CENG 5431 Digital Signal Processing
COURSE: CENG 5431 Spring
M-W
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Thomas L. Harman
OFFICE: D104 Phone: (281) 283-3774
OFFICE HOURS: (Check lab D125 or office)
PREREQUISITES: Graduate standing
DESCRIPTION: This course will cover the fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing using MATLAB as the software for selected homework.
We will first cover data acquisition system design and then explore digital systems and the design of digital filters.
TEXT: The textbook Analog and Digital Signal Processing by Ambardar is a readable text to introduce analog and digital
signal processing. There will be other handouts in class.
COURSE FORMAT: The course presentations will be mainly lectures. In addition to regular homework and examinations, problem solutions
and plots using the MATLAB software are required.
Reference: Advanced Engineering Mathematics Using MATLAB, by Harman, et. al., PWS (Brooks Cole)
GRADING: The grading and will be discussed in class
The homework will consist of problems of an analytical nature. The programs and plots are to be done using MATLAB
unless other arrangements are made to use another software package (i.e. Maple, etc.).
Dates for examinations, etc. will be
discussed in class.
Introduction Data
Acquisition Systems and Analog Filters
Sampling and Quantization Sampling, aliasing, and reconstruction
Spectrum Analysis and DFT Brief review
Discrete Equations Applications to signal processing
and z transforms
IIR filters Design methods
FIR Filters Design methods
MATLAB Examples The Signal Processing Toolbox
Practical Examples DSP and audio; DSP and control, etc.
(Note: MATLAB will be used throughout the course for verifying computed results and plotting.)
Downloads: Example1