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Graphics System - Information Technology - Lecture Slides, Slides of Information Technology

This lecture is part of lecture series on Information Technology course. This lecture includes: Graphics System, Computer Graphics, Types of Computer Graphics, Difference B/W Active and Passive Graphics, Application, Display Devices, Display Processors, Coordinate Representation, Computer Art, Entertainment, Education & Training, Graphical User Interfaces, Display Devices

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Refers to Creation, Storage and
Manipulation of pictures and drawing
using a Digital Computer
Presented By
Lect. Rimple Bala
GPC, Amritsar
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“Refers to Creation, Storage and

Manipulation of pictures and drawing

using a Digital Computer”

Presented By

Lect. Rimple Bala

GPC, Amritsar

Introduction to Computer Graphics

Types of Computer Graphics

Difference B/W Active and Passive Graphics

Application Of Computer Graphics

Display Devices

Display Processors

Coordinate Representation

Graphics Functions and Standard

Graphics design

is the art of conveying visual concepts from a

source through a medium to a human recipient. The source ishuman brain. The medium is any form of representation theeye can comprehend, one in the category is computer graphicsdisplay

2-D computer graphics

Pixel art

Vector graphics

3-D computer graphics

Computer animation

Computer Aided Design (CAD)

Presentation Graphics

Computer Art

Entertainment (animation, games, …)

Education & Training

Visualization (scientific & business)

Image Processing

Graphical User Interfaces

Used in design of

buildings, automobiles, aircraft, watercraft,

spacecraft, computers, textiles

& many other products

Objects are displayed in wire frame outline form

Software packages provide multi-window environment

Used to produce illustrations for reports or generate slides foruse with projectors

Commonly

used

to

summarize

financial,

statistical,

mathematical, scientific, economic data for research reports,managerial reports & customer information bulletins

Examples : Bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, surfacegraphs, time chart

Used in fine art & commercial art^ 

Includes

artist’s

paintbrush

programs,

paint

packages,

CAD

packages and animation packages

These packages provides facilities for designing object shapes &specifying object motions.

Morphing^ 

A graphics method in which one object is transformed into another

Examples :

Cartoon drawing, paintings, product advertisements,

logo design

Movie Industry

Used in motion pictures, music , videosand television shows.

Used in making of cartoon animation films

Computer

generated

models

of

physical,

financial

and

economic systems are used as educational aids.

Models

of

physical

systems,

physiological

systems,

population trends, or equipment such as color-coded diagramhelp trainees understand the operation of the system

Specialized systems used for training applications^ 

Simulators for practice sessions or training of ship captains

Aircraft pilots

Heavy equipment operators

Air traffic-control personnel

Flight

Simulator

Mars

Rover

Simulator