The students work on a topic chosen from a selection of relevant research literature in the field of visualization and computer graphics. Typically this includes individual reading and understanding of a research paper which is then presented in a 90 minutes talk on the topic, including discussion. Students may make use of their own examples and implementations of important algorithms.  A successful participation concludes with a written report to be submitted after the presentation. The topics come from the following research areas:

 - General visualization techniques
 - Vector field visualization
 - Rendering techniques
 - Image processing
 - Geometry smoothing
 - Discrete methods on 3d meshes
 - Animation techniques

Studenten im Bachelorstudiengang Studenten im Masterstudiengang können dieses Seminar im Rahmen des Moduls "Differentialgeometrie III" oder "Visualisierung" wählen.

Vorlesung in Scientific Visualization, Algorithmischer Geometrie oder Differentialgeometrie.