scaling
paper

 

October

4<sup>th
- Visual Display, HMD Displays, Locomotion papers

6<sup>th
- HMD Displays

11<sup>th
HMD Displays, grabbing and WIM
paper

13<sup>th
REVE visit

18<sup>th
Output Devices, NAVE visit, project 1
due

20<sup>th
Output Devices

25<sup>th
Output Devices

27<sup>th
- Tracking

 

November

1<sup>st
no class, Midterm due

3<sup>rd
Tracking

8<sup>th
Tracking

10<sup>th
Input devices

14<sup>th
Project #2 due

15<sup>th
Tracking, demo of project #2

17<sup>th
Presence

22<sup>nd
no class

24<sup>th
Thanksgiving

29<sup>th
Presence

 

December

1<sup>st
Presence, Interaction

6<sup>th
FINAL PROJECTS!

Course
topics (content)

Acknowledgement:
The lecture notes are based on those created by Dr. Larry Hodges at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (His course)
with his permission. Many many thanks!

Course Introduction

Introduction
to Virtual Environments

Seeing 3D from 2D

Quaternions

Visual Display

HMD Displays

HTD Displays

Tracking

Presence

Interaction

Virtual Characters

 

Virtual
Reality Technology - Burdea

Chapter 1: History of VR

Chapter 3: Output Devices

Chapters
2,7,8,9

Class
Projects

Project #1 Due October 4th, October 18<sup>th

Project #1
stereo and ARToolkit demo

OBJ file
reader + GL tutorials

 

Midterm Due November 1<sup>st

Project #2 Due November 14<sup>th

Project #3 Due December 6<sup>th

 

Quizzes

Important
Links

Syllabus

Advertising Flyer for Class

Available
Equipment

Readings

August
31<sup>st - The Ultimate Display

(original
http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/cs/online/9ig2/1/ultimate_display.html)

I. E. Sutherland, The Ultimate Display,"in Proceedings of the IFIPS
Congress, vol. 2, pp. 506-508, 1965.

Head
Mounted Three Dimensional Display

I.E. Sutherland, "A Head-mounted Three-dimensional Display," in 1968
Fall Joint Computer Conference, AFIPS Conference Proceedings, vol. 33, pp.
757-764, 1968.

Presenter:
Jeffrey Jarrard

 

September 6<sup>th Is There Any Real
Virtue in Virtual Reality

(original
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~brooks/RealVirtue.pdf)

Brooks,
Jr., F.P., 1994: "Is There Any Real Virtue in Virtual Reality?"
Public lecture co-sponsored by the Royal Academy of Engineering and the British