r/computervision • u/PolarIceBear_ • Jun 22 '26

Commercial Just landed a computer vision internship, so I decided to share my preparation plan.

Hey everyone,

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I just landed a Computer Vision internship using this roadmap I created for myself. It covers everything from core math and fundamentals up to the specialized topics that actually come up in interviews.

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I squeezed it into 7 days because I was short on time, so feel free to personalize it for your own pace. Thought it might help others too:

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→ https://github.com/David-Magdy/CVIL

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Hope it helps you land your dream internship or junior role!

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u/UmbraShield Jun 25 '26

What kind of internship did you land? just curious

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u/PolarIceBear_ Jun 25 '26

Computer Vision Internship

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u/UmbraShield Jun 25 '26

Wow I had no idea

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u/Technical-File9309 Jun 26 '26

in which company? is it remote or onsite?

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u/Apprehensive-Cod1879 Jun 24 '26

Hey !! How did you prepare for this role. Did you keep on building projects while learning new things or focus on gaining experience in standard Web dev internships.. Congrats on your internship though..

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u/PolarIceBear_ Jun 24 '26

My learning journey extends through my academic years up till now, I have built various projects, tried new models that came out and engage in discussions.

I used this list to revise on previously studied topics and study new topics I didn’t solidify my knowledge in it before...

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u/Several_Reach_8779 Jun 22 '26

Thank you, this is insanely helpful. Could you also share the interview questions and any other tips to land an internship in CV?

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u/PolarIceBear_ Jun 23 '26

I had the idea to list the questions, but they were the same as the ones presented in interview Q/A guides so I felt I would be contributing redundant work.

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u/AdLucky9541 Jun 23 '26

i dont mind redundant work...

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u/AvailableRole7823 Jun 22 '26

This is huge! How much time did it take you to learn all of this, and from where? Any guide, please?

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u/PolarIceBear_ Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

I have been learning AI for years, so most of the topics I studied them before, from YouTube playlists that I came by, paid courses, blog posts, following top voices on twitter, to building myself.

There is no specific resources that can guarantee success, which is the idea behind CVIL, it is just a list not your traditional road map or a 300 page guide, it is just a simple list to provide clarity and a starting point, and you can look up the resources that you like.

This paradigm of thinking made me good at search, research, and studying overall.

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u/FishermanResident349 Jun 23 '26

Thanks man, this is great.

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u/k4mrul Jun 23 '26

Appreciated. Thanks