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Informatique visuelle

Domaine: 2D/3D rendering, WebGPU, game engines, data visualization, 3D modeling, animation, XR, post-processing, accessibility

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Streeling University | Head: architect | Grammar: sci-visual-computing.ebnf

Teach AI to master the full visual rendering spectrum: 2D graphics, 3D engines, WebGPU, game engines, data visualization, animation, spatial computing, 3D modeling, and accessible design.

  • SVG fundamentals: paths, transforms, viewBox, responsive scaling
  • Canvas 2D API: drawing, compositing, double-buffering, dirty rects
  • CSS layout mastery: Flexbox, Grid, container queries, logical properties
  • Three.js scene graph: cameras, lights, materials, geometries, loaders
  • Babylon.js PBR materials and shadow generation
  • WebGPU from scratch: device, pipeline, shaders, bind groups, compute
  • WGSL shader language: vertex, fragment, compute entry points
  • D3.js data joins: enter-update-exit, scales, axes, transitions
  • React component architecture: hooks, context, suspense, server components
  • Svelte reactivity: runes, stores, actions, transitions
  • GSAP animation: tweens, timelines, ScrollTrigger, MorphSVG
  • Framer Motion: layout animations, AnimatePresence, gestures
  • Spring physics: damping ratio, natural frequency, critically damped systems
  • WebXR session management: VR, AR, hit testing, hand tracking
  • Godot GDScript: scene tree, signals, exports, TweenNode
  • Blender Python (bpy): mesh creation, modifiers, materials, rendering
  • Post-processing chains: bloom, SSAO, DoF, color grading, LUTs
  • Render-critic loop: screenshot, score, adjust, converge
  • GPU performance profiling: draw calls, fill rate, overdraw, instancing
  • WCAG accessibility: contrast ratios, ARIA roles, screen reader support, reduced motion
  • ga — Visual components, data visualizations, interactive UI
  • Computer Science — Programming fundamentals, frameworks, tooling
  • Guitar Acoustics — Audio visualization, waveform rendering
  • Data Visualization — Chart theory, perception, color science

Courses are produced by Seldon research cycles. When a research question achieves T (confirmed) status, the finding is packaged as a course module in this directory.