E161 Administrative Information

• Instructor:
  Ruye Wang, Parsons 2372, Ext 73527, Ruye_Wang@hmc.edu
  

• Text book:
  "Digital Image Processing", R.C. Gonzalez and R.E. Woods (Addison-Wesley)

• Reference book:
  "Introduction to Orthogonal Transforms", Ruye Wang, (Cambridge University Press)

• Syllabus:

• Classroom:
  (to be determined)

• Time:
  (to be determined)

• Office hours:
  (to be determined)

• Grading:
  There will be no homeworks or exams in this class. The final grade is solely determined by your performances on the seven bi-weekly projects to be assigned through out the semester.

• Lecture notes:
  These online notes are made available to reduce your note-taking efforts in class, so that you can concentrate on the explanations and discussions.

• Project Assignment:
  These bi-weekly projects will be assigned along with the progress of the lectures. No programming experience needed. All you need to know is Matlab. (But C++ or other programming is welcome.)

• Project Submission:
  When a project assignment is due, you should put all images, code, and text files required in a folder and put it in a class folder on Kato. Name your folder by first initial and last name.

• Computer Demonstrations:
  A number (maybe more in the future) of computer demonstrations is available to give you a better way to see what effects each of several image processing operations has. These demonstrations are developed in C and run under a computer visualization/graphics/image-processing package called AVS. Details of how to run these demons will be given in class.