SIGGRAPH 1998: Courses
Conference:
Overview:
- A course level indicator below each course title presented a more refined indication of course level, as derived from the course reviewers.
- For each course, a description, prerequisites, and a summary of topics covered were carefully crafted to help attendees decide which courses were most appropriate for their background and interests.
Formal instruction in computer graphics theory, mathematics, and applications presented by experts in every aspect of the discipline in three formats: full-day courses, half-day courses, and two-hour tutorials.
SIGGRAPH 98 Courses were not organized in three discrete levels of difficulty. Instead, the Courses Committee offered two other types of information:
Courses Chair:
Administrative Assistant:
Organizing Committee Member(s):
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