| FACULTY | STUDENTS | COURSES | EECS | CONFERENCES |
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Lee Markosian is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. His research interests include sketch-based modeling of both 3D shapes and the non-photorealistic rendering styles applied to them. |
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Igor Guskov is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. His research is in digital geometry processing.
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Jon Harris is on the faculty in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. He has taught our undergraduate graphics course EECS 487 for the past six years. His areas of interest are in Infrared and SAR Imaging Signature Simulations, BRDF Theory and Implementation, and Non-spatial rendering techniques.
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Alex Ni is a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. His interests include non-photorealistic computer graphics. |
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Xinju Li is a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. Her interests include Computer Graphics and Vision. |
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Jing Zhang is a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. Her interests include Computer Graphics and Mesh Processing. |
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Yun Luo is a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. His interests include Computer Vision. |
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Kyuman Jeong is a visiting Ph.D. student from POSTECH (Pohang University of Science & Technology). His interests include non-photorealistic rendering. |
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Simon Breslav is an undergraduate Computer Science major at the University of Michigan. His interests include photorealistic and non-photorealistic computer graphics, and traditional art. |
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Brian Walsh is a M.S.E. student in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan. His interests include Program Structure and User-Interfaces of 3D Applications and Rendering Methods using Real-Time and Render-Time methods. He also occasionally does some video and animation work. (Photo courtesy of High Adventure!) |
Jing Zhang is a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science and Engineering Division of EECS department. Her research interests include mesh processing. |
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Nuttapong Chentanez is an undergraduate Computer Science major at the University of Michigan. |
| EECS 580: Advanced Computer Graphics (Winter 2005) |
| EECS 487: Interactive Computer Graphics (every semester) |
| EECS 598-5/498-2: Non-photorealistic Computer Graphics (Fall 2003) |
| EECS 498-2/598-6: Real-Time Rendering (Winter 2003) |
| EECS 598-1: Geometric Modeling in Computer Graphics (Winter 2002) |