Portuguese Meeting on Computer Graphics 1999 (GVE 1999)

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    Bringing the Introductory Computer Graphics Course into the 21 st Century
    (The Eurographics Association, 2023) Wolfe, Rosalee; José Carlos Teixeira; Werner Hansmann; Michael B. McGrath
    The field of computer graphics has matured greatly since the formal statement of the introductory undergraduate course for computer science majors was created for ACM/IEEE Curriculum 91, and introductory courses need to reflect the substantive changes in the discipline. Recenf discussions with graphics educators and a syllabus survey have found six trends in recent course offerings. Perhaps these findings will evolve into a basis upon which people can develop courses that fit their local needs as well as reflecting the changingfield.
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    Computer Graphics Curricula in the Visual Arts
    (The Eurographics Association, 2023) Eber, Dena Elisabeth; José Carlos Teixeira; Werner Hansmann; Michael B. McGrath
    Computers have recently emerged as commonplace on the scene in a record number of uiversity art departments. This rapid change has created the need for n ew curriculum in the computer art discipline. ln designing these courses I see three ideas that are paramount to any computer graphics curriculum in the visual arts. First, the courses and course work should focus on individual expression and creativity, second, the instruction should include an awareness of the "wow" factor, and third, the courses should include a balance of computer art, traditional art, computer science, and academics such as theory, art history, and criticism.