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MIT CSAIL
6.8300/6.8301: Advances in Computer Vision
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Spring 2024
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Course Overview
This course covers fundamental and advanced domains in computer vision, covering topics from early vision to mid-
and high-level vision, including basics of machine learning and convolutional neural networks for vision.
Announcements
Feb 6, 2024: Welcome to 6.8300/6.8301!
Make sure to check out the course info below, as well as the schedule for updates. The course units are 3-0-9 for 6.8300 (Graduate Level, TQE Subject: Group 3 - Artifical Intelligence) and 4-0-11 for 6.8301 (Undergraduate Level, CI-M Subject). The
prerequisites of this course are (6.1200 or 6.3700) and (18.06 or 18.C06). Good luck with your semester!
Classroom recordings will be posted here.
Course Information
Administrative Assistant
Taylor Braun
adv-cv-personal@mit.edu
Teaching Assistants
Please use the course Piazza page for all communication
with the teaching staff.
Poorya 'Pourya' Habibzadeh
Time and Classroom
01:00 pm - 2:30 pm every Tuesday and Thursday in 26-100.
Office Hours (All times in ET)
Please direct all problem set questions to TAs rather than instructors!
Instructors
Sara: Monday 9am-10am, 45-741H (office)
Kaiming: Fri 11am-12pm, 45-701H (office)
Vincent: Fri 10am-11am, 45-741B (office)
Mina: Monday 10am-11am (see
Canvas for zoom link)
TAs
Room 24-310 unless note zoom below
Which TA for which OH is tracked on
the TA OH calendar.
Mondays 2pm – 5pm
Tuesdays 10am-12pm and 2:30pm – 4:30pm
Wednesdays 9am-10am and 11am-12pm
Both on zoom: https://mit.zoom.us/j/99331989120.
Thursdays 9am-10am and 3pm-5pm
Fridays 9am-1pm
Psets: 60%
Note: All psets are weighted equally.
Final project: 40%
Note: For 6.8301 students, a quarter of the final project grade (i.e., 10% of the course grade) will be based on participation in communication recitations (attendance is mandatory) and specific CI-M related tasks (relating mostly to the project proposal) as part of the CI-M requirement for the course. Failure to complete the CI-M component will result in a failing grade for 6.8301 students.