Student Projects

Student Projects: CS790 and CS490; 1996-97 school year.
Cornell Theory Center and Department of Computer Science.

The student projects listed below result from work performed for CS790, "Special Investigations in Computer Science" or for CS490, "Independent reading and Research". Projects may be extensions of the block-diagram, data-flow language IBM Visualization Data Explorer. Some projects used DX for visualization. Others were direct X-windows applications. Many of the projects are implemented in JAVA.

X-windows Interface for Remote Video Routing (XIRVR) by Chih-Jen Huang. (cs790)
Eight Applets: Two Cellular Automata, Mach banding, an Interactive 3D explorer, antialiasing, texture mapping, surfaces of revolution, and Bezier patches
by David Anson.(cs490)
Three Applets: Two Cellular Automata and a text mangler by Hector Yee. (cs490)
Progressive Refinement VRML Browser in JAVA by Nobuhiko Mukai. (cs790)
Hyperspectral Derivative Analysis by Fuan Tsai. (cs790)
Personal 3D, a PC-based Renderer by Sean Landis. (cs790)
Inverse kinematics applet by William Hoffman. (cs490)
Java Applet for Constructive Solid Geometry by Aastha Bhardwaj and Indira Malik. (cs790)
DX objects into autodesk's DXF by Mai Tram Nguyen Van. (cs490)
LSystems Generator in OpenGL by S. Robert Futrick and Jason Stowe. (cs490)
Blast: An Interactive Game Using OpenGL by S. Robert Futrick and Jason Stowe. (cs490)
Modeling Seashells in OpenGL by Ngai-Ming Wang. (cs790)
Plant growing landscape applet by Gwen G. Heitmann. (cs490)
3D-Biomorph in OGL by Jen-Guan Li. (cs790)
Virtual Shopping Mall by Diyu Yan, Hyunmook Choi and Jinwoo Hong. (cs790)

Student Projects: CS790 and CS490; 1996-97 school year. Cornell Theory Center and Department of Computer Science.

Student Projects: CS790 and CS490;
1996-97 school year.
Cornell Theory Center and
Department of Computer Science.