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Architecture, Geometry and Computer Science
FA-AGVAcad. year: 2011/2012
Students will be acquainted with modelling of geometric objects (curves, surfaces and solids) using computers, with its geometric properties and examples of its usage in architecture. The form of the course is lectures and seminars. The course is not a software course.
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Course curriculum
2nd week: Point. Curves. Lines.
3rd week: Conics
4th week: Catenaries, sinusoids, spirals, cycloids.
5th week: Free form curves.
6th week: Surfaces
7th week: Geometric representation of surfaces: extruded and swept surfaces.
8th week: Geometric representation of surfaces: surfaces of revolution, helix surfaces, ruled surfaces.
9th week: Free form representation of surfaces.
10th week: Mesh representation of surfaces. Solids.
11-12th week: Final assignment.
13th week: Evaluation. 3Dtest.
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Basic literature
HAAS, Felix. Architektura 20. století. 3.vyd. Praha: SPN, 1983 (CS)
KARGEROVÁ, Marie, KOPINCOVÁ, Edita, MERTL, Petr a NEVRLÁ, Karolina. Geometrie a grafika pro CAD. Praha: ČVUT, fakulta strojní, 2003. ISBN 80-01-02680-9 (CS)
SALOMON, David. Curves and surfaces for computer graphics [Křivky a plochy v počítačové grafice]. New York: Springler Science+Business Media, 2006. ISBN 0-387-24196-5 (EN)
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