Courses

Visual Computing Master’s Track

Students enrolled in the Computer Science MS program have the option to specialize in the Visual Computing Track. This track covers foundational tools and techniques, and cutting-edge algorithms that enable computers to see, reason and interact with the world around us. Topics include computer vision, computational photography, image and video processing, 3D imaging, computer graphics and rendering, and virtual and augmented reality.

To complete the Visual Computing Track requirements, students must complete one track-required course:

• CS 427/527 Introduction to Visual Computing

and any two courses from the following list:

• CS 447p/548 Computer Graphics
• CS 448/548 Virtual Reality
• CS 439/539 Introduction to Computational Imaging
• CS 490/590 Multimedia Computing and Networking
• CS 440/540 Deep Learning: Computational Structures and Programming
• CS 410/510 courses in visual computing with prior approval.