Andrew Glassner
ABSTRACT
The best way to get all you can out of your SIGGRAPH week is to start off with a solid understanding of the basics. This course covers the basics of 3D computer graphics in a friendly and visual way, without math or programming. The course is mostly made up of live demonstrations, because computer graphics is a great way to teach new ideas! Topics include the basic principles and language, so that you'll understand what's going on around you and enjoy meaningful conversations during SIGGRAPH 2013.
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