Seminar: Computational Imaging

Administrative information

Seminar course for Bachelor students (IN0014) and Master students (IN2107).

• Organizers: Tobias Lasser, Anca Stefanoiu, Theodor Cheslerean-Boghiu
• Sessions: Mondays, 12:15 to 13:45 in room MI 03.13.010 (first session: Nov. 4, 2019)
• Course language: English

Registration

The seminar is open to all students of Informatics, Mathematics, and Physics. The number of participants is limited to 20. Registration is now closed.

Course overview

Computational Imaging is a very active field in the recent years. In this seminar, we will investigate the state-of-the-art in optical imaging, in particular light field imaging techniques, and the associated computational methods.

Each student will focus on a scientific publication (e.g. a journal paper), and prepare an oral presentation unit of 45 minutes (30 minutes presentation, 15 minutes discussion), outlining and explaining the methods and results of this publication. Active involvement of the audience (the other course participants) is very much encouraged. Finally, a written one-page summary on the topic will serve as future reference for the participants of the course.

The seminar will take place in weekly sessions during the winter term 2019/20. Attendance in most of the sessions is mandatory.

Course materials

All course materials (including the schedule) are available in the TUM Wiki (access restricted to course participants).