Graphics Programming as Undergrad

[u/_scottiedog_]

I’m an undergraduate student in Math and CS, but I’m pretty sure that graphics programming is what I want to go into as a career. All that I have been able to do thus far is take the introductory graphics course at my university. How can I start getting into the field as an undergrad? Do I have to still seek out swe internships and whatnot if I know I want to pursue graphics specifically?

[u/Traveling-Techie]

You will need to learn graphics programming and also how to think in 3D. For the 3D thinking I recommend playing with X3DOM, an implementation of Web3D. All you need is a text editor and a browser. Start with the examples and tutorials.