CP SC 881 - 05: Physically Based Animation
Fall 2010
Assignments
- Homework 1 --
Follow
the Bouncing
Ball (due Thurs. Sept. 2)
- Homework 2 --
Particles Everywhere
(due Thurs. Sept. 16)
- Homework 3 --
Flocking (due Thurs. Sept.
30)
- Homework 4 --
Boing!
Springy
Structures (due Thurs. Oct. 14)
- Homework 5 --
Rigid
Body Motion
(due Thurs. Nov. 4)
- Homework 6
-- Final Project
Proposal
(due Wed. Nov. 3)
- Homework 7
-- Final Project
Submission
(due Wed. Dec. 1)
Turn-in
Procedure
Turn in all
homework assignments via the handin
system. You
should
zip
or
tar
and
compress
a
directory containing all the files
for your assignment. Please make this a FLAT STRUCTURED directory to
assist me in automating the preparation for grading. This directory
should contain a README text file explaining
how to run the program, all source and make files, any data or
parameter files required to run the program. Do not submit object (.o)
or executables or any IDE project files.
From your School of
Computing linux account, you should:
1) zip or tar and
compress the directory, naming the resulting file <your
Clemson
user
name
in
lower
case>.zip or .tar.gz or .tz
2) handin.881.5
<hw #>
<your compressed directory> Example (user dhouse turning in hw 1): handin.881.5 1
dhouse.tar.gz
Your program
must be configured to compile and run
under linux or on a Macintosh. I cannot accept Visual Studio projects. You are
welcome to use Visual Studio or
any
other
IDE
to
develop
and
test
your
program, but you must prepare a
Makefile,
compile
and
test
it
under
linux
before
submitting.