OK.

So hello and welcome to our computer graphics lecture.

So probably most of you were already here

when there was this announcement.

There's a camera here in the background

that will record this lecture.

So you can always go back to the website

and have a look at the lecture with about one week delay.

And yeah, this is a service offered by the students,

OK, by the studiengebühren that also you

paid until last semester.

OK.

So my name is Mark Stamminger.

I'm going to give that lecture in this term.

And I would like to start with some organizational issues

about the lecture.

So first of all, I'm not the only one

you will be in contact with.

We have at least two tutors.

It depends on the number of students that will show up

and that will register for the tutorials,

whether we add further ones.

Franziska Battelshofer is going to give the oral tutorials

and the theoretical tutorials.

And Christoph Weber will guide you

through the programming part in case you want to do that.

I will describe these differences

between the tutorials in a minute.

If you want to participate in that lecture,

and in particular in the tutorials,

and to get a grade on the module,

you need at least one of these tutorials.

Then please register using EST.

Yeah, OK, people are taking their mobile phones.

I will put these slides on the web page

so you can find it also there directly.

So please register via EST.

I think most of you know that tool,

so it should be easy to use for you.

And please register until Friday noon.

So we need to know as soon as possible how many students we

have to expect so that we can organize tutorials

and maybe think about a third time slot or whatever

for the tutorials.

So please register until Friday noon.

So via EST, you will hand in your programming assignments.

It's a nice tool to do that.

Other material for the lecture, for instance, the slides

I will show you and probably also linked

to the video recordings and stuff like that,