| Category | Difficulty |
|---|---|
| HW | 4 |
Computer Vision is offered both in spring and fall semesters. It is an intermediate level course. It is preferred to have some background in Image and Video processing, but not mandatory.
There are typically 5-6 assignments. Some offering of the course has project also as a requirement (Depends on the professor).
Assignments are a major part of the course and they are pretty hands on. It takes a long to code and even longer to debug. Most assignments require a lot of extra reading. Debugging some of the issues can get very tricky, so TA office hours are crucial. The assignments will have a minor theory portion, it is suggested to complete the theory part before starting the coding part.
The theory required to complete the assignments are covered in class. So it is highly recommended to attend classes regularly.
Do not underestimate any assignment. They are longer than they appear and takes more time to complete. It is almost next to impossible to get it right the first time. Some of the issues with the initial part of the coding will only appear when you put everything together. It is hard to verify your work in every step of the assignment. So allocate enough time for debugging. Make use of the TA office hours when you cannot figure out the mistake.