David F. Rogers collection ca. 1960s-1900s

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David F. Rogers collection ca. 1960s-1900s

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The collection contains research materials, digital files, SIGGRAPH course notes, correspondence, reports, drafts of the textbooks, instructional materials, and even student projects and papers. OSU is also fortunate to have visual documentation of his work in the form of 16mm films (transferred to DVD). The collection is a valuable resource for scholars interested in studying the history of computer graphics.

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United States Naval Academy

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Rogers, David F., 1937-

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A pioneer in the field of computer graphics, Dr. David F. Rogers wrote some of the best known textbooks in the field, such as Mathematical Elements for Computer Graphics, Procedural Elements for Computer Graphics, and An Introduction to NURBS, With Historical Perspective, to name just a few. He served as Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Director of Aeronautics at the U.S. Naval Academy, and was among the original faculty in this department when it was instituted in 1964. He also establishe...