Carlo H. Séquin Professor of Computer Science, CS Division, EECS Dept., U.C. Berkeley, ( Graphics and HCI )

CONTACT:

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING EECS COMPUTER SCIENCE DIVISION 639 SODA HALL # 1776 BERKELEY CA 94720-1776

Email: sequin(at)eecs(dot)berkeley(dot)edu Phone: (510) 642-5103 FAX: (510) 643-1289

SCHEDULE:

Weekly Schedule, Office Hours

Travel Plans

Soda Hall

Jacobs DII

___ Pillar of Engineering

_ Life&Dreams

____ CS39:Symm&Topo

Art & Math

Sculpture

____ Usr.Gd.Inv.3D.Mod

_ Sculpting Geometry

Twisted Tori

Trip Photos

Recent Work:

SCULPTURES

EXHIBITS

TALKS

PAPERS

REPORTS

VIDEOS

CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Biographical Information:

• Lists of publications, talks, artwork
• Curriculum Vitae
• Biographical Sketch

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Student & Visitor Information:

• Current Students
• Ph.D. Students Graduated
• M.S. Students Graduated

Recent Teaching Assignments:

• Spring 2019: CS 39: Symmetry & Topology (Freshman Sophomore Seminar)
• 2018/19: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• 2017/18: CS299: Graduate Research
• 2017/18: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
  
• Fall 2017: CS 39: Symmetry & Topology (Freshman Sophomore Seminar)
• 2016/17: CS299: Graduate Research
• 2016/17: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• Spring 2016: CS 39: Symmetry & Topology (Freshman Sophomore Seminar)
• 2015/16: CS299: Graduate Research
• 2015/16: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• 2014/15: CS299: Graduate Research
• 2014/15: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• 2013/14: CS299: Graduate Research
• 2013/14: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• 2012/13: CS299: Graduate Research
• 2012/13: URAP:  UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• Summer 2013: CompSci 97;  CompSci 197: Curricular Practical Training (Field Studies)
• Spring 2013: CS 39: Symmetry & Topology (Freshman Sophomore Seminar)
• Spring 2013: CompSci 97;  CompSci 197: Curricular Practical Training (Field Studies)
• Spring 2013: CS299: Graduate Research
  
• Fall 2012: CS 284: Computer-Aided Geometric Design and Modeling (Splines, Subdivision, Surface Optimization, Texturing)
• Spring 2012: CS299: Graduate Research
• Spring 2012: UGIS 192 D: Research Physical Sciences/Engineering
• Fall 2011: CS 285: (Procedural) Modeling of Solid Shapes (and Rapid Prototyping)
• Spring 2011: CS 184: Introduction to Computer Graphics
• Previous Teaching Assignments