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The document outlines the final assignment for CSE423, which involves calculations related to 3D projections, color conversions, and light intensity using various mathematical models. Students must use specific variables derived from their student ID and follow detailed instructions for each question, including submission guidelines. The assignment emphasizes the importance of accuracy, with penalties for incorrect calculations.

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Final Assignment

The document outlines the final assignment for CSE423, which involves calculations related to 3D projections, color conversions, and light intensity using various mathematical models. Students must use specific variables derived from their student ID and follow detailed instructions for each question, including submission guidelines. The assignment emphasizes the importance of accuracy, with penalties for incorrect calculations.

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CSE423
Final Assignment
To answer the question, you
will need four variables A, B, C and
D which are sequentially the first,
second, third and fourth pair of
digits from the left in your student ID.
For example, if your ID is 15101208,
then A= 15, B= 10, C= 12 and D= 8.
[ Incorrect Calculation of
such pairs will result in a -50%
penalty in the assignment mark. ]

1. Let a 3D point (B, C, D) be


projected on a projection plane.
Given that the projection plane
is at (0, 400, 0) and the
coordinate of the COP is (C, B,
A). Determine the coordinate
of that 3D point on the
projection plane using a
general-purpose perspective
projection matrix. How far is
the Projection Plane (PP) from
the Center of Projection (COP)
in terms of units?

2. For COP at (A, B, C), calculate


the projected point P' for a
point P(D, C, -550) where the
Projection Plane (PP) is
200 units away from COP
along the X axis.

3. A 3D vertex P(C, B, D) is
projected on the projection
plane. Suppose near clipping
plane distance, zp (check
whether it is 40). From the

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a. Find out the Center of


Projection (COP).
b. How far is the
Projection Plane (PP)
from the Center of
Projection (COP) in
terms of units?
c. Now, determine the
projected coordinate P’
on the projection plane.
d. Can you identify the
equations for this 4x4
projection matrix?

4. For a monochrome (single


color) color with a green
component value of 0.D,
determine the corresponding
values of the red and blue
components.
5. Convert the CMY colors into
HSV color values.
a. (0.D, 0.B, 0.C)
b. (1.0, 1.0, 0.C)
c. (0.1, 0.D, 0.1)
d. (0, 0, 0)
e. (1.0, 1.0, 1.0)

6. Let (C, D, 300) be the


coordinates of a light source of
intensity 0.B units. The light is
illuminating a sphere whose
center is at C(100, 105, -60).
Determine the total intensity of
the reflected light from a point
P(A, B, C) on the sphere using
the diffuse reflection model.

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Final Assignment 7. Suppose there are two light minutes
sources in the scene. One light
source is located at (4, 2, 3)
with an intensity of 15 and a
radius of influence of 20, and
another one is located at (10,
40, 50) with an intensity of 5
and a radius of influence of 80.
You are called to calculate the
illumination of a point on the
yz plane. The camera is set at
(2, 1, 5) and the light is
reflected from points (0, 3, 2)
of the plane. The ambient,
diffuse, and specular
coefficients of the surface are
given at 0.23, 0.7, and 0.5. The
shininess factor of the surface
is 5. If the ambient light
intensity is at 6, calculate the
total reflected light intensity
using Phong’s Lighting Model.

8. A point P located on the YZ


plane has the coordinates of (C,
D). The scenario has a constant
ambient intensity vector (i.e.,
all components are the same) of
D, and there are two light
sources, X and Y, in the room,
having an influence
diameter of A and B,
respectively. Light X has a
source intensity vector of <A,
B, C>. Similarly, light Y has a
diffuse intensity vector of <D,
C, A>. The ambient coefficient
vector is <0.B, 0.C, 0.A>, the
diffuse coefficient vector is
<0.A, 0.C, 0.D>, and the
specular coefficient is 0.B. The
specular exponent of the point
is 128. The Light source X is
located on (9, 3, -2), and Light
source Y is located on (7, 4, 8).
The viewpoint is located on (-
B, C, -D). Given all the above
information, determine the total
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(<r, g, b>) represent RGB
values, respectively.

9. Determine C(n) and


G(n) continuity of the
following functions at the given
points for the maximum value
of n each:
a. At t = 2π,

b. At t = π/4,

c. At t = 1,

d. At t = 1,

10. Find the explicit


representation of a quadratic
curve going through the
following 3 points using the
Lagrange Polynomial:
P0 = (0, 0), P1 = (1, 2), P2
= (2, 0)

Submission Guidelines:
● You MUST write the
answers on the paper by
hand. You can also use
a Tab.
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● Scan the pages and
make a PDF. The file
name should follow the
format:
StudentID_Section_Assignment_2
(eg
10301040_6_Assignment_2)
● No late submissions
will be accepted for
this assignment.

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