There are quite a lot for me to learn related to computer graphics and I feel it really interesting.
emmaloool
If you're interested in parallel programming and architecture, I'd highly recommend taking Parallel Computer Architecture and Programming (15-418). Graphics workloads and GPUs are briefly touched upon (and you'll get to write an assignment in CUDA). It's definitely a versatile course to have under your belt if you're interested in pursuing a career at companies that build their own GPUs and graphics libraries, or doing research in modern computer architectures and systems. (Sorry for the plug, I TAed the course last semester!)
Arthas007
What do "Graphics specific programming languages" include ? Are there anything else besides c++?
Max
The programming languages part generally refers to parallel and shading languages such as CUDA, GLSL, HLSL, and MSL.
There are quite a lot for me to learn related to computer graphics and I feel it really interesting.
If you're interested in parallel programming and architecture, I'd highly recommend taking Parallel Computer Architecture and Programming (15-418). Graphics workloads and GPUs are briefly touched upon (and you'll get to write an assignment in CUDA). It's definitely a versatile course to have under your belt if you're interested in pursuing a career at companies that build their own GPUs and graphics libraries, or doing research in modern computer architectures and systems. (Sorry for the plug, I TAed the course last semester!)
What do "Graphics specific programming languages" include ? Are there anything else besides c++?
The programming languages part generally refers to parallel and shading languages such as CUDA, GLSL, HLSL, and MSL.