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CSCI 262 - Computer Vision

This course studies the fundamentals of computer vision and its application to interdisciplinary problems. Students learn about computer vision techniques to create computer systems that analyze images automatically and determine what the computer “sees”.  The computer vision is then applied to problems in Human-Computer Interaction, for example, to create new interfaces for human users, or in biology or remote sensing for geographic information systems.  Students investigate research methods and apply them to creating video-based interactive systems.  Students gain practical experience designing, implementing, and testing a project.

Prerequisites: C- or better in CSCI 160 Algorithms

Course Designation/Attribute: POP

Anticipated Terms Offered: Offered Periodically
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