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How much Linear Algebra is needed for Computer Graphics? #1084
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A related question is if Computer Graphics should be in Core, or if it should be moved to Advanced. At a glance, it seems to cover primarily topics in the elective portion of the Graphics and Visualization portion of CS2013, which would mean it belongs in Advanced, but I haven't taken a closer look |
Relevant convo: #841 (comment) I stated there that I was going to make an RFC to move our current Computer Graphics course to Advanced. Obviously I haven't done that yet. This is definitely a place in the curriculum that can be improved by someone that has time to dive into available Computer Graphics classes. |
I see. The @spamegg1 quote below answers the question I asked, so I am closing this thread.
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@waciumawanjohi we can solve this confusion by changing the prerequisite from "Linear Algebra" to "Basic Linear Algebra" |
I see linear algebra is a pre-requisite and Computer Graphics is in the core section. Gilbert Strang's course is in advanced, so I'm assuming it's elective.
Does computer graphics require Gilbert Strang's Linear Algebra, or does the prerequisite mean general high school level Linear algebra (think khan academy level)?
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