Your are awesome!!, I was learning this subject in 2015 from books, I get stuck with only the theory, now that I know how to program it feels more fun to learn. Your videos wake up my interest again and the way you explain this is very fun, thank you!!!
I'm nearly finished watching the videos of 15-462(Computer Graphics), and now finally I am about to begin this course. 15-462 was a bit tough for me(sorry, I am lying. It was one of the most difficult CS classes I have taken), but I have learned tremendously. Since I enjoyed a lot the geometry part of 15-462, I am really looking forward to this class as well. Thank you for providing this very precious materials on RUclips!
You mention that you have a list of recommended supplementary textbooks; where could we find that list? Thank you for making this content widely available!
Been very impressed by your research, but never really "got" how it worked most of the time. Looking forward to finally having the opportunity to learn this, because it seems like some very powerful tools of thought, seeing what you've been able to do with it. Thanks!
Awesome! Your computer graphics course was great. I have been working on a mesh processing system like geometry central, mainly for visualizing surface algorithms. I love this kind of stuff.
Have read the excellent paper "The Heat Method for Distance Computation". The course will be awesome for sure! Hope very much the videos as well as the documents are freely accessible?
You don’t need to know anything about graphics-the only overlap with the CMU graphics course is the discussion of halfedge meshes (which we cover here anyway).
You don't have to register unless you're a student at CMU. Just take the course at your own pace: all the material is freely available from the links in the video description.
All the material (lectures, course notes, exercises, code framework) are all freely available online. So, you should be able to do basically everything without being a CMU student-short of getting your assignments graded! ;-)
1-12 lectures are coming! yupi!
At last! Thank you! I've been waiting for the rest lectures since last year.
Thank you for making these videos available
serious strobe on the shirt dude ;-)
looks like a great course!
So many exciting new sartorial challenges in the Zoom era! :-). Thanks!
Always like the beautiful graphs you create. Can't wait to take the course!
very generous of you to make this available for the public, thanks :))
This is GOLD. Looking forward to learning some DDG from India.
Your are awesome!!, I was learning this subject in 2015 from books, I get stuck with only the theory, now that I know how to program it feels more fun to learn. Your videos wake up my interest again and the way you explain this is very fun, thank you!!!
Thank you so much for putting this on the tube!
I'm nearly finished watching the videos of 15-462(Computer Graphics), and now finally I am about to begin this course. 15-462 was a bit tough for me(sorry, I am lying. It was one of the most difficult CS classes I have taken), but I have learned tremendously. Since I enjoyed a lot the geometry part of 15-462, I am really looking forward to this class as well. Thank you for providing this very precious materials on RUclips!
Watching this all the way from the South Hills.
You mention that you have a list of recommended supplementary textbooks; where could we find that list? Thank you for making this content widely available!
YES! I'm so happy for this!!!
Dude. I know you! Rock on.
Hi Frank!! Nice to hear from you!
Thank you so much for uploading this lecture series. I was looking for something like this.
Been very impressed by your research, but never really "got" how it worked most of the time. Looking forward to finally having the opportunity to learn this, because it seems like some very powerful tools of thought, seeing what you've been able to do with it. Thanks!
Sir, I have been waiting for these videos so long. Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuu...
The best videos, bar none, for learning discrete differential geometry. You MUST watch these in order to understand it! Thank you Prof. Crane!
Yes, Prof. Crane definitely also watched these, that’s why he was able to understand it.
Watching your intro video and i'm sure i will watch the entire list!!!! Thank you for making the course available to us!
these are the absolute best lectures on differential geometry for comp sci students
Thanks a million, Prof Crane. Will be really grateful if you can also post Lecture 19 from last semester. "The Swiss Army of Geometry Processing" :D
You're a king
Awesome! Your computer graphics course was great. I have been working on a mesh processing system like geometry central, mainly for visualizing surface algorithms. I love this kind of stuff.
C++ framework by Polyscope! Nice!
What programming language in your paper "Trivial connections on discrete surfaces"
This is ridiculously exciting!
Excited to learn differential geometry with coding!
This sounds great and almost makes up for me finding out I have COVID-19 today. Thanks!
👍 thank's
this sounds nice
Thank you for making these videos available
This is fantastic, what a great course!
The edits for rewind/pause/ff were so good
Wow. You kept your word from last year. Thank you so much, Prof Crane!!!!
hi prof, how much tuition should I pay for these lectures?
inspiring
your videos are great. thanks a lot!
Bravo !!! 🙌🏽
What an excitement to see the first part of the lectures!
Loved this course last year!
Have read the excellent paper "The Heat Method for Distance Computation". The course will be awesome for sure! Hope very much the videos as well as the documents are freely accessible?
Yep, all the lecture videos, exercises, and notes are going to be freely accessible-check out the links in the video description.
@@keenancrane Really great! Thanks a lot!
If anyone can help, is it better to watch this before or after the Computer Graphics course ?
You don’t need to know anything about graphics-the only overlap with the CMU graphics course is the discussion of halfedge meshes (which we cover here anyway).
“Both sides” huh?
You can't imagine the excitement I felt when I found this course! Thank you very much for sharing!
Am I too late to register?
You don't have to register unless you're a student at CMU. Just take the course at your own pace: all the material is freely available from the links in the video description.
@@keenancrane Thanks for responding - that's great the material is available - it looks great. Thanks again
great
Must one be a cmu student to take this class?
All the material (lectures, course notes, exercises, code framework) are all freely available online. So, you should be able to do basically everything without being a CMU student-short of getting your assignments graded! ;-)