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Building an on-line resource for computer vision educa-tors

Computer vision is a difficult subject to teach. One of the most difficult things to do when teaching computer vision is develop good assignments. Many of us have both succeeded and failed in this task. Computer vision can also be an expensive topic to teach, both in terms of equipment and the time required to set up hardware and acquire high-quality data sets. Different institutions have different capabilities, but few have the variety of resources necessary to cover all of the topics in a computer vision course. This paper describes an ongoing project to bring the successes and capabilities of many institutions together into a comprehensive on-line resource for computer vision education. This resource will contain vetted assignments and homeworks, complete with data sets and solutions. In addition, it will contain educational resources such as lecture notes, links to other computer vision courses, and reviews of textbooks, software, and hardware. We will accomplish this objective by collecting materials from computer vision educators, developing new materials, and organizing and building a comprehensive web site from which to serve them.