Undergraduate students majoring in computer science and especially those in mathematics are welcome to enter the Visual Perception Laboratory for internships or postgraduate examinations to participate in theoretical research or application projects in 3D-related vision, graphics, and artificial intelligence.
Specific Requirements
1.Interns are required to work for at least half a year and an average of more than 10 hours per week, otherwise they will not be able to study and complete any task independently, and non-interns will not be given recommendation letter signatures and project guidance such as innovation and entrepreneurship.
2.It is hoped that applicants are driven by interest or aspire to acquire cutting-edge knowledge in the fields of visual perception, computer graphics, and artificial intelligence.
3.Both postgraduates and Masters will undergo a consistent training period, with the primary goal being theoretical research and publication of high-quality academic papers.
4.The training of interns mainly includes introduction to theoretical research, participation in thesis experiments, and company project training.
5.Students should possess a strong sense of ambition, self-motivation, and the ability to handle pressure, including the determination and capacity to quickly learn and apply new knowledge in practice.
6.A solid foundation in mathematics and the capability to read and write low-level code are essential.
7.The ability to read and write low-level code is needed.And work in CV or CG directions often involves programming fundamental algorithms using tools such as C++, CUDA, and Ceres.
8.Whether doing theoretical research (for the purpose of publishing a paper) or a corporate project (understanding the algorithm, exercising practical experience), it should be fully recognized that the time and effort involved is enormous. Don't enter the lab with the idea of gaining experience for free.
PS: For those applying to our graduate programs, there is a two-to-four-week internship period designed to acquaint you with the academic research environment and the laboratory's management style.