• 2D Graphics.- 3D Graphics I.- 3D Graphics II.- Open Geometry and Some of Its Target Sciences.- Compendium of Version 2.0.- How to Expand Open Geometry.

From the reviews: "The present book is a comprehensive reference on the practice of geometrics and graphics programming. It is based on and utilizes the industry-standard open-source graphics API, Open GL(R). ... This handbook is written for both beginners and advanced OPEN GEOMETRY users, using any standard computer operating system ... . They will learn how to use these methods and classes and apply them in theoretical and practical applications ... as well as create their own easily programmed extensions using C++ language." (G. Ciobanasu, Zentralblatt MATH, Issue 1008, 2003)

• 2D Graphics.- 3D Graphics I.- 3D Graphics II.- Open Geometry and Some of Its Target Sciences.- Compendium of Version 2.0.- How to Expand Open Geometry.

From the reviews: "The present book is a comprehensive reference on the practice of geometrics and graphics programming. It is based on and utilizes the industry-standard open-source graphics API, Open GL(R). ... This handbook is written for both beginners and advanced OPEN GEOMETRY users, using any standard computer operating system ... . They will learn how to use these methods and classes and apply them in theoretical and practical applications ... as well as create their own easily programmed extensions using C++ language." (G. Ciobanasu, Zentralblatt MATH, Issue 1008, 2003)

• 2D Graphics.- 3D Graphics I.- 3D Graphics II.- Open Geometry and Some of Its Target Sciences.- Compendium of Version 2.0.- How to Expand Open Geometry.

From the reviews: "The present book is a comprehensive reference on the practice of geometrics and graphics programming. It is based on and utilizes the industry-standard open-source graphics API, Open GL(R). ... This handbook is written for both beginners and advanced OPEN GEOMETRY users, using any standard computer operating system ... . They will learn how to use these methods and classes and apply them in theoretical and practical applications ... as well as create their own easily programmed extensions using C++ language." (G. Ciobanasu, Zentralblatt MATH, Issue 1008, 2003)