PSYC UN3270

COMPUT APPROACHES-HUMAN VISION

Columbia University in the City of New York · UGRD · Fall 2026

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g., PSYC W1001 , PSYC W1010 , PSYC W2230 , PSYC W2450 ; BIOL W3004 or BIOL W3005 ) is desirable. See instructor if you have questions about your background. Some background in mathematics and computer science (e.g., calculus or linear algebra, a programming language) is highly recommended. Prerequisites: some background in psychology and/or neurophysiology (e.g. PSYC UN1001 , PSYC UN1010 , PSYC UN2230, PSYC UN2450 ; BIOL UN3004 or BIOL UN3005 ) is desirable. See instructor if you have questions about your background. Some background in mathematics and computer science (e.g. calculus or linear algebra, a programming language) is highly recommended. Study of human vision--both behavioral and physiological data--within a framework of computational and mathematical descriptions. Please contact Prof. Graham by e-mail ([email protected]) if you are interested in this course

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