Congratulations to Cheng Gu, Applied Computer Science graduate (’20), for having his work accepted into the for , the world-renown annual conference showcasing computer graphics and interactive techniques.
Judy Kriger, Chair of Woodbury鈥檚 Animation program, submitted Cheng鈥檚 creation of a 鈥淩estaurant Rendering鈥� designed in her 3D Animation course. Cheng鈥檚 work will be displayed at the virtual conference, Aug. 24-28, and on SIGGRAPH鈥檚 official .
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鈥淚鈥檓 over the moon about Cheng鈥檚 work being accepted to SIGGRAPH, said Kriger, 鈥淭his is a very competitive show with a double-juried selection process, so it鈥檚 a real coup for Woodbury to be recognized in this way. Cheng was an excellent student and has a very bright future ahead of him.鈥� 听听
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