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2. Credits Hours:
303
7. Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
1. Express signals in terms of other basic signals such as the unit step function, the
rectangular pulse, and the unit impulse function.
2. Sketch signals and perform basic time-domain operations such as translation, time
scaling, generalized derivative, and integration.
3. Classify signals into periodic/non-periodic, energy/power signals and determine the
fundamental period of a superposition of periodic signal.
4. Perform convolution for both continuous- and discrete-time signals.
5. Determine if a system is linear, time-invariant, causal, memoryless, and stable.
6. Describe a linear time-invariant system by its impulse response, step response,
differential/difference equation, and block diagram.
7. Explain the concepts of function orthogonality and basis functions.
8. Apply the basic definition and the properties of the Fourier representation to
determine the forward and inverse Fourier representation of continuous- and discretetime signals.
9. Determine the frequency response, magnitude response, and phase response of
continuous-time and discrete-time systems.
10. Understand the sampling theorem and explain the concept of aliasing.
Topic
Signal classification and basic operations on signals
Weeks
Review
2
Total:
16
Week 2
Homework 2
Week 4
Homework 3
Week 6
Homework 4
Week 8
Homework 5
Week 10
Homework 6
Week 12
Project
Week 13
Weight
8%
6%
10 %
20 %
20 %
35 %
1%
Emphasis in
this course