LECTURE NOTES

Binocular Vision Series
Lecture 1 - Introduction to binocular vision
Lecture 2 - Visual direction
Lecture 3 - Hering's Laws; Crossed & uncrossed disparity
Lecture 4 - Motor fusion & Vergence Eye Movements
Lecture 5 - Combined Vergences; Sensory Fusion & the Horopter Lab 1 results
Lecture 6 - The Empirical Horopter
Lecture 7 - Introduction to fixation disparity
Lecture 8 - Measuring fixation disparity
Lecture 9 - Fixation disparity types
Lecture 10 - Binocular summation
Lecture 11 - Ocular dominance
Lecture 12 - Depth perception
Lecture 13 - Stereopsis [parallax/stereo example]
Lecture 14 - Stereopsis II
Lecture 15 - Stereoscopic Phenomena, Stereograms
Lecture 16 - Rivalry & suppression
Lecture 17 - Binocular Space Perception; Aniseikonia I
Lecture 18 - Aniseikonia II, Aniseikonia Excel workbook
Lecture 19 - Neurophysiology of binocular vision
Lecture 20 - Normal binocular development
Lecture 21 - Guest speaker: Stereo Sue [The New Yorker article]
Lecture 22 - Deprivation and Binocular Vision Anomalies
Lecture 23 - Developmental strabismus
Lecture 24 - Amblyopia
Lecture 25 - Eccentric fixation
Lecture 26 - Anomalous correspondence
Lecture 27 - Miscellaneous Topics In Visual Perception
Review topics for Exam 2


LAB HANDOUTS

Binocular Vison Labs
Lab 1 - Visual direction Lab1 feedback
Lab 2 - AFPP horopter Lab 2 feedback
Lab 3 - Fixation Disparity, Worth's Three Degrees of Fusion [Lab 3 answers] [Lab 3 feedback]
Lab 4 - Stereoacuity threshold [Lab 4 feedback]
Lab 5 - Eikonometry
Lab 6 - Binocular vision phenomena. Answer to last problem.

TEST FILES

(Old Binocular Exams)
2007 Exam 2
2007 Exam 1

2006 Exam 2
2006 Exam 1

2005 Exam 2
2005 Exam 1

2004 Exam 2
2004 Exam 1

2003 Exam 2
2003 Exam 1

2002 Final
2002 Exam 2
2002 Exam 1

2001 Final
2001 Exam 3
2001 Exam 2
(There was no Binocular Exam 1 in 2001; they started with Exam 2)

2000 Final
2000 Exam 2
2000 Exam 1

1999 Final
1999 Exam 3
1999 Exam 2
1999 Exam 1

OCULAR MOTILITY
LECTURE NOTES & LABS

Ocular Motility Series
Lecture 1 - Introduction, pupils, control systems
Lecture 2 - Accommodation
Lecture 3 - EOMs
Lecture 4 - EOM dysfunctions
Lecture 5 - Fixation
Lecture 6 - Saccades
Lecture 7 - Pursuits
Lecture 8 - VOR and OKN
Lecture 9 - Nystagmus
Lecture 10 - Reading eye movements
Lecture 11 - Evaluation of eye movements
Lecture 12 - Clinical evaluation of eye movements
Lecture 13 - Supranuclear palsy
Lecture 14 - Supranuclear palsy

Welcome to Vision Science IIIb
Binocular Vision

VSIII COURSE LINKS

Syllabus
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Afferent pupil defects
UC Davis eye simulator
NTSB Report: Flight 554
Flight 554 controversy
Dru Blair aviation art
Motion Perception
Titanic visual effects
Virtual Marilyn Monroe
Creating Gollum- bio motion
Dr. Troje's Biomotion Lab
Illusion Works
Pixar
Industrial Light+Magic
Gene Levine stereograms
SIRDS Gallery
Majic Eye
Colorful stereogram
Wall paper stereograms
NASA's STEREO

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Aniseikonia Excel workbook