Vorlesung und Übung auf Englisch.
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Vorlesung und Übung auf Englisch.
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Literature:

• Physically Based Rendering, Second Edition: From Theory To Implementation, M. Pharr and G. Humphreys, Homepage, ACM
  The main book of the lecture (referred to as PBRT).
  
  

• Course on Monte-Carlo Methods in Global Illumination, L. Szirmay-Kalos, Link
  A free course scriptum that gives a detailed explanation of the mathematical foundations of Global Illumination.

 Unit 1 - Introduction, Radiometry

• PBRT, 5.4, 5.5
  
  
• Radiometry, S. Marschner, Link
  Course notes in radiometry
  
  
• A framework for realistic rendering, D. Greenberg, K. Torrance, P. Shirley, J. Arvo, J. A. Ferwerda, S. Pattanaik, E. P. F. Lafortune, B. Walter, S. Foo, B. Trimbone, in Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 97, Link
  Description of an early framework for realistic rendering

Lecture slides and assignments

• They are available on the course website.

ECTS Breakdown:

3 ECTS = 75 hours

• Lecture: 30 hours
• Assignments: 30 hours
• Exam preparation: 15 hours

Course information:

Consult the course page here.

Practical and mathematical assignments.
Final oral exam.

Assignments take up 40% of the final mark. The distribution is uniform, i.e. assignments 1-4 give you 10-10% each. Plus points can be obtained by solving the "pro" versions of the individual problems. It is possible to hand in assignments late, but 20% of the points will be deducted every 24 hours after the deadline.

The oral exam gives 60% of the mark. Students who don't hand in all the assignments are still eligible for the exam, but it is very strongly advised since the exam builds upon the knowledge obtained throughout the completion of the assignments.

The grades are calculated the following way:
0-59% - 5
60-69% - 4
70-79% - 3 
80-89% - 2 
90-100% - 1 

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