ECEn 487: Introduction to Discrete-Time Signal Processing

Winter 2012

Welcome to the Discrete-Time Signal Processing class home page! In this class we will learn about the theory of discrete-time processing. The theoretical material is reinforced by a DSP laboratory, where you will implement and study some common DSP tasks on a computer platform.

Catalog Description

Digital signal processing, fast Fourier transforms, digital filter design, spectrum analysis. Applications in speech processing, SONAR, communications, etc.

Announcements (Updated Jan. 4, 2012)

The textbook is Oppenheim and Schafer, Discrete-Time Siognal Processing, 3rd Edtion (not 2nd Edition).
You may view and check homework solutions and your grades in BlackBoard! Log in with your Route Y ID. and password to see what we have recorded. Solutions will be posted after the submission deadline. Please bring any discrepancies you note in your recorded grade to the attention of the grader..

COMBINED SCHEDULE FOR CLASS, LAB, AND OFFICE HOURS

Instructor

Dr. Brian Jeffs
bjeffs @ee.byu.edu
457 CB
422-3062

Class TA

James Badal

badal24601@gmail.com

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
9:00	Office Hours		Office Hours		Office Hours
10:00	TA Hours		TA Hours		TA Hours
11:00	TA Hours		TA Hours		TA Hours
12:00
1:00				TA Hours
2:00	Lecture 392 CB		Lecture 392 CB	TA Hours	Lecture 392 CB * Quiz *
3:00		Lab 490 CB		TA Hours	Office Hours
4:00	Office Hours	Lab 490 CB	Office Hours		Office Hours
5:00		Lab 490 CB
6:00
12:00	Homework due (usually, check homework schedule)

ECEn 487: Introduction to Discrete-Time Signal Processing

Catalog Description

Announcements (Updated Jan. 4, 2012)

COMBINED SCHEDULE FOR CLASS, LAB, AND OFFICE HOURS

Class TA

Class Information