104875
S
2-MPG-952
FMFI.KAG/2-MPG-952/15
Computer Graphics
6
State Examination
16.02.2026
03.09.2015
8
Person responsible for the delivery, development and quality of the study programme
doc. RNDr. Pavel Chalmovianský, PhD.
A
4037
mMPG/k
Computer Graphics and Geometry (Conversion Programme)
-1
on-site learning
4385
mMPGa
Computer Graphics and Geometry
-1
on-site learning
956
mMPG
Computer Graphics and Geometry
-1
on-site learning
4386
mMPGa/k
Computer Graphics and Geometry (Conversion Programme)
-1
on-site learning
II.
on-site learning
true
II.
<_PA_>
Conditions for completion of course
Assessment: State Examination
Preliminary assessment: 0%
Final assessment: 100%
A 90%, B 80%, C 70%, D 60%, E 50%
<_PJ_>
Language, which knowledge is needed to pass the course
Slovak and English
<_SO_>
Brief outline of the course
Topics of the examination are taken from the following subjects: Computer Graphics (1), (2), (3); Computer Vision; Algorithms and Data Structures; Procedural Modelling; Image Processing and Encoding; Virtual and Extended Reality; Complexity Theory.
The students answer questions from the subjects that they have completed.
<_VH_>
Weighting of course assessment (continuous/final)
100/0
<_VV_>
Learning outcomes
The students demonstrate their ability to deal effectively with the facts and methods of geometrically oriented subjects of their study. The expected result is that the student passes the final state-exam in the subject of Computer Graphics.
A
13
35.14
B
12
32.43
C
7
18.92
D
2
5.41
E
3
8.11
FX
0
0.0
37
6
104876
S
2-MPG-953
FMFI.KAG/2-MPG-953/15
Geometric Modelling
6
State Examination
16.02.2026
03.09.2015
8
Person responsible for the delivery, development and quality of the study programme
doc. RNDr. Pavel Chalmovianský, PhD.
A
4037
mMPG/k
Computer Graphics and Geometry (Conversion Programme)
-1
on-site learning
4385
mMPGa
Computer Graphics and Geometry
-1
on-site learning
956
mMPG
Computer Graphics and Geometry
-1
on-site learning
4386
mMPGa/k
Computer Graphics and Geometry (Conversion Programme)
-1
on-site learning
II.
on-site learning
true
II.
<_PA_>
Conditions for completion of course
Assessment: State Examination
Preliminary assessment: 0%
Final assessment: 100%
A 90%, B 80%, C 70%, D 60%, E 50%
<_PJ_>
Language, which knowledge is needed to pass the course
Slovak and English
<_SO_>
Brief outline of the course
Topics of the examination are taken from the following subjects: Differential Geometry; Algebraic Geometry (1); Computational Geometry; Topology and Functional Analysis; Modelling of Curves and Surfaces (1), (2); Numerical Mathematics for Graphic Designers; Modelling of Curves and Surfaces (3), (4).
<_VH_>
Weighting of course assessment (continuous/final)
100/0
<_VV_>
Learning outcomes
The students demonstrate their ability to deal effectively with the facts and methods of geometrically oriented subjects of their study. The expected result is that the student passes the final state-exam in the subject of Geometric Modelling.
A
11
29.73
B
11
29.73
C
4
10.81
D
7
18.92
E
4
10.81
FX
0
0.0
37
6
104877
O
2-MPG-991
FMFI.KAG/2-MPG-991/15
Diploma Thesis Defense
4
State Examination - Thesis Defence
16.02.2026
03.09.2015
8
Person responsible for the delivery, development and quality of the study programme
doc. RNDr. Pavel Chalmovianský, PhD.
A
4037
mMPG/k
Computer Graphics and Geometry (Conversion Programme)
-1
on-site learning
4385
mMPGa
Computer Graphics and Geometry
-1
on-site learning
956
mMPG
Computer Graphics and Geometry
-1
on-site learning
4386
mMPGa/k
Computer Graphics and Geometry (Conversion Programme)
-1
on-site learning
II.
on-site learning
true
II.
<_L_>
Recommended literature
Ako písať vysokoškolské a kvalifikačné práce : Ako písať seminárne práce, ročníkové práce, práce študentskej vedeckej a odbornej činnosti, diplomové práce, záverečné a atestačné práce, dizertácie / Dušan Katuščák. Bratislava : Stimul, 1998
<_PA_>
Conditions for completion of course
Assessment: State Examination - Thesis Defence
Preliminary assessment: 0%
Final assessment: 100%
<_PJ_>
Language, which knowledge is needed to pass the course
Slovak and English
<_SO_>
Brief outline of the course
Individual work by the student, under the guidance of the diploma thesis supervisor. Writing and submitting a diploma thesis. Defense of the diploma thesis.
<_VH_>
Weighting of course assessment (continuous/final)
100/0
<_VV_>
Learning outcomes
The students write, submit and defend their diploma theses, and thus gain several competences specified in the graduate’s characteristic in this study programme.
A
15
40.54
B
5
13.51
C
6
16.22
D
2
5.41
E
8
21.62
FX
1
2.7
37
6