Computer Science 284

Title	Computer-Aided Geometric Design and Modeling
Units	3
Prerequisites	Mathematical skill in calculus and linear algebra.
Description	Mathematical techniques for curve and surface representation, including: Hermite interpolation, interpolatory splines, tensed splines, Bezier curves and surfaces, B-splines, Beta-splines, Coons patches, tensor product forms, as well as subdivision end/bounding conditions, and computational considerations.

Sections	Instructor	Teaching Effectiveness	How worthwhile was this course?
Spring 2014	James O'brien	7.0 / 7	7.0 / 7
Fall 2012	Carlo H. Sequin	6.8 / 7	6.0 / 7
Fall 2009	Carlo H. Sequin	6.4 / 7	6.7 / 7
Fall 2006	Carlo H. Sequin	6.6 / 7	6.8 / 7
Fall 2004	Brian Barsky	5.8 / 7	5.5 / 7
Fall 2003	Carlo H. Sequin	6.8 / 7	6.7 / 7
Fall 2000	Carlo H. Sequin	6.6 / 7	6.1 / 7
Fall 1999	Brian Barsky	5.1 / 7	4.3 / 7
Fall 1998	Carlo H. Sequin	6.1 / 7	5.9 / 7
Fall 1996	David Forsyth	5.6 / 7	5.4 / 7
Fall 1995	Brian Barsky	6.2 / 7	5.8 / 7
Spring 1995	Brian Barsky	5.2 / 7	5.0 / 7
Spring 1994	Brian Barsky	6.2 / 7	5.8 / 7
Spring 1993	Brian Barsky	5.0 / 7	4.8 / 7
Spring 1992	M. Slater	5.9 / 7	5.3 / 7
Spring 1991	Brian Barsky	5.1 / 7	5.1 / 7
Fall 1989	Brian Barsky	6.6 / 7	6.0 / 7
Fall 1988	Brian Barsky	5.2 / 7	4.3 / 7
Overall Rating		Teaching Effectiveness	How worthwhile was this course?
		6.0 / 7	5.7 / 7