Computer graphics


Computer graphics is the field of study that deals with pictures or images. It is the pictorial representation and manipulation of data with the help of computer hardware and software.

Application of Computer Graphics

It is used in many different areas.
- Business
-Industry
-Engineering
-Education
-Entertainment
-Medicine etc

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