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Computer Vision

Mat Leonard, Parnian Barekatain, Eddy Shyu, Brok Bucholtz, Elizabeth Otto Hamel, Cindy Lin, Cezanne Camacho, Arpan Chakraborty, Luis Serrano, and Juan Delgado

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Syllabus

Learn what computer vision is all about, its applications in the field of artificial and emotional intelligence.

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Examines computer vision, which is common in artificial intelligence and emotional intelligence
Provides examples in the field of artifical and emotional intelligence
Suggested for beginners who want to understand computer vision and its applications

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Learners who complete Computer Vision will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Computer Vision Engineer
Computer Vision Engineers use computer vision technology to automate visual processes, such as image recognition, object detection and tracking, and image analysis. With a background in Computer Vision, you will be well-prepared for this career. This course introduces you to the concepts of computer vision so that you can leverage it in your role as a Computer Vision Engineer.
Artificial Intelligence Engineer
Artificial Intelligence Engineers research and develop artificial intelligence systems. As an Artificial Intelligence Engineer, you will use computer vision to create visual recognition systems. This course will help you build a foundation for a successful career in artificial intelligence.
Robotics Engineer
Robotics Engineers design, build, and maintain robots. Computer Vision allows robots to 'see' and process visual information, such as shapes and movements. By taking this course, you can advance your understanding of how robots can leverage computer vision.
Autonomous Vehicle Engineer
Autonomous Vehicle Engineers develop and test self-driving cars. They use computer vision to enable vehicles to perceive their surroundings. This course will prove helpful as you work to build your career as an Autonomous Vehicle Engineer.
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Engineers use computer vision to design and test mechanical systems, such as engines and robots. This course may be useful for you as a Mechanical Engineer, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Biomedical Engineer
Biomedical Engineers use computer vision to develop medical devices and applications. This course may be useful for you as a Biomedical Engineer, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Civil Engineer
Civil Engineers use computer vision to design and build infrastructure, such as bridges and buildings. This course may be useful for you as a Civil Engineer, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Data Scientist
Data Scientists use computer vision to analyze data and extract insights. This course may be useful for you as a Data Scientist, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurs use computer vision to develop and launch new products and services. This course may be useful for you as an Entrepreneur, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineers use computer vision to design and test electrical systems, such as power plants and telecommunications networks. This course may be useful for you as an Electrical Engineer, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Medical Imaging Analyst
Medical Imaging Analysts use computer vision to analyze medical images, such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs. This course may be useful for you as a Medical Imaging Analyst, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Aerospace Engineer
Aerospace Engineers use computer vision to develop and test aircraft and spacecraft. This course may be useful for you as an Aerospace Engineer, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Business Analyst
Business Analysts use computer vision to analyze data and identify business opportunities. This course may be useful for you as a Business Analyst, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Software Engineer
Software Engineers use computer vision to develop and test software applications. This course may be useful for you as a Software Engineer, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.
Consultant
Consultants use computer vision to provide advice to clients on how to use technology to improve their businesses. This course may be useful for you as a Consultant, as it will help you build a foundation in computer vision.

Reading list

We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Computer Vision.
Classic textbook on computer vision. It provides a comprehensive overview of the field, and includes in-depth coverage of topics such as image processing, feature extraction, and object recognition.
Is an excellent introduction to computer vision algorithms and applications. It covers a wide range of topics, from image processing and feature extraction to object recognition and tracking.
Provides a comprehensive overview of deep learning for computer vision. It covers the latest techniques and algorithms, and includes hands-on examples in Python.
Provides a comprehensive overview of image understanding with deep learning. It covers a wide range of topics, from image processing and feature extraction to object recognition and tracking.
Provides a comprehensive overview of computer vision for medical image analysis. It covers a wide range of topics, from image processing and feature extraction to object recognition and tracking.
Provides a comprehensive overview of computer vision for human-computer interaction. It covers a wide range of topics, from image processing and feature extraction to object recognition and tracking.

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