Lecture 5: Linear and Affine Transformations (recordings, part 2)
Linear and affine transformations, part 2 [MOV, 49.3MB]
An episode of the Computer Graphics 2007/2008 podcast, hosted by Wolfgang Huerst, Utrecht University, titled "Lecture 5: Linear and Affine Transformations (recordings, part 2)" was published on December 4, 2007.
December 4, 2007 · Computer Graphics 2007/2008
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Linear and affine transformations, part 2 [MOV, 49.3MB]
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