CS290I
Multiple View Geometry
in Computer Vision and Computer Graphics
Spring 2012


About this course:
This is an advanced course devoted to a topic of considerable current interest and research activities in computer vision and computer graphics; namely, the use of multiple images (from multiple cameras or a single moving camera and/or camcorder) for inferring the structure and motion of the 3D scene.

While this is an advanced graduate course, no background in computer vision and computer graphics is required. Graduate-level preparation in mathematics, particularly in numerical linear algebra and matrix theory, is essential. While this is not a course in mathematics, a very large portion of it will be devoted to mathematical concepts and formula, especially in numerical linear algebra and nonlinear optimization.

There is no homework or exam in the course. The final grade will be determined based on attendance, class participation, and research/project presentations. Be warned that how much you get out of this course will in a very large degree be decided by your motivation to learn and your curiosity to explore and experiment with the many ideas and algorithms presented in the course.

Lecture:
MW 9:00am-10:50am Phelp 1401
Enrollment code:
55491
Instructor:
Professor Yuan-Fang Wang
Office Hours:
TW 1:00pm-2:00pm
Engr I, Rm. 3113
email: yfwang@cs.ucsb.edu
phone: (805) 893-3866