Summer Computer Science Institute - Computer Vision

Computer vision examines how a computer can manipulate images to enhance them, to restore or combine images, and to extract meaningful information from images. Applications of computer vision are increasingly common in everyday life: face detection and recognition, matching photos containing similar objects, robot and autonomous vehicle navigation, tracking objects in a video, or stitching multiple images together. In this course we'll learn how digital images are represented, and how to manipulate images for a number of different purposes. We will build toward more advanced computer vision topics, including image enhancement, detecting objects, tracking motion, and object tracking. Students will work in teams to solve a computer vision problem. A $500 (included in cost) deposit is due with each general admission application. The remaining balance of $3,100 is due on of before the start of the program. If you are not offered admission into SCSI, the $500 tuition deposit will be returned to you. For accepted students, the tuition deposit is non-refundable. Please see the cancellation policy for further details.