Review of computer vision education

Abstract

Computer vision is becoming a mainstream subject of study in computer science and engineering. With the rapid explosion of multimedia and the extensive use of video and image-based communications over the World Wide Web, there is a strong demand for educating students to become knowledgeable in computer imaging and vision. The purpose of this paper is to review the status of computer vision education today.

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“…the links we are providing in our reference list). Special sessions at conferences and workshops have been organized on this topic [7], [8]; a recent review on computer vision education is also available [9].…”

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