Udemy – Computer Graphics with Modern OpenGL and C++ 2018-5

Published on: 2023-01-13 21:21:25

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Description

Computer Graphics with Modern OpenGL and C++ is a training course on developing applications and graphic software using the OpenGL programming interface and the C++ programming language, published by Udemy Academy. By learning the topics discussed in this course, you can easily participate in the development process of computer games and realistic graphic simulations and be employed in different companies. In addition to the practical topics related to OpenGL, this training course will also teach you all the theoretical topics. Learning these topics is very important for the developers and designers of computer games, as it can introduce them to the depth and working methods of various tools, and more importantly, shape their unique development and design style.

This training course does not have any special prerequisites, but basic and superficial learning of the C Plus Plus programming language and preliminary familiarity with practical trigonometry will be required. Unlike other available resources, this training course includes a number of very advanced topics, one of the most important of which is Shadow Mapping.

What you will learn in Computer Graphics with Modern OpenGL and C++:

Designing and developing 3D and realistic applications and games with C++ and OpenGL programming languages
Working with GLEW and GLFW
Draw 3D objects in a window
Working with OpenGL shaders
Working with uniform variables
Working with OpenGL math library (GLM)
Transform, rotate and zoom 3D objects
Using textures and textures for different 3D models
And …

Course specifications

Publisher: Udemy
Instructors: Ben Cook
Language: English
Level: Intermediate
Number of Lessons: 38
Duration: 21 hours

Course topics on 2020/3

Computer Graphics with Modern OpenGL and C++ Content

Computer Graphics with Modern OpenGL and C++ Prerequisites

Basic understanding of C++, including the use of pointers/references
Mathematical background helps but is not necessary
Visual Studio using C++ and Windows are advised, however the code and theory are relevant to Mac/Linux systems, you just won’t be able to follow along 1-to-1 with IDE use!