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Course Handbook: Department of Electrical Engineering Namal College Mianwali

This document outlines the course handbook for the Digital Signal Processing course offered at Namal College in Spring 2019. The course aims to introduce students to analyzing and designing discrete-time signals and systems using tools like the impulse response, Fourier transform, Z-transform, and filters. Students will learn to apply these tools to analyze systems, design single and multirate digital filters, and classify different implementation structures of discrete-time filters. The course will be taught over 15 weeks and cover topics such as the discrete Fourier transform, Z-transform, multirate signal processing, filter design techniques, and realization of discrete-time filters.

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Course Handbook: Department of Electrical Engineering Namal College Mianwali

This document outlines the course handbook for the Digital Signal Processing course offered at Namal College in Spring 2019. The course aims to introduce students to analyzing and designing discrete-time signals and systems using tools like the impulse response, Fourier transform, Z-transform, and filters. Students will learn to apply these tools to analyze systems, design single and multirate digital filters, and classify different implementation structures of discrete-time filters. The course will be taught over 15 weeks and cover topics such as the discrete Fourier transform, Z-transform, multirate signal processing, filter design techniques, and realization of discrete-time filters.

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NAMAL COLLEGE MIANWALI

An Affiliate College of
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore

Course Handbook
2018-19

EE – 384

Digital Signal Processing

B.Sc. Electrical Engineering

UET Lahore

Year – 3

Rev. Date Comment Author


0.1 16-01-2019 Initial draft Abbirah Ahmed
EE 384: Digital Signal Processing
Offered to: BSc (EE)
Instructor: Abbirah Ahmed Email: abbirah.ahmed@namal.edu.pk
Year: 3 Semester: Spring 2019
Pre-requisite: Signals and Systems

Aim The course will introduce the students to the description and analysis of discrete time
signals and systems using impulse response, Fourier transform, Z transform and
graphical representation. Based on this description, the students will learn how to design
single and multirate digital filters.

Learning CLOs Description Domain & PLOs, Level


Outcomes Level
Apply mathematical tools needed to Cognitive,3 PLO1
CLO1 analyze discrete-time systems Medium
Design single-rate and multirate Cognitive,6 PLO3
CLO2 discrete-time filters High
Classify different implementation Cognitive,2 PLO1
CLO3 structures of discrete-time filters Low

Textbooks  A. V. Oppenheim and R. W. Schafer, Discrete Time Signal Processing, 3 rd


Edition, 2014, Prentice Hall.

Reference books  Electric Circuits Fundamentals by Franco (1995)


 Modern Digital and Analog communication systems by B. P. Lathi, 3rd Ed, 1998
 Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing by Lonnie S. Ludeman, John Wiley,
2003

Contact Hours Lecture sessions: 2x75 minutes per week


Lab Session: 3 Hours per week
Tutorial session: 1x75 minutes per week (on need basis)
Student consultation (office hours): Open

Assessment  Quizzes – 10%


Tools
 Assignments -10%
 Mid Term – 20%
 Final Exam – 60%

Non-Technical  Habit of reading books


Learning  Confidence building
outcomes
 Brainstorming
 Ability to think about problems with existing knowledge
 Self assessment

General Policies  Topics and schedule mentioned here are tentative. They may be slightly changed
depending on the interest / pace of class.
 There will be student consultation (office) hours every week
 Additional to disciplinary policies of the department / college, plagiarism will be
strictly dealt with. Cheating any assignment, quiz or exam from any one else
may lead to severe penalty of grade. Violation of rules / involvement in
plagiarism may easily lead you to an “F” in the module, repeat of exam, year, or
expulsion from college.
 Evaluation will be based on all class discussions, handouts, recommended
readings, slides, home works etc.
 Detailed policies will be communicated with passage of time.

Tentative Schedule

Weeks Topics Readings &


CLOs
Introduction to discrete-time signals and systems Chapter 2
1 Mathematical description of discrete-time signals and systems both in time domain as CLO1
well as in frequency domain, sequences, series, convergence.
The Discrete-time Fourier Transform Chapter 8,
2 Discrete Fourier series and its properties, Discrete Fourier transform and its properties CLO1
3 Computation of the Discrete-time Fourier Transform Chapter 9,
Efficient computation of the DFT using decimation-in-time and decimation-in- CLO1
frequency algorithms.
The Z transform – 1 Chapter 2
4 Forward and Inverse Z transform, Properties of the region of convergence (ROC) CLO1 & CLO3
5 The Z transform – 2 Chapter 3
Properties of Z transform CLO1 to CLO3
Sampling of Continuous-Time Signals
6 Frequency domain representation of sampling, Reconstruction of a bandlimited signal
from its samples
7 Multirate Signal Processing - 1 Chapter 4,
Changing the sampling rate of discrete-time signals Section 6 to 7.5,
CLO1, CLO3

8 MIDTERM

9 Multirate Signal Processing – 2 Chapter 4,


Polyphase implementation of decimation and interpolation filters Section 6 to 7.5,
CLO1, CLO3
10 Transform Analysis of Discrete-Time Systems – 1 Chapter 5,
Minimum phase systems, Generalized linear phase systems CLO1
11 Transform Analysis of Discrete-Time Systems – 2 Chapter 5,
Minimum phase systems, Generalized linear phase systems. CLO1
12 Filter design techniques - 1 Chapter 7,
Laplace Transform, Design of analog filters CLO2
13 Filter design techniques – 2 Chapter 7,
Design of discrete-time IIR filters from continuous-time filters CLO2
14 Filter design techniques – 3 Chapter 7,
Design of discrete-time FIR filters. CLO2
15 Realization of discrete-time filters Chapter 6,
Block diagram and signal flow representation, Basic structures for FIR and IIR CLO3
systems.

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