Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering - Oregon State University

ECE 351: Signals and Systems I

Winter Quarter 2009, MWF 10:00-10:50 pm, STAG 329


Instructor

Larry Marple, 3011 Kelley Engineering Center (KEC), Phone: 737-3274, Email: marple@eecs.oregonstate.edu

Office Hours: Tu 1-2pm, We 1130am-1230pm, or by email appointment (48 hours minimum notice)


Teaching Assistant

Sang Jun Kim, 3048 Kelley Engineering Center, Phone: 737-2349, Email: kim@eecs.oregonstate.edu

Office Hours in KEC3087: Tuesday 4-5pm, Thursday 4-5pm, or by email appointment

Homework help sessions every Monday evening 600-800pm in KEC 1003, effective 19 January 2009


Course Description

This is an introductory course that develops time domain and frequency domain characterizations of and operations on signals and systems. Time domain characterizations and operations for continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems are periodicity, linearity, time-invariance, causality, impulse response, and convolution operations. Frequency domain characterizations and operations are developed using the Fourier Transform and the Discrete-Time Fourier Transform (DTFT).


Prerequisites

ENGR 203, MTH 256


Textbook and Recommended Text

S. Haykin and B. Van Veen, Signals and Systems, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 2003. ISBN 0471-16474-7

Recommended: W. Palm, Introduction to Matlab 7 for Engineers, McGraw-Hill, 2006. ISBN 0-07-2548185


Course Program


Lecture Notes

PDF files of chapter lecture notes will be e-mailed periodically to students enrolled in the class.


MATLAB Demos and Support Functions


Grading Policy


Exam Schedule

Exams are open book. No electronics or calculators may be used.


Useful Links


Homework Assignments

Number
Text Problems
Due Date
Solutions
1
Matlab Function and Script Exercise
Jan 14
HW #1 Solution
2
1.42(b,d,f,i), 1.45, 1.52(a,c), 1.56(a,e), 1.57(b,c,g), 1.64(a,d,g,j)
Jan 21
HW #2 Solutions
3
2.32(b,c), 2.33(a,d,f,j), 2.34(a,c,e,k), 2.38(a,b), 2.39(a,h,j)
Jan 28
HW #3 Solutions
4
2.40(a,c,d), 2.46a, 2.50(a,e,g); Matlab: 2.83 (for 2.34c only), 2.86
Feb 4
HW #4 Solutions
5
2.52a, 2.53a, 2.54d, 2.55c(i,iii), 2.56a(i,iii), 2.57b
Feb 11
HW #5 Solutions
6
3.48(a,c,e)&3.103(same cases), 3.49(a,c,d)&3.104(same cases), 3.50(a,c,f), 3.51(a,c,e), 3.52(a,c,f), 3.53(a,e,f), 3.54(a,f), 3.55(c,d)
Feb 18
HW #6 Solutions
7
3.58(a,b,c,f), 3.59(a,b,c), 3.60(a,b,d), 3.61(a,c,d), 3.62(b,g), 3.63(a,e), 3.64(b,e), 3.65(b)
Feb 27
HW #7 Solutions
8
3.67(b), 3.73(a), 3.74(a), 3.76(a), 3.77(c), 3.78(d), 3.113(a,d)
Mar 6
HW #8 Solutions;Extra Credit Solution
9
4.16(c), 4.17(d), 4.18(e), 4.20(a), 4.22(c), 4.24(a,d), 4.25(a,b for i,iv)
Mar 13
HW #9 Solutions

See TA first for assistance.
Verbatim or plaguarized solutions from posted sources will receive a grade of 0.
Assignments are to be submitted only at beginning of class on the due date. Late homework will not be graded.


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