Coursework in Vision at Brown

For Graduates
Engineering
EN 252	Pattern recognition and Computer Vision
EN 253	Digital Signal and Image Processing
EN 256	Computer Vision
EN 257	Applied Stochastic processes
EN 291S	Neural Networks Seminar
EN 250	Medical Imaging
EN 297	Special Projects: Reading, Research, Design
EN 298	Special Projects: Reading, Research, Design
Applied Mathematics
AM 269	Topics inStatistics and its Applications
AM 281B	Computer Vision
AM282S02	Multiscale methods and computer vision
Biology and Medecine
BI 172	Scientific Basis of Medical Imaging
Cognitive Science
CG 220	Proseminar: HIGH LEVEL VISION
CG 233	Seminar in Cognitive Science
CG 291	Special Topics
CG 292	Special Topics
Computer Science
CS 224	Interactive Computer Graphics
CS 242	Artificial Intelligence
CS 295	Topics in Machine Vision and Learning
Neuroscience
NE 166	Structure of the Nervous System
NE 192	Systems Neuroscience
Physics
PH 261	Systems Neuroscience
PH 262	Special Topics in Physics

Engineering

EN161	Image Processing
EN 158	Digital Communication Systems
EN 157	Linear System Analysis
EN 195	Independent Study in Engineering (Fall)
EN 196	Independent Study in Engineering (Spring)
Cognitive Science
CG 46	Perception, Illusion, and the Visual Arts
CG 77	Vision: From Brain to Behavior
CG 120	Computational vision
CG 138	Ecological Approach to Perception and Action
CG 140	Image Understanding Laboratory
Computer Science
CS 032	Introduction to Software Engineering
CS 123	Introduction to Computer Graphics
CS 141	Introduction to Artifical Intelligence
Mathematics
MA 106	Differential Geometry
Neuroscience
NE 66	Biology of Vision
NE 192	Neural Information Processing

For related coursework, see the Brown Online Course Announcement. It is a searchable version of the course listing that is printed each semester. Also, Brown offers Independent Study projects for some undergraduates.

This page will always be under construction. Last updated: November 21, 1996

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