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ECE-314

ECE-314: Signals and Systems
Fall 2007, WF-11:00-12:15, BW-125

Course description: Analysis of continuous linear time-invariant systems including Fourier series, Fourier transforms, Laplace transform techniques and their applications; transformation and properties of continuous signals and systems, convolution, transfer functions and state variable system representations

References:

• A. V. Openheim, A. S. Wilsky, and S. H. Nawab, Signals and Systems, Second Ed., Prentice Hall, 1996.

Content:

• Complex Analysis Review (Ch 0)
• Introduction to Signals and Systems (Ch 1)
• Linear Time-Invariant Systems (Ch 2)
• Fourier Series (Ch 3)
• Fourier Transform (Ch 4)
• Laplace Transform (Ch 9)
• Introduction to Discrete Time (Ch 7,5)
• Communication Systems (Ch 8)
  

Grading Scheme:
Students’ performance is evaluated with homework, quiz, a midterm, and a final exam.

Homework     10%
Quiz              10%
Midterm         25%
Final exam    55%

Each quiz will be a short problem selected from the previous set of homework. If the student fails in both midterm and final, the homework will count for 0%.

Prerequisite:

• At least a C- in ECE 211, MAT 258

Disability statement:

Students with disabilities who may need services or accommodations to fully participate in this class should contact Ann Smith, Director of Disability Services in 121 East Annex, (voice) 581-2319, (TTY) 581-2325 as early as possible in the semester.