Prerequisite: CS 652, STAT 554, STAT 663, or STAT 751; or permission of instructor.
Course Description: Covers visualization
methods used to provide new insights and intuition concerning
measurements of natural phenomena, and scientific and
mathematical models. Presents case studies from myriad
disciplines. Topics include human perception and cognition,
introduction to graphics laboratory, elements of graphing
data, representation of space-time and vector variables,
representation of three-dimensional and higher dimensional
data, dynamic graphical methods, and virtual reality. Work
on a visualization project required. Emphasizes software
tools on Silicon Graphics workstation, but other workstations
and software may be used. s
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