Ms Computer Vision: General Overview

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Location Le Creusot, Université de Bourgogne, FRANCE
Tuition Fees 1000 € / year
Course Language English
Application Deadline
  • NON EU students: May 3rd, 2011
  • EU students: May 13th, 2011
Required documents
  • Letter of application outlining rationale for wanting to undertake the programme
  • Curriculum vitae
  • Certified copy of the University Bachelor Degree (equivalent to a UK 1st class Honors Bachelor degree) or equivalent with records transcript (English translation)
  • Proof of level of competency in English
  • One copy of a valid ID document and passport
  • One original of your certificate of birth and the translation in French
  • One translation in French of your Bachelor’s or Masters Degree certified copy by your University. If your University does not provide such document, it can be translated and attested by French Centre or French embassy in your country, a notary or a lawyer.
  • 2 current passport-size photographies
Contact Fabrice Meriaudeau
Course duration 2 years

Course Description

First Year

Semester 1 (30 ECTS)

  • Digital Signal Processing
  • Introduction to Image Processing
  • Sensors and Digitization
  • Software Engineering
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Local Culture

Semester 2 (30 ECTS)

  • Probabilistic Robotics
  • Autonomous Robots
  • Scene Segmentation and Interpretation
  • Visual Perception
  • Medical Image Analysis
  • Local Culture

Second Year

Semester 3 (30 ECTS)

  • Advanced Image Analysis
  • Multi-Sensor Fusion and Tracking
  • Real Time Imaging and Control
  • Robotics Project
  • Local Culture

Semester 4 (30ECTS)

Research Training period or vocational training period taken in industry or at any of the partners institutes.

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Scholarships

Potential scholarships can be found at http://www.scholarshipportal.eu/

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Everything is clearly explained here.

LOCAL CULTURE

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*There is another exhibition at Le CREUSOT, at L’ARC ( the building is almost opposite the post office).                                                                                                                   The works of a Burgundian sculptor, Jean FONTAINE, will be on display until the 17th of December 2011. Open Tuesday to Friday : 1.30pm to 7pm / Open Saturday: 2.30pm to 7pm / Sunday: the 20th of November and the 11th of December: 2;20pm to 6pm . Entrance supposedly free.

 

Welcome to the new website for the Masters in Computer Vision

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Welcome to this new website for the Masters in Computer Vision.

This space is dedicated for the professors, staffs, and students to efficiently communicate and disseminate courses and labs materials.

The most important technical novelties are

  1. “Blog” structure with dedicated static web pages (one per module for each semester). This allows for the module coordinators to quickly and simply update the content of their web pages. Thanks to Antoine Trapet (Le2i Lab) for his excellent work!
  2. Hosting on our UB server. Maximum file size and maximum storage capacity have been significantly increased: you should not have any problem to directly and easily upload your course materials.

Soon, the site shall be restricted to authorized persons only (students, staffs, faculties): you will soon receive your login and password to access and/or edit pages and posts. For now, the focus is set on the contents and structures of semesters 1 and 3.

We hope that this new web site will provide an excellent support for all of you, students, staffs, and professors.