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    22/05/2021

    General information
    • Course name:
    COMPUTER VISION
    Computer Vision • Code:
    • Credit:
    IT5409
    3(3-1-0-6)
    Chapter 0: General information ‒ Lecturer: 45 hours
    ‒ Capstone project: 15 hours
    ‒ Experiments: 0 hours

    Evaluation Rules
    • Mid-term (0.4) • In-class attendance
    ‒ Capstone project evaluation • Telephone:
    • Program ‒ turn-off or in vibration mode
    • Report
    • Come in/out if necessary
    • Presentation
    ‒ No need for asking permission
    ‒ Bonus
    ‒ Without noise
    • Final term: written exam (0.6)
    22/05/2021

    Course Content How to learn?


    • Chapter 1. Introduction • Class attendance
    • Chapter 2. Image formation, acquisition and digitization • Reading additional articles / books
    • Chapter 3. Image Processing • Practice your-self (OpenCV, ...)
    • Chapter 4. Feature detection and matching • QA
    • Chapter 5. Segmentation
    • Chapter 6. Motion object detection and tracking
    • Chapter 7. Object recognition and deep learning

    Reference books
    • [1]. Richard Szeliski (2011). Computer Vision:
    Algorithms and Applications. Springer.
    http://szeliski.org/Book/
    • [2]. David A. Forsyth, Jean Ponce (2011).
    Computer Vision: A modern Approach. Thank you for
    Pearson your attention!
    • [3]. Ranjay Krishna, Ed and Compiler
    “Computer Vision: Foundations and
    Application”, Stanford University, First
    printing, December 2017.

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