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.
Imaging science minor (quarters)
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
Imaging science minor (semesters), effective fall 2013
Required Courses:
Imaging science courses (at least 9 credits)
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
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