Virtual Reality (VR) is a fast-moving technology and has the potential to revolutionize our lives. VR stimulates the user¿s senses, thereby believing in an artificial version of reality. The course will cover VR fundamentals and technologies and related topics, including an introduction to VR, VR systems, geometry and transformations in VR, viewing and projections, light, optics, and human vision physiology, temporal human vision and perception, motion, vection, and tracking, 3D user interfaces (selection, manipulation, and travel), augmented reality (AR), audio in VR, and non-visual senses.