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    The concepts and theory of Signals and Systems are needed in almost all electrical engineering fields. This course directly contributes to objectives a, d, e and f of the HEC Electrical Engineering Curriculum. The student is assumed to be able to model a given system, solve differential equations using mathematical tools and explain the behavior of system in given circumstances.

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    The concepts and theory of Signals and Systems are needed in almost all electrical engineering fields. This course directly contributes to objectives a, d, e and f of the HEC Electrical Engineering Curriculum. The student is assumed to be able to model a given system, solve differential equations using mathematical tools and explain the behavior of system in given circumstances.

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    The concepts and theory of Signals and Systems are needed in almost all electrical engineering fields. This course directly contributes to objectives a, d, e and f of the HEC Electrical Engineering Curriculum. The student is assumed to be able to model a given system, solve differential equations using mathematical tools and explain the behavior of system in given circumstances.

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    UniversityofManagement&Technology SchoolofScience&Technology DepartmentofElectricalEngineering

    EE312 Signals and Systems

    Lecture Schedule

    PleaseseeSSTWebsite

    Semester

    Fall2011

    Prerequisite Instructor(s)

    None SaleemAta FarhanIqbal MuhammadRizwan

    CreditHours

    3+1 saleemata@umt.edu.pk farhan.iqbal@umt.edu.pk muhammad.rizwan@umt.edu.pk

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    Course Description

    2 ndFloor,SouthBlock, OfficeHours Seeofficewindow SSTCampus . Theconceptsandtheoryofsignalsandsystemsareneededinalmostallelectrical engineeringfieldsandinmanyotherengineeringandscientificdisciplinesaswell.They formthefoundationforfurtherstudiesinareassuchascommunication,signal processing,andcontrolsystems. Thiscourseisconcernedwiththemethodsofcharacterizingsystemsandsignalsand withthedeterminationoftheinteractionofsystemsandsignals.Muchlightisshedon thesubjectofmathematicalmodelsasadirectresultofattemptingtousethemin systemanalysis. Thecoursedirectlycontributestoobjectivesa,d,eandfoftheHECElectrical EngineeringCurriculum. Afterthiscourse,thestudentisassumedtobeabletomodelagivensystem,solve differentialequationsusingmathematicaltoolsandexplainthebehaviorofsystemin givencircumstances. Thecoursestronglysupportsexpectedoutcomesa,b,IandpoftheHECElectrical EngineeringCurriculum.

    Expected Outcomes

    Textbook(s)

    Required: ~ Signals&SystemsbyAlanV.OppenheimandAlanSWillisky. Reference: LinearSystemsandSignals2 n d Edition,byB.P.Lathi ContinuousandDiscreteSignal&SystemAnalysis3rdEdition,byMcGILLEM& COOPER.

    Grading Policy

    Homeworks:5%(40%Submission,60%inclassquizfromHomeworkquestions) Quizzes:10%(AllAnnounced) Attendance5%(youcanmiss3classes,willloseeachmarkforeachmissedclass after3classes) Lab:20% Midterm:20% Final:40%(Comprehensive)

    CourseSchedule
    Lecture Topics Textbook(TB) /Reference Book(RB) Reading
    TB1.1.1 TB1.1.2 TB1.2.1 TB1.2.2&1.2.3 ClassNotes&TB 1.3 TB1.5 TB1.6 TB2.1 TB2.2 TB2.3 TB3.13.3 TB3.5 TB3.6 TB3.7 TB4.1 TB4.2 TB4.3 TB5.1 TB5.2 TB5.3 TB7.1 TB7.3 TB10.1 TB10.2 TB10.3 TB10.4 TB10.9 ClassNotes ClassNotes

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

    IntroductiontotheSignals ContinuousTimeandDiscreteTimeSignals SignalMathematicalRepresentations SignalEnergyandPower TransformationsofIndependentVariable PeriodicSignals EvenandOddSignals ComplexNumbers ExponentialandSinusoidalSignals ContinuousTimeandDiscreteTimeSystems BasicPropertiesoftheSystems DiscreteTimeLTISystems:ConvolutionSum ContinuousTimeLTISystems:ConvolutionIntegral PropertiesofLTISystems FourierSeriesofContinuousTimePeriodicSignals PropertiesofContinuousTimeFourierSeries FourierSeriesofDiscreteTimePeriodicSignals PropertiesofDiscreteTimeFourierSeries Midterm TheContinuousTimeFourierTransformforAperiodicSignals TheContinuousTimeFourierTransformforperiodicSignals PropertiesofContinuousTimeFourierTransform DiscreteTimeFourierTransformforAperiodicSignals DiscreteTimeFourierTransformforperiodicSignals PropertiesofDiscreteTimeFourierTransform SamplingTheorem ImpulseTrainSampling EffectofUndersamplingAliasing ZTransform RegionofConvergenceandit'sproperties PropertiesofZTransform SystemFunctionAlgebraandBlockDiagramRepresentations UnilateralZTransform DigitalFilters DigitalFilters

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