ELEC 301 - Introduction to Signals and Systems - Fall 2012
This course introduces the notion of signal processing, and deals with signals, systems, and transforms, from their theoretical mathematical foundations to practical implementation in circuits, computer software and hardware. ELEC 301 acts as a bridge between the introductory ELEC 241/2 and more advanced courses such as ELEC 302, 303, 430, 431, 437, 439.
Instructor:
Richard Baraniuk
Duncan Hall 2028, 713-348-5132, richb@rice.edu
Duncan Hall 2028, 713-348-5132, richb@rice.edu
Teaching Assistants:
Eva Dyer
Duncan Hall 2119, 713-527-8101 Ext.2285, e.dyer@rice.edu
Duncan Hall 2119, 713-527-8101 Ext.2285, e.dyer@rice.edu
Matthew Moravec
Duncan Hall 2121, moravec@rice.edu
Duncan Hall 2121, moravec@rice.edu
Location: Duncan Hall Room 1070
Time: Tuesdays/Thursdays 1:00 to 2:20pm
Prerequisites: ELEC 241: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I, ELEC 242: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering II, CAAM 335: Matrix Analysis, ELEC 303: Random Signals (co-requisite)
Required text: Connexions Text on Signals and Systems, available for free at http://cnx.rice.edu/content/col10064
Additional Information:
- Office hours:Immediately after class, Tuesdays 2:30-3:30 (for Rich, subject to travel)
- Information for Group Projects
- Information on printing posters
- Current and Past Group Projects
- Demos and Applets
- Information on Learning Styles
- Current and Former Students
- Connexions
- OWLSpace Site
- "Signal Processing: A view of the future" Part 1, Part 2 (accessible from Rice campus network; also available on OWLSpace)