Learning objectives
The course aims to provide the students with the knowledge necessary for the analysis and design of digital signal processing systems and for the main error control schemes.
Prerequisites
Suggested: Signal Theory, Telecommunication Systems, Information Transmission.
Course unit content
The course is divided in two independent units:
- Unit 1: Digital signal processing (6 CFU)
- Unit 2: Error control schemes (3 CFU)
Full programme
Please, refer to the detailed programs of the two units.
Bibliography
- A.V. Oppenheim, R. W. Schafer , “Discrete-Time Signal Processing”, 3rd Edition, Prentice Hall Signal Processing (2009)
- M. Laddomada, M. Mondin, "Elaborazione numerica dei segnali", Addison Wesley Longman Italia, (2007)
- A. B. Carlson, P. B. Crilly: Communication systems, 5th edition, McGraw Hill, (2010)
Teaching methods
The course is organized in lectures and exercise sessions.
Assessment methods and criteria
- The first session foresees two intermediate written exams for the first unit, and a written exam for the second unit. A sufficient mark in the intermediate exams allows to take an optional oral exam. The unit final mark is computed as the average of the three written exams and, if taken, of the oral exam.
- The next sessions foresee a written and an oral exam. The final mark is computed as the average of the written and the oral exams.
- In either case, the exam final mark is computed as the weighted average of the first (2/3 of the mark) and the second unit (1/3 of the mark) marks.
Other information
Information to students and various documents are provided through the platform:
elly.dia.unipr.it
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