CVPR 2001 Short Courses

The following short courses are a substitute for tutorials. The duration of each short course is between 3-4 hours.

Short Courses Chair: Sing Bing Kang

ID	Name of course	Instructor(s)
1.	Color Appearance Models	Mark Fairchild (Rochester Institute of Technology)
2.	Computer Vision and the Art of Special Effects	Steve Sullivan (Industrial Light and Magic) Luc Robert (REALVIZ) Irfan Essa (Georgia Institute of Technology) Steve Seitz (University of Washington) Eugene Vendrovsky (Rhythm & Hues)
3.	Developing Computer Vision Applications in Windows	Ross Cutler (Microsoft Research)
4.	Face Recognition by Humans and Machines: A Tutorial Survey	Baback Moghaddam (Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratory)
5.	Image-based Lighting	Paul Debevec (USC Institute for Creative Technologies)
6.	Image Search Engines: Techniques and Applications	Theo Gevers (University of Amsterdam) Arnold Smeulders (University of Amsterdam)
7.	Level-set Methods and Partial Differential Equations in Computer Vision and Image Processing	Stanley Osher (UCLA) Guillermo Sapiro (University of Minnesota) Ron Fedkiw (Stanford University)
8.	Medical Image Analysis: Deformable Models and Registration	Hervé Delingette (INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France)
9.	Multi-view Geometry	Anders Heyden (Lund University, Sweden) Marc Pollefeys (K.U. Leuven, Belgium)
10.	Open Source Computer Vision Library: Overview, Optimization, Algorithms, and Hands-on Use	Gary Bradski (Intel Corporation) Victor Eruhimov (Intel Corporation) Vadim Pisarevsky (Intel Corporation)

Links: Schedule, Short Courses brochure (text version).