CSE/ECE 576: Computer Vision Spring 2019 MW 1:30-2:50, More 234

Instructor: Linda Shapiro
Office: 634 Allen Center, Phone: 206-543-2196, Email: shapiro@cs.washington.edu Office Hours: Wednesday 3:00-4:00 in CSE 634 and by appointment

Teaching Assistants

• Bindita Chaudhuri, email bindita@cs.washington.edu. TA Office: CSE 220; Hours: 9am-10am Tuesdays and Fridays, May 7-June 7
• Deepali Aneja, email deepalia@cs.washington.edu. TA Office: CSE 220; Hours: 9:30-10:30am Mondays and Wednesdays April 3-May 1

Notes and Assignments

• Notes
  
• Assignments
  

Useful Links

• Irfanview Image Viewing Package
  
• Getting started with Qt
  

Class Mailing List and Discussion Board

• All emails related to the class are sent through the class mailing list multi_ee576a_sp19@uw.edu.
• You can use class Canvas to post messages about the course, homeworks or general computer vision topics.
• Assignment submission link Canvas

Related Texts

• Shapiro and Stockman, Computer Vision, Prentice-Hall, 2001. Original chapters available (FREE)at this URL
• Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications, (FREE) Richard Szeliski.

Course Details

• Topics:
  • Filtering, Sampling, Edge Finding, Transformations
  • Color, Texture, Segmentation
  • Interest Points and Region Descriptors
  • Image Stitching
  • Machine Learning
  • Object Detection and Recognition
  • Content-Based Image Retreival
  • Cameras, Stereo, Reconstruction
  • Motion, Optical Flow
  • 3D Shape
  • Applications
• Evaluation: (Tentative)
• Homework Assignments: 50%
• Final Project: 30%
• Exams (1): 20%

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%. Each student gets one "free" late day for the whole quarter.

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 exams) is to be your own individual work. You may discuss programs but NOT copy any code. You may not discuss exams.