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Be Information Technology Engineering Semester 4 2019 November Computer Graphics CG Pattern 2015

This document is an examination paper for the S.E. (Sem. II) in Information Technology, focusing on Computer Graphics, with a total of 8 questions. Each question includes sub-questions that require explanations of various concepts related to graphics, such as transformations, projections, shading methods, and fractals. The exam is structured to assess students' understanding of key topics in computer graphics within a two-hour timeframe.

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Be Information Technology Engineering Semester 4 2019 November Computer Graphics CG Pattern 2015

This document is an examination paper for the S.E. (Sem. II) in Information Technology, focusing on Computer Graphics, with a total of 8 questions. Each question includes sub-questions that require explanations of various concepts related to graphics, such as transformations, projections, shading methods, and fractals. The exam is structured to assess students' understanding of key topics in computer graphics within a two-hour timeframe.

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