CSE 455: Computer Vision Autumn 2014 TTH 12:00-1:20, MGH 241

Instructor: Linda Shapiro
Office: 634 Allen Center, Phone: 206-543-2196, Email: shapiro@cs.washington.edu, Office Hours: Tuesday 1:30 in CSE 634 and by appointment

Teaching Assistants

• Ezgi Mercan, email ezgi@cs.washington.edu. TA Office: CSE 220 Office Hours: Thursday 2pm and Friday 2pm
• Bilge Soran, email bilge@cs.washington.edu. TA Office: CSE 220 Office Hours: Monday 11am and Wednesday 11am

Notes and Assignments

• Notes
  
• Assignments
  

Useful Links

• Irfanview Image Viewing Package
  
• CMake - Cross platform Make
  
• CSE Undergraduate Computing Resources
  

Class Mailing List and Discussion Board

• All emails related to the class are sent through the class mailing list cse455a_au14@uw.edu. Subscribe here.
• You can use class discussion board to post messages about the course, homeworks or general computer vision topics.

Related Text

• Shapiro and Stockman, Computer Vision, Prentice-Hall, 2001. Original chapters available at this URL

Course Details

• Topics:
  • Binary Machine Vision
  • Gray Scale Operations
  • Color
  • Texture
  • Region Segmentation
  • Appearance-Based Recognition
  • Interest Operators and Applications
  • Content-Based Image Retrieval
  • 2D Object Recognition
  • Motion
  • 3D Reconstruction
  • 3D Recognition
  • Shape and Applications
• Evaluation:
• Homework: 60%
• Quizzes (2 take-home quizzes): 40%

Late Homework Policy

Each assignment will have a regular due date and a late due date. Late homework will be accepted up until the late deadline, but with 10% off per day. For example, if the late deadline is 2 days past the regular due date and you hand in the assignment one day late, you lose 10% and if two days late, you lose 20%.

Student Conduct Code

The Student Conduct Code explains that admission to the University carries with it the presumption that students will practice high standards of professional honesty and integrity (WAC 478-120-020 [2]). In particular, all work (homework and quizzes) is to be your own individual work. You may discuss programs but NOT copy any code. You may not discuss quizzes.