1. The process of finding all the pixels that are occupied by an on-screen object. a. geometry shading b. rasteration c. vertex shading d. pixel shading 2. Refers to the direction of a vertex point. a. normal b. special c. abnormal d. somewhat normal 3. Graphics rendering process is also executed outside the view-space. a. true b. false 4. Which of the following render pipeline stages is executed first? a. geometry shader processing b. color blending c. input assembler d. rasterizer 5. This stage is executed on the GPU and is responsible for processing the vertices of an object. a. rasterizer b. tesselation c. geometry shading d. pixel shading

1. The process of finding all the pixels that are occupied by an on-screen object. a. geometry shading b. rasteration c. vertex shading d. pixel shading 2. Refers to the direction of a vertex point. a. normal b. special c. abnormal d. somewhat normal 3. Graphics rendering process is also executed outside the view-space. a. true b. false 4. Which of the following render pipeline stages is executed first? a. geometry shader processing b. color blending c. input assembler d. rasterizer 5. This stage is executed on the GPU and is responsible for processing the vertices of an object. a. rasterizer b. tesselation c. geometry shading d. pixel shading

Systems Architecture

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ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter7: Input/output Technology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27VE

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