CG Chapter Notes

Chapter 1 : Introduction

Computer Graphics forms the foundation of modern human-computer interaction, visual computing, and digital media production. At its core, the discipline deals with the mathematical synthesis, manipulation, and display of visual content using computational systems. Rather than rel…

Chapter 2 : 2D and 3D Transformations

Computer graphics systems process spatial data through geometric operations that modify position, orientation, size, and shape. Transformations convert geometric models from local coordinate spaces into world coordinates, camera views, and device display surfaces. Understanding t…

Chapter 3 : Clipping

Computer graphics pipelines model virtual worlds using continuous mathematical spaces. These continuous spaces contain geometric primitives such as points, lines, polygons, and complex splines. Physical display monitors and raster buffers possess finite spatial dimensions and dis…