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Assignments
Lectures
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Lecture
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Date
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Topic / Other Infomartion |
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1
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08/29
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Introduction,
Discrete and Continuous Time Signals Handout: Course Syllabus Reading: O&W Sections 1.1-1.2 |
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2
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08/31
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Basic Signals Reading: O&W Section 1.3 |
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Rec
1
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09/01
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MATLAB Tutorial |
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3
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09/02
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Basic Signals
(cont'd): Unit Step and Unit Impulse Reading: O&W Section 1.4 |
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Rec
2
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09/06
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4
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09/07
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5
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09/09
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6
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09/12
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Rec
3
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09/13
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7
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09/14
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8
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09/16
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9
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09/19
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Rec
4
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09/20
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10
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09/21
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11
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09/23
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12
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09/26
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Rec
5
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09/27
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13
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09/28
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14
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09/30
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15
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10/03
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Rec
6
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10/04
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16
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10/05
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17
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10/07
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18
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10/10
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Rec
7
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10/11
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19
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10/12
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20
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10/14
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21
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10/17
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Rec
8
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10/18
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22
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10/19
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23
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10/21
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| FALL BREAK | ||
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24
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10/26
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Rec
9
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10/27
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Make-up for 10/25 Recitation |
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25
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10/28
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26
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10/31
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Rec
10
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11/01
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27
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11/02
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28
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11/04
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29
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11/07
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Rec
11
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11/08
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30
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11/09
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31
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11/11
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32
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11/14
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Rec
12
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11/15
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33
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11/16
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34
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11/18
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35
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11/21
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Rec
13
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11/22
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36
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11/23
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| THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY | ||
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37
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11/28
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Rec
14
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11/29
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38
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11/30
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39
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12/01
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40
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12/05
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Rec
15
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12/06
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41
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12/07
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42
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12/09
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General Information
Course Schedule
| Time: | M W F 0200p-0250p |
| Location: | WICK 322 |
| Recitation: | Tue 0430p-0545p WICK 322 |
Course Goals
The primary goal of the course
is to introduce students the fundamentals of signals and systems, with
major emphasis on time-domain and Fourier representations of signals and
systems, Laplace and z-transforms, sampling, and their applications in
signal and system analysis.
Course Outcomes
- Understanding of basic properties of signals and systems
- Understanding of time domain
methods for linear time-invariant systems
- Ability to analyze signals
and systems using Fourier Representations
- Ability to analyze linear,
time-invariant systems using Laplace and Z- Transforms
- Understanding of applications,
including sampling, modulation, and feedback
Textbook
- Signals and Systems
(Second Edition),
Alan V. Oppenheim, Alan S. Willsky, with S. Hamid
Prentice Hall; ISBN: 0-13-814757-4
Recommended Reading and Other References
- Signals and Systems
(Second Edition),
Simon Haykin and Barry Van Veen
Wiley; ISBN: 0471164747
Instructor
| cavusoglu [at] case . edu | |
| WWW | http://vorlon.cwru.edu/~mcc14 |
| Phone | (216) 368-4479 |
| Office | 517C Glennan Bldg. |
| Office Hours | M 10:30-12:30 or by appointment |
Teaching Assistants
| TBA | |
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Email: TBA |
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| Office Hours: TBA |
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