Computer Graphics

Computer graphics refers to the creation, manipulation, and representation of visual images using computers, encompassing a broad range of techniques and applications in fields such as film, gaming, and scientific visualization. As a key area of research, computer graphics continues to evolve, driving innovation in areas like rendering, animation, and human-computer interaction, and enabling the development of more sophisticated and immersive visual experiences.

Computer Graphics

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