Course calendar

• Week 1
  • March 31 - Introduction (Brian)
  • April 3 - Optics (Brian)

• Week 2
  • April 7 - Image recorders (Brian)
  • April 10 - Camera calibration (Rick Szeliski, Microsoft Research)

• Week 3
  • April 14 - Passive vision (Rick Szeliski, Microsoft Research)
  • April 17 - Active vision (Brian)

• Week 4
  • April 21 - Surface reconstruction (Brian)
  • April 24 - Mesh simplification: static (Emily, Dawn)

• Week 5
  • April 28 - Mesh simplification: progressive (Craig, Steve)
    Project proposals due April 28

    May 1 - Mesh simplification: multi-resolution (Daniel A., Daniel W.)

• Week 6
  • May 5 - Texture analysis/synthesis (A.J., Doug)
  • May 8 - Reflectances over surfaces (Joanna, Fred)

• Week 7
  • May 12 - Facade (Daniel W., Steve)
  • May 15 - High dynamic range photographs, Blue-screening (Dawn, Craig)

• Week 8
  • May 19 - Morphing (Daniel A., Emily)
    Project updates due on May 19

    May 22 - Lumigraphs and lightfields (Michael Cohen, Microsoft Research)

• Week 9
  • May 26 - View interpolation, plenoptic modeling (Joanna, Fred)
  • May 29 - Mosaics and panoramas (A.J., Doug)

• Week 10
  • June 2 - Talisman, rendering with coherent layers (John Snyder & Jed Lengyel, Microsoft Research)
  • June 5 - Project presentations

  Project write-ups are due by 5pm on June 10.