Here is a list of courses offered at Washington University that are relevant to a curriculum in the area of Vision.
Some of the special topic courses may not be offered every year.

Background Courses

 
• EE551A: Probability and Stochastic Processes
• EE552: Detection and Estimation Theory
• EE553: Introduction to Information Theory
• SSM521A: Optimization in Function Space
• SSM532: Random Processes and Kalman Filtering
• SSM 551/552: Linear Dynamic Systems I and II
• SSM577A/B: Advanced Nonlinear Dynamical Systems I and II
• SSM554: Optimization and Optimal Control
• SSM571A/673A: Random Variables and Stochastic Processes II and III
• SSM 575: Stochastic Filtering Theory
• EE592: Digital Representation of Signals
• SSM 512: Advanced Numerical Analysis
• Math441/442: Differential Geometry (requires Math 411/412, Math 417/418, Math 429)

 

• EE541: Three-dimensional Vision
• SSM585: Visionics, Dynamics and Control
• EE545A: Optical Imaging
• EE529: Machine Vision
• EE546: Quantitative Image Processing
• EE554A: Tomographic Systems
• L4044: Topics in Cognitive Neuropsychology
• CS453A: Computer Graphics
• BME590B: Medical Computer Vision
• EE567I: Seminar in Imaging Science and Engineering
• EE568I: Practicum in Imaging Science and Engineering
• Computation and Neural Systems Seminar Series