ACG Ammo Crate

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The final project for Advanced Computer Graphics (ACG) is a culmination of skills and knowledge gained throughout the semester. This comprehensive assignment requires students to demonstrate mastery of fundamental concepts in computer graphics, including modeling, rendering, and animation. To begin, students will submit a written proposal outlining their project goals, objectives, and methodology. The proposal should clearly articulate the problem statement, research question, or creative challenge that will be addressed through the final project. The technical component of the final project involves the creation of a computer-generated visual effect, simulation, or interactive environment. Students may choose to work individually or in teams, depending on their preference and project scope. The project's complexity and scale are left up to the student's discretion, allowing for a range of creative possibilities. Throughout the semester, students will receive guidance and feedback from instructors as they work on their projects. Regular check-ins and progress assessments will help ensure that each student stays on track and meets the required deadlines. Upon completion, students will submit a final report detailing their project's technical specifications, implementation details, and results. The report should also include a reflection on the challenges encountered, lessons learned, and areas for improvement. The final project is worth 40% of the total semester grade, with the remaining 60% based on weekly assignments, quizzes, and class participation. By the end of the semester, students will have developed a sophisticated understanding of computer graphics principles and practices, preparing them for advanced studies or industry applications.