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The document outlines a 3-hour course exam for Computer Graphics (UCS505) with a maximum score of 45 marks. It includes various questions on Bezier curves, continuity conditions, transformations in 3D space, visible surface detection, and projection methods. The marks distribution is categorized by course outcomes and Bloom's levels.

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Ucs505 Est 23

The document outlines a 3-hour course exam for Computer Graphics (UCS505) with a maximum score of 45 marks. It includes various questions on Bezier curves, continuity conditions, transformations in 3D space, visible surface detection, and projection methods. The marks distribution is categorized by course outcomes and Bloom's levels.

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Duration: 3 hrs

Course: Computer Graphics (UCS505)


Maximum marks: 45

CO BL
1(a) Given B0 (1,1), B1(2,3), B2(4,3) and B3(3,1) the vertices of a (7) CO4 L3
Bezier polygon. Determine seven points on the Bezier curve
for the parameter values (0, 0.15, 0.35, 0.5, 0.65, 0.85, 1).

(b) Explain the role of convex hull in curves. (2) CO4 L1

2(a) What are the various continuity conditions for the (5) CO4 L1
continuous curves?

(b) How are Bspline curves different from Bezier curve? Also (2+2) CO4 L2
write the blending function of Bspline curve.

3(a) Given a 3D triangle with coordinate points A(3, 4, 1), B(6, 4, (3) CO2 L3
2), C(5, 6, 3). Apply the reflection on the XZ plane and find
out the new coordinates of the object.

(b) The Pyramid defined by the coordinates A(0,0,0), B(1,0,0), (6) CO2 L3
C(0,1,0) and D(0,0,1) is rotated 45 degree about the line L
that has the direction V=J+K and passing through point
C(0,1,0). Find the coordinates of the rotated figure. (Give
Matrix Representation) (Consider only positive values for
square roots)

4(a) Explain ODD-EVEN rule and NONZERO WINDING-NUMBER (4) CO2 L1


rule for Inside Outside tests.

(b) Explain working principle of CRT. (5) CO1 L1

5(a) We have a plane with equation –x+2y+z=0 and a reference (5) CO4 L3
point (3, 4, 5). The normal to the plane is 𝑁 ⃗ =−6𝑖̂+ 12𝑗̂-6 𝑘̂ .
The center of projection is (1, 1, 3). Find the perspective
projection of the point (8, 10, 6) on the plane.
(b) The sides of a unit cube are scaled to half their size. What (2) CO4 L3
are the points of cavalier projection of the compressed cube
with 𝜃 = 450 . Here 𝜃 is angle of the projection with the x
axis

(c) In a transformation of world to viewing coordinates, if the (2) CO3 L3


viewing coordinate system (VCS) is represented by (X’, Y’,
Z’) and world coordinate system (WCS) is represented by
(X, Y, Z). The origin of WCS is at (0, 0, 0) and of viewing
coordinate system is at (5, 5, 0). The X’ axis of viewing
coordinate is making 600 with X axis of WCS. What would be
the location of point (10, 10, 0) with respect to VCS.

6(a) Describe the visible surface detection problem in about 25 (1) CO4 L1
words.

6(b) To render scene with N polygons into a display with height (2) CO4 L2
H, what are the typical space and time complexities of an
image-space method.

6(c) Compute and/or determine using the depth-buffer method, the (6) CO4 L3
colour at pixel A(2,4) on a display resolved into 7×7
pixels. The projection plane is at Z=0, looking at ‘-Z’.

Given a 3D space bounded within (0,0,0) and (7,7,-7),


containing two infinite planes each defined by 3 incident points
as follows:
+ Plane P ::
+ 3 points on plane :: (1,1,-1), (6,3,-6), (1,6,-1);
+ colour (RGBA) :: RED (1,0,0,1)
+ Plane Q ::
+ 3 points on plane :: (6,6,-1), (1,3,-6), (6,1,-1);
+ colour (RGBA) :: BLUE (0,0,1,1)
Course Outcome wise Marks
Distribution
30

25

20

15
Marks
10

0
CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5

Bloom's Level wise Marks


Distribution

L1
L3 38%
49%

L2
13%

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