Chinese

The course examines the concepts and theories of computer vision and introduces their application. The course entails research on the algorithm and computing architecture and completion of a software simulation. The course covers: image formation; image processing; feature detection and matching; segmentation; feature-based alignment; structure from motion; dense motion estimation; computational photography; stereo correspondence; 3D reconstruction; and recognition.

This course provides an introduction to elementary movement analysis theory and concepts. Through basic movement training (floor exercises) developed from the six foundations of human behavior, students build their ability to control or improve their body movements while learning from their peers.  Through video appreciation, students enhance their creative ability and practical experience of modern dance.

Through the combination of theoretical teaching and gathering and writing practice, this course combines news gathering and writing skills.

This course is designed to discuss modern science research that is related to people's minds and thoughts and how this research influence the arguments of various philosophical views including idealism and materialism. This course also discusses about the mechanism to study our mind and brain and how meditation affects our minds, even cure some diseases.

Whether animals of different species have consciousness, concepts, representation, communication, and cultural abilities is not only an open question, but also closely related to people's daily curiosity and animal ethical practices. Through the study of this course, students are expected to master the methodology of philosophy of science and achieve a reflective balance between the transcendental thinking of philosophy of mind and the empirical evidence of cognitive science.

The course provides an overview of human resources and human resource management. Topics include development, organization, orientation, recruitment, performance management, training, salary management, communication, incentives, and conflicts.

This course introduces the role of western media in foreign policymaking, and the relationship between media and foreign policymaking under the Chinese political system. The first part of the course covers basic theory and concepts of media, politics, and foreign policy. The second part of the course includes case studies on media and foreign policy formulation.

The course covers the ethics of engineers under different situations and fields. Topics include an introduction to engineering and ethics, business ethics, information ethics, journalistic ethics, architectural ethics, ethics in engineering and construction, environmental ethics, energy sustainability, and planned obsolescence.

This course covers the basic principles and methods of intellectual property law. Topics include China's legal system of intellectual property; systems of patent, trademark, copyright, and the context of Internet plus the intellectual property rights of new territory; creation, management, application, and protection; and building a platform under the support of intellectual property framework system.