Master of Science in Computer Vision - The Robotics Institute Carnegie Mellon University
The Robotics Institute is home to one of the largest academic groups for computer vision with expertise in a wide variety of relevant sub-areas. The field is advancing rapidly and its applications continue to expand in areas of great societal value. Computer vision is the study of acquiring and interpreting visual imagery. With the exponential growth of digital images and videos captured by cameras, the automated understanding of our visual world has never been more important. MSCV is a professional degree that prepares students for industry work in a career related to computer vision. The 16-month program (three semesters plus summer) features a full-time graduate level course load in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Students enrolled in the MSCV program will have access to world-class computer vision facilities and a comprehensive list of courses offered by the faculty. The courses are the focus of the program, complemented nicely by the culminating experience of a hands-on team project. Th
Skip to content Master of Science in Computer Vision Master of Science in Computer Vision (MSCV) Computer vision is the study of acquiring and interpreting visual imagery. With the exponential growth of digital images and videos captured by cameras, the automated understanding of our visual world has never been more important. The Robotics Institute is home to one of the largest academic groups for computer vision with expertise in a wide variety of relevant sub-areas. The MSCV degree prepares students for industry work in a career related to computer vision. The 16-month program…
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