In many cases, a single classroom session isn't long enough to adequately cover a particular topic - several sessions may be required to do it justice.  This is often true when exposing secondary students to imaging science.  While a single lecture can provide a reasonable overview of the field, additional contact time is needed to coherently discuss many of the sub-disciplines.  Consequently, the faculty and staff of the Center have developed a collection of short courses which give students a more in-depth look at subjects such as optics, image processing, remote sensing, and color.  These mini-courses can be tailored to smoothly integrate with your curriculum.