You need to obtain at least 50% of each of the three parts to pass the practice lessons.
Optionally, you can obtain extra 5 pts for a presentation of a scientific article (e.g. from SIGGRAPH) related to the topics of this course (illumination, materials, texturing).

Submission rules

Written assignments are necessary to be submitted in the class, that takes place on the date specified in the assignment or sent by an email as a TeX-generated (.pdf) file or as a snapshot of sufficient resolution and good readability.
Programming assignments are written in C# language, using Visual Studio Community 2015/2017/2019. The detailed instructions and template will be given for each assignment, so there is no need to create GUI by yourself. Files submitted are: source files (.cs), executable file (.exe), and the folder with VS solution, so the application might be run on the PC using VS and also on the PC without VS.
Modelling assignments are created in Blender. Commented renders are stored in a separate (.pdf) file. Apart from the (.pdf) file, all (.blend) files, textures, images etc., are also submitted.
These files are added to an archive (.rar, .zip, .7z) and this is submitted to the form, which is published together with instructions. Deadline is specified in the assignment and files will not be allowed to upload after it expires. Always submit the final version of your work.
For each assignment, at least 2 weeks are reserved.

Cheating is penalized by loss of 20 points from the final grading of the course for each person involved and each such assignment/exam. Even if only a part of the assignment is copied (from another student or previous courses), it is consired cheating. According to the faculty rules, cheating is the subject of the disciplinary process.
Even if it seems, that deadlines are far away, do not work on the assigments the last day before the date.