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Interactive computer graphics by Edward Angel · Booklabria

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Interactive computer graphics

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 11

Synopsis

This fifth edition of Edward Angel's 'Interactive Computer Graphics' again introduces topics in its trademark top-down, programming-oriented approach. The aim is that students will quickly be able to create exciting interactive graphics applications using Open GL.

Subjects: Computers
Computer graphics
Computers & the internet
Logiciels
Computer animation
Infographie

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