Typical Course of Study
For more information on earning a B.S. in Imaging Science, visit https://www.rit.edu/study/imaging-science-bs.
The undergraduate program in Imaging Science leads to the Bachelor of Science degree in Imaging Science. A typical four-year course of study is listed below
color code: major (IMGS), general education (includes some IMGS courses), open electives
Year 1
Fall | Spring |
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Innovative Freshman Experience I |
Innovative Freshman Experience II |
Introduction to Imaging and Video Systems (offered Fall and Spring) |
Vision and Psychophysics (offered Fall and Spring) |
Project-Based Calculus I |
Project-Based Calculus II |
Freshman Year Writing |
University Physics I |
Liberal Arts & Sciences |
General Education Elective |
YearOne |
|
16 credits | 17 credits |
Year 2
Fall - potential study abroad | Spring |
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Fundamentals of Color Science |
Probability & Statistics for Imaging |
Multivariable and Vector Calculus |
Introduction to Computing and Control |
University Physics II |
Linear and Fourier Methods for Imaging |
Liberal Arts & Sciences |
Modern Physics I |
Liberal Arts & Sciences |
|
14 credits | 16 credits |
Year 3
Fall | Spring |
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Geometric Optics |
Physical Optics |
Radiometry |
Interactions Between Light & Matter |
Image Processing and Computer Vision I |
Image Processing and Computer Vision II |
Liberal Arts & Sciences |
Liberal Arts & Sciences (Immersion 1) |
Open Elective |
Open Elective |
15 credits | 15 credits |
Year 4
Fall | Spring |
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Imaging Systems Analysis and Modeling |
Imaging Detectors |
Imaging Science Senior Project I |
Imaging Science Senior Project II |
Imaging Science Elective Track I |
Imaging Science Elective Track II |
Liberal Arts & Sciences (Immersion 2) |
Liberal Arts & Sciences (Immersion 3) |
Open Elective |
|
16 credits | 12 credits |