EECS 451: Digital Signal Processing and Analysis
Completed: A-
Introduction to digital signal processing of continuous and discrete signals. The family of Fourier Transforms including the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT). Development of the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). Signal sampling and reconstruction. Design and analysis of digital filters. Correlation and spectral estimation. Laboratory experiences exercise and illustrate the concepts presented.
Winter 2002, Professor Yagle, GSI (Benson) P.C. Yeh
This was an excellent class and Professor Yagle was a great instructor. The material started to get a little more difficult near the end but this might have been due to a dropoff in class attendance. The exams were the most fair exams I've ever had on this campus but the room in Chrysler was not too great. In the end though, the material covered was very cool and directly applicable. We used Matlab to demonstrate some of the topics covered in class and this was very helpful in understanding the material.
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