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“NVIDIA: Reimagine your Curriculum with OpenUSD and NVIDIA Omniverse™” by Scholl

“Sustainable Success in the Unreal World: Paving the Way for Future Artists, Presented by Epic Games” by Diriwaechter

“New Approaches to Education, presented by Epic Games” by Lottering

“Better and Faster Solutions with Supermicro and AMD: Empowering the Evolution of Content Production” by Kuhns and Knight

“An Engeneering Graphics Curriculum Model with Multidisciplinary Implications” by McGrath, Bertoline, Bowers, Pleck and Sadowski

“Interdisciplinary Collaboration Case Study in Computer Graphics Education: “Venus and Milo”” by Cox

“A Workshop on Computer Graphics for Undergraduate Faculty” by Owen and Miller

“Virtual Reality Learning Environments: Potentials and Challenges” by Bricken

“Integrating Computer Graphics into Design Education” by Coates, Dubberly and Kaufman

“Computer Graphics and Architectural Design” by Turner, Bollinger, Norman and Zdepski

“Education Technology: Doing With Images Makes Symbols” by Fenton, Master, Robinett and Yaeger

“Discovery through Experimentation: Art and Educational Computing in Secondary Schools” by Sachter, White, Crawley, Ursyn and Sutton

“Mathematics Education Using Computer Graphics” by Hughes, Moler, Uhl and Blinn

“TUGS: A tool for Teaching Computer Graphics” by Clevenger

“Getting to the “Graphics” in a Computer Graphics Exercise” by Schweitzer and Northrop

“Teaching a Two-Quarter Computer Graphics Sequence” by Owen

“Computer graphics Education in Computer Science”

“Mars Navigator: An Interactive, Multimedia Exploration of the Red Planet” by Anderson, Hughes, Volotta and Stein

“What Next? A Provocative look at Curriculum, Creativity, and Logistics in Teaching Artists and Designers to use Computers” by Brown, Crow, Laurel and Penny

“Education for Visualization” by Cabral, DeFanti, Rueff and Schaller

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