Specialization on Cognitive Technical Systems
Computer Vision is a vital part of the specialization Cognitive Technical Systems together with AI, robotics, machine learning, and graphics (including the corresponding assistant professorships).In your Master studies you can specialize in Cognitive Technical Systems by taking at least four courses (worth 24 ECTS, numerics counts to this specialization, too) and at least one seminar from these areas. Additionally you must finish your Master project and your Master thesis in any of these groups. The specialization can be noted in your Master certificate to highlight that you have strong knowledge in this field of computer science. Formal description (Prüfungsordnung)
Summer Semester 2012
- Statistical Pattern Recognition
- Computer Vision II
- 3D Image Analysis
- Seminar
- Proseminar
- Oberseminar
- Lab Course
- Master Project
Winter Semester 2011/2012
- Image Processing and Computer Graphics
- Computer Vision I
- Engineering in Biology
- Proseminar
- Seminar
- Oberseminar
- Bachelor Project
- Lab Course
- Team Project
Finished Student Projects
Martin Senk: Patch matching for repairing trajectories (team project 2011)Martin Senk: Semi-global Matching on the GPU (lab course 2011)
Tatiana Jimenez Cardenas: Three-layer Latent-SVM (lab course 2011)
Alejandro Alfaro: Variational label interpolation on the GPU (lab course 2011)
Daniel Kuhner: Fast rotation invariant features on the GPU (lab course 2011)
Benjamin Ummenhofer: Large displacement optical flow for volumetric image sequences (Master thesis 2011)