Undergraduate

The following undergraduate courses are offered on a regular basis by faculty members of the AMMI lab:

• CMPUT 302 – Introduction to Human Computer Interaction
• CMPUT 382 – Introduction to GPU Programming

The following undergraduate courses have previously been taught by AMMI lab faculty members:

• CMPUT 300 – Computers and Society
• CMPUT 411 – Introduction to Computer Graphics
• CMPUT 414 – Introduction to Multimedia Technology

Graduate

The following graduate courses are offered on a regular basis by faculty members of the AMMI lab:

• Master in Multimedia Program
• MM 801 – Human Computer Interaction
• MM 806 – Introduction to Virtual/Augmented Reality and Telepresence
• CMPUT 616 – Fundamentals of Medical Imaging
• CMPUT 605* – Real-time Signal Processing Using GPU
• CMPUT 604 – Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists

The following graduate courses have previously been taught by AMMI lab faculty members:

• CMPUT 605* – Haptic Systems
• CMPUT 605* – Deep Learning for Medical Image Analysis 
• CMPUT 605* – Biomedical Digital Signal Processing
• CMPUT 675 – Advanced Signal Processing for Computer Scientists
• CMPUT 605* – Topics in Computer Graphics: Character Animation
• CMPUT 605* – Introduction to Scientific Visualization
• CMPUT 610 – Point Based Graphics
• CMPUT 613 – Three Dimensional Modeling from Sensors for Industrial and Medical Applications
• Summer course: Three Dimensional Geometric Modeling from Sensors
• CAC2015 –  Conference Workshop: 3D Scanning for Conservators

*Note: CMPUT 605 is officially recognized as ‘Independent Study’, the content may change year to year