Mit computational geometry

Readings will come from the textbook, de Berg et al

's Computational Geometry:  Algorithms and Applications, and from selected classic and modern papers from the research literature

Each topic will be co-presented by students and instructors, with significant effort devoted ahead of time to the student's command of the material

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We will study fundamental data structures and algorithms from computational geometry and computer graphics, their application to problems that occur in practice, and (as part of an optional programming component) techniques for visual inspection of and interaction with geometric entities and running geometric algorithms