Computational Photography

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## Overview

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This course will explore Computational Photography using Python and OpenCV.

## Prerequisites

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* College Algebra
* Matricies
* Vectors
* Calculus
* Programming
* Python Language

## Areas of Application

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Computational photography is primarily the study of four main areas:

* Optics / Sensors
* Image Processing
* Computer Graphics
* Computer Vision