Course content

An up-to-date selection of advanced research topics is done by the lecturer each year.

Learning outcome

On completion of the course, the students will
-Possess specialized insight and advanced knowledge within the broadly defined field of color imaging, including methodologies of capturing, processing, assessing, and reproducing color images; with particular emphasis on perceptual aspects
-Possess specialized insight and good understanding of the research frontier in selected parts of color imaging
-Be able to analyze existing theories, methods, and interpretations, and to challenge established knowledge and practice in the color imaging field
-Be able to critically review relevant literature of relevance to the selected topics in the field
-Be experienced in acquiring new knowledge and skills in a self-directed manner
-Be able to communicate academic issues, analysis, and conclusions, with peers and specialists in the field, in oral and written forms

Learning methods and activities

-Lectures/Seminars
-Group work
-Lab work
-Assignments
-Project work
-Tutoring
-Some lectures by course responsible and guest lecturers
-Student presentations on selected topics
-Self-study 

Compulsory requirements:
Presentations of a research paper assigned by the course responsible

Teaching Materials:
-Hand-outs and research papers

Compulsory assignments

• Coursework Requirements

Further on evaluation

Re-sit:
-Ordinary re-sit examination is offered for the oral exam in August.

Forms of assessment:
-Oral presentation and report on a selected research topic, approved by lecturer. Includes critical analysis of previous works (counts 60%)
-Oral exam, individually (counts 40%)
-Each part must be individually approved of.

Specific conditions

Recommended previous knowledge

IMT4305 Image Processing and Analysis or equivalent courses

Course materials

Hand-outs and research papers

Credit reductions