CS284 -- CAGD -- Fall 2009 -- Paper Assignments

BABOULEVITCH, ALEXEI	MO 10/19	SS'98: Subdivision Surfaces in Character Animation
BIGGS, ERIC	WE 10/21	WE'01: Texture Synthesis over Arbitrary Manifold Surfaces
PAVANASKAR, SUSHRUT	WE 10/28	PM'96: Progressive Meshes
MITCHELL, TOBY	MO 11/09	TS'03: T-Splines and T-NURCCs
KELLER, KERSTIN	MO 11/16	GM'99: Creating Generative Models from Range Images
KOVACS, ARPAD	MO 11/16	KA'03: Hierarchical Mesh Decomposition using Fuzzy Clustering and Cuts
ROSKY, EVAN	WE 11/18	DF'00: Adaptively Sampled Distance Fields
PILLAI, MINERVA	MO 11/23	MD'05: Meshless Deformations Based on Shape Matching
LI, YU (ALEX)	MO 11/23	DM'09: Deforming Meshes that Split and Merge
ANDREWS, JAMES	WE 11/25	IS'02: Modelling with Implicit Surfaces that Interpolate

General Rules

The whole, uninterrupted presentation for one paper should last between 20 and 25 minutes.

there may be interruptions due to questions, but "the clock will be stopped.".

Everybody in the class should read the papers carefully before the day that they are presented in class.
The class should be prepared to help the presenters with constructive and insightful questions and comments.
The presenters should be prepared to answer such questions.
The presentations will be judged for:

Organization of the material
Clarity of explanations
Quality of visual materials
Forcefulness and enthusiasm of oral presentation
(This will account for about 20% of your course grade)

For some papers I will ask everybody to answer some questions on-line about the paper before coming to class.
I may start a class with a short pop quiz about the paper(s) for that day.

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