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In this course, we will learn about signals and systems for processing signals. We will rely heavily on ideas from linear algebra and Hilbert spaceto unify our treatment of the four fundamental classes of signals - the four combinations of discrete-time vs. continuous-time and periodic/finite vs. aperiodic/infinite.
In contrast to most textbooks, we begin with the discrete Fourier transform for discrete-time, periodic/finite signals.Hence, this course could be subtitled: DFT First . For a more standard treatment starting with continuous-time signals,see the Connexions course Signals and Systems which was used until 2002 and in 2004.
This course also marks the introduction of National Instruments Labview VIs to the Connexions system. Look for them in select modules - they are designed to help students visualize important concepts.
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