EV Graduate Seminar - AD508 F08

Had a little trouble finding it but here’s the code zipped up.
http://www.gravatonia.com/assignment01_grav.zip

I am including the code and links in this post.    The philosophical stuff will come this evening.  The first link is a small compact video.  Quality is not fabulous, (IMHO) but it communicates the process.  The second and third video links are much larger (1080p) and raw footage, but you can make out the details [...]

SAGE (Scalable Adaptive Graphics Environment)
I.    Introduction
Several unique events gave me the preconditions for exploring this paper. On the first day of class in EV Grad Seminar, we were given a tour of the cavern by Laura Wolf. For me the 55-panel LambdaVision display stood out. I asked whether these devices were available to us and [...]

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Kevin:Back in the day, when I was a kid, before Navy Pier had an iMax with 3D movies and immersive experience rides time traveling back in the day, before the building just east of Navy Pier was known on the north bank of the river where it meets the lake suspended the letters R-I-V-E-R & [...]

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Wed. Oct. 15,
3:45 - 4:15 pm: Adam Trowbridge
4:15 - 4:45 pm: Benjamin Thorp
4:45 - 5:15 pm: Andrew Oleksiuk
5:15 - 5:45 pm: Julio Obelleiro
It is expected that you prepare a short presentation of your work on your laptop to [...]

When IBM came out with punch cards that were half the size of the previous industry standand, they were still just punch cards. Computer-human interactivity has made an industry out of computing. When grandma and grandchild could both sit in front of a computer that took up no more space than a desk top for [...]

I wrote my comment last week.  For whatever reason, I can’t apply a category to it.

This Fall semester we’ll start off the EV grad seminar with informal presentations to introduce everyone to each other’s work, in the spirit of fostering discourse and collaboration. The presentations should be, designed for ~15 minutes (to allow for some questions), informal in scope, and targeted towards your peers.
Please let me know if you are [...]

To write a post in this class blog, you need to register yourself. After choosing a login and email address, a passord will be emailed to you. Once you’ve logged in please make sure to check BOTH your name AND the correct category/assignment for your posts (contributions which cannot be found are difficult to evaluate). [...]