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Some SIGGRAPH 2001 Courses begin at 10 am on Sunday.

Full Conference registration allows attendees access to all SIGGRAPH 2001 Courses.

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Seating is very limited for courses scheduled in the Creative Applications Lab.

	1   The Impact of Public Policy on Computer Graphics
	2   Obtaining 3D Models With a Hand-Held Camera
	3   Performance OpenGL: Platform-Independent Techniques
	4   A Survey of Color for Computer Graphics
	5   Visualizing Quaternions
	6   Object Space Visibility
	7   A Primer on Shapes: Curves and Surfaces
	8   An Introduction to the Kalman Filter
	9   Media-Rich Programming With OpenML
	10   State of the Art in Modeling and Measuring of Surface Reflection
	11   Tracking: Beyond 15 Minutes of Thought
	12   Developing Efficient Graphics Software
	13   Interactive Ray-Tracing
	14   Image-Based Lighting
	15   Visualizing Relativity
	16   Gaming Techniques for Designing Compelling Virtual Worlds
	17   Geometric Signal Processing on Large Polygonal Meshes
	18   Using Tensor Diagrams to Represent and Solve Geometric Problems
	19   "Shrek": The Story Behind the Screen
	20   Advanced Global Illumination
	21   Seeing is Believing: Reality Perception in Modeling, Rendering, and Animation
	22   Intro to SMIL
	23   Motion Dynamics Animation Workshop
	24   Real-Time Shading
	25   Physically Based Modeling
	26   Internetworked 3D Computer Graphics: Overcoming Bottlenecks, Supporting Collaboration, and Stepping up to Wireless Connectivity
	27   Augmented Reality: The Interface is Everywhere
	28   Introduction to Computer Graphics
	29   State of the Art in Monte Carlo Ray Tracing for Realistic Image Synthesis
	30   Visibility, Problems, Techniques, and Applications
	31   Computer Graphics for Large-Scale Immersive Theaters
	32   Nonphotorealistic Rendering in Scientific Visualization
	33   New Directions in Shape Representations
	34   User-Interface Design for Work, Home, and on the Way
	35   The Technology and Practice of Digital Cinema (D-cinema)
	36   From Ivory Tower to Silver Screen: Visual Effects Companies Reveal How Research and Development Finds its Way Into Production
	37   Commodity-Based Scalable Visualization
	38   A Practical Guide to Global Illumination Using Photon Mapping
	39   3D Hardcopy: Converting Virtual Reality to Physical Models
	40   Practical Parallel Processing for Today's Rendering Challenges
	41   How to Give a Great SIGGRAPH Talk
	42   Seeing in 3D
	43   Aggressive Performance Optimizations For 3D Graphics
	44   Advanced Topics in 3D User Interface Design
	45   Advanced Issues in Level of Detail
	46   Acquisition and Visualization of Surface Light Fields
	47   Simulating Nature: Realistic and Interactive Techniques
	48   Advanced RenderMan 3
	49   Image Processing for Volume Graphics
	50   Digital Geometry Processing
	51   Making Motion Capture Useful
	52   DirectX 8 Graphics
	53   Geometric Algebra
	54   An Interactive Introduction to OpenGL Programming