(Tiger) Xiaohu Guo
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
University of Texas at Dallas
Office: ECSS 3.703
Phone: 972-883-4723
Email: xguo "at" utdallas.edu

• Computer Graphics
• Geometric and Physics-based Modeling
• Computer Animation and Simulation
• GPU-Based Computation
• Visualization
• Computer Aided Geometric Design
• Virtual Reality and Virtual Environment
• Medical Imaging and Surgical Simulation

• Ph.D. (2006) and M.S. in Computer Science,
  State University of New York at Stony Brook
  Thesis Topic: Point-Based Modeling, Animation, and Simulation System for Computer Graphics
• B.S. in Computer Science,
  University of Science and Technology of China

• CS 6366 Computer Graphics (Spring 2010)
• CS 4v95 Game Programming (Fall 2009, Spring 2008)
• CS 6v81 Computer Animation (Fall 2009)
• CS 4361 Computer Graphics (Fall 2008, Fall 2007, Fall 2006)
• CS 6v81 Geometric Modeling and Processing (Fall 2008)
• CS 7301 Physics-Based Modeling and Simulation (Spring 2009)

• Post-Doc Researcher:
  • Guodong Rong (PhD from National University of Singapore, MS & BS from Shandong University)

• PhD Students:
  • Yang Liu (MS from Chinese Academy of Sciences, BS from Tsinghua University, Advisor: Dr. Guo, Co-advisor: Dr. Prabhakaran)
  • Ziying Tang (MS from International University in Germany, BS from Zhejiang University. Advisor: Dr. Prabhakaran, Co-advisor: Dr. Guo)
  • Yin Yang (MS from University of New Brunswick, BS from Southern Yangtze University)
  • Paul Phipps (MS & BS from University of Texas at Dallas)
  • Liang Shuai (MS from Chinese Academy of Sciences, BS from Tsinghua University)
  • Zichun Zhong (MS & BS from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China)

• Undergraduate Students:
  • Luis Torres (Undergraduate Student, University of Texas at Dallas)
  • Richard Van Der Dys III (Undergraduate Student, University of Texas at Dallas)
  • Stephen Miller (Undergraduate Student, University of Texas at Dallas)

• My weekly meeting schedule for Fall'09
• Curious about UTD-CS Ranking? Here is a very objective Publication Ranking from ACM Communications
• What Math is important for Computer Graphics? by Greg Turk