Digital Signal Processing (ECS602U-707P/D) Bob L. Sturm Luk R. Arnaut

ECS602U/707P Digital Signal Processing Lecturers Dr. Bob L. Sturm (module organizer): (W6, Dr. Luk R. Arnaut Website: Course notes, news, messages… Class Lectures: Mon 12:00-14:00 (Eng 2.09), Tue 11:00-12:00 (Bancroft 1.13a) Labs:Tue 16:00-18:00 (weeks 3,6,8,9,10) (ITL Top Floor) Possibility for shifting/postponement of some lectures Offices: BLS: Eng 111 LRA: Eng E106

ECS602/707P Digital Signal Processing Essential prerequisite: ECS515 Signals & Systems Theory Textbook B. Mulgrew, P Grant & J Thompson: Digital Signal Processing: Concepts & Applications, 2nd edition, 2003, Palgrave Publishing Assessment & Grading (tentative) Lab assignments & MCQ (20%) Multiple Choice Quiz in last lab session Questions based on textbook, lab work & lectures Final Examination (80%) May/June; 2h30min Multi-part, short answer questions Format TBD (all 4 / 4 of 6 questions) No notes, etc…

Labs  Schedule  Tue 16:00-18:00 (weeks 3,6,8,9,10) (ITL Top Floor)  Extra lecture tomorrow (Tue) 16:00-18:00 ENG251  Labs 1.Review of MATLAB, signals and systems theory 2.IIR filtering (J’adore) 3.FIR filtering 4.Spectral leakage: You may already have been affected 5.Adaptive filtering  MCQ (week 12)

Labs  Lab Assistant  Pablo Duran, Francisco Algarra  Reinforce lectures + additional material (all examinable)  MCQ test will NOT cover MATLAB  MATLAB is not needed on exam  Attendance registered at every lab session  Why prepare labs well?  be familiar with MATLAB programming environment  be comfortable using integrated MATLAB help system to learn standard functions, programming constructs…  best guide to subject material are lab sheets, supported by their lecture notes  familiarize yourself with lab sheets before class

House Rules  Lectures:  Lectures start promptly (5 minutes grace time)  If late, please wait outside for suitable time to join  Phones silent; no distractions (messaging, Facebook/Twitter, newspapers, magazines, …)  Participate & ask questions; I don’t bite!  There are no stupid questions, there is only stupid silent ignorance.  Take notes  Helps to concentrate  All material is examinable  Labs:  Be prepared: no time to cover MATLAB essentials during lab time  Any issues on lab preparation: contact Teaching Assistant

Want a good grade? Attend the lectures I might give hints Attend and study the labs They supplement the main material Study lecture notes Primary source Study the text I’ll tell you which sections are most important Many questions could be straight from the text Work through any problems I suggest I’ll provide study guides Browse additional materials  To be provided on class website