2018-Spring-Semester-Computer-Animation

This course will introduce fundamental techniques for computer animation, including keyframing, motion capture, motion editing, physics-based animation, and procedure-based animation. You will learn the concepts of these techniques and how to implement them using your own code or commercial software.

NCTU-CS-Graduation-Project

Our thesis is called: "Computer Vision-assisted virtual reality which reaches a wide range of multi-person simultaneous VR systems". We visually locate the virtual reality system, adding more possibilities to the interactive space of the virtual reality, enhancing fun and utility. By transmitting external camera lens signals to the host computer and using computer vision positioning system, we allow user to make multiple users interact in the same space, under the same system. We can get rid of the situation that only one person can experience the virtual world nowadays, making single space Multiple sets of VR devices being operated simultaneously to increase interactivity and entertainment.

2018-Winter-Semester-User-Center-Interaction-Design

This course teaches skills and concepts that most UX designers will apply on a daily basis. In this course you learn how to design an interactive system based on target users’ needs and context : Conducting contextual inquiry to understand target users’ needs, tasks, contexts, and goals) Creating personas and scenarios Ideation, sketching, and storyboarding Paper prototyping and rapid evaluation Concepts and principles of UX and interaction design Interactive prototyping User testing of typical tasks on the system.

National-Palace-Museum-Animation

Using Unity 3D to create an animation to introduce paintings in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan.

2018-Spring-Semester-JavaScript-Web-Programming

The web application system includes front-end web design, user interaction interface and back-end data processing. The front end includes HTML tags and CSS style sheets, with JavaScript programs that produce highly interactive interface pages. This course teaches front-end HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It guides students by example, guides students to learn JavaScript programming and develops a practical interactive human-machine interface. The back-end uses nodeJS to build event-driven and non-block I/O applications. system.