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Digital Image     Processing 3/e

Digital Image  Processing Using MATLAB

DIPUM Toolbox  

Digital Image  Processing 2/e

 

Review materials

 

Faculty

Faculty materials available in this site consist of:

Instructor's Manual

 

PowerPoint Presentations

 

Overview Materials

The manual for DIP 3/e or DIP 2/e contains teaching guidelines and solutions to all problems in the book. The manual is available only to instructors who have adopted the book for classroom use. If you have adopted the book for your class, please submit an application for a manual.

Evaluation copies of the manuals can be downloaded by anyone. The evaluation copy is identical to the full manual, except that it contains illustrative answers to only a few problems.

 

 

 

A set of PowerPoint presentation slides containing all the art (tables, graphs, and images) in the book is provided for each book to help instructors with their preparation of classroom materials.

Only the art is included. Instructors generally add their own supplementary material (equations, etc.) to these slides for classroom use. 

Select the PowerPoint Classroom Presentation Materials that you wish to download.

 

Depending on the level at which the courses are taught, some instructors find it useful to spend some class time reviewing foundation material.  We provide overviews of vectors and matrices, probability theory, and linear systems. This material is in PowerPoint format also.

These presentations cover exactly the same material that the students obtain from their area in this web site.

Download PowerPoint Review Materials.

To see the text document that the students download (which is the foundation of the PowerPoint slides), please download Review Materials in PDF format.

 

 

Laboratory Projects

 

Errata Sheets

 

The DIP Forum

A significant number of faculty assign projects to students based on the list of projects outlined in this site.

 

 

You can download the errata sheet containing updated corrections corresponding to your book.

 

The DIP Forum was established in 2005  to foster communication between students, faculty, and industry.  The participation of faculty is particularly effective in helping students throughout the world succeed in digital image processing.