CTP.40045 Spring 2026
Augmented Reality
The interactive experience with digital context has been evolved in the past few decades from desktop/mobile environment to virtual reality (VR). Whereas VR places a user inside a completely computer-generated environment, AR goes beyond this scope by bridging the gap between the virtual and real world seamlessly. This course will introduce theories and applications related to augmented reality technology. Students will also learn basic skills to develop augmented reality applications and content.
Course Staff
Instructor: Prof. Sang Ho Yoon
Office Hours: By Appointment
TAs: Youjin Sung, Dongkyu Kwak, Kun-woo Song
Office Hours: By Appointment
Office Hours: By Appointment
TAs: Youjin Sung, Dongkyu Kwak, Kun-woo Song
Office Hours: By Appointment
Course Info
Time: 9:00-10:30am Mon/Wed
Location: N25 #3229
Assignment Submission & Grading: KLMS
Discussion and Q&A: Email to instructors
Location: N25 #3229
Assignment Submission & Grading: KLMS
Discussion and Q&A: Email to instructors
Project Gallery
Best Idea
CaseZero
Members: Jasmine Wong, Lucy Zheng, Sara Streit
Murder Mystery AR Game
Cool Video
Captcha
Members: Serena Li, Sally Nagle, Goeun Lee
CaptchAR: Embodied Spatial Challenges for Human Verification in Augmented Reality
PETTARN
Members: Jin Park, Hawon Song, Eunjae Shin
PETTARN: An AR Pet Companion for Therapeutic Routine Building
EEU
Members: Lee Seungjae, Ryu Yeorim, Lee Yejin
cARt: Gesture-based AR Shopping Assistant for Every Discoveries
KCC 2026 Paper
Hamburgers
Members: Donhhee Hyun, Hyeongjin Do, Yao liu
JournalingMate: Supporting Children’s Personal Journaling through Generative AI Visual Feedback and AR Interaction on Physical Diaries
Purpler
Members: Najeong Ryu, Jonghyeok Chae, LiXiang Chen
Incant: An AR Calligraphic Ritual where Ink Answers the Manner of the Writing Hand