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Imaging Science Minor

Semester Requirements

Carl Salvaggio, Minor Adviser
(585) 475-6380, salvaggio@cits.rit.edu

Students have the opportunity for additional study in imaging science in order to build a secondary area of expertise in support of their program or other areas of interest.

Required Courses–Choose three of the following imaging science courses:
IMGS-201 Introduction to Imaging Systems
IMGS-261 Linear and Fourier Methods for Imaging
IMGS-361 Digital Image Processing I
IMGS-362 Digital Image Processing II
IMGS-462 Multivariate Statistical Image Processing
IMGS-221 Vision and Psychophysics
IMGS-251 Radiometry
IMGS-351 Color Science
IMGS-341 Interactions Between Light and Matter
IMGS-451 Imaging Detectors
IMGS-528 Design and Fabrication of a Solid State Camera
IMGS-539 Principles of Solid State Imaging Array
IMGS-542 Testing of Focal Plane Arrays
IMGS-321 Geometric Optics
IMGS-322 Physical Optics

Choose two of the following non-imaging science courses:
MATH-233 Linear Systems and Differential Equations
MATH-241 Linear Algebra
MATH-251 Probability and Statistics I
PHYS-213 Modern Physics I
PHYS-283 Vibrations and Waves
PHYS-320 Mathematical Methods in Physics
PHYS-365 Physical Optics

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Quarter Curriculum - For Reference Only

Effective fall 2013, RIT will convert its academic calendar from quarters to semesters. The following content has been made available as reference only. Currently matriculated students who began their academic programs in quarters should consult their academic adviser for guidance and course selection.

Students have the opportunity for additional study in imaging science in order to build a secondary area of expertise in support of their program or other areas of interest.

Prerequisites:
1017-311 University Physics I
1017-312 University Physics II
1017-313 University Physics III
1017-314 Modern Physics (if taking 1051-313)
1016-281 Project-Based Calculus I
1016-282 Project-Based Calculus II
1016-283 Project-Based Calculus III
4002-208 Introduction to Programming (or equivalent)

Required Courses:
Non-imaging science component (up to 8 credits)
1016-314 Engineering Statistics
1016-331 Linear Algebra I
1016-351 Probability
1016-352 Applied Statistics
1016-432 Linear Algebra II

Imaging science component (at least 12 credits)
1051-300 Introduction to Imaging Systems
1051-303 Geometrical Optics
1017-455 Physical Optics
1051-313 Interactions Between Light and Matter
1051-320 Linear Mathematics for Imaging
1051-350 Vision and Psychophysics
1051-370 Radiometry
1051-402 Color Science
1051-361 Digital Image Processing I
1051-462 Digital Image Processing II
1051-463 Digital Image Processing III
1051-465 Detectors
1051-528 Design and Fabrication of a CCD Camera
1051-730 Magnetic Resonance Imaging