Section : Indicative Module Content | Signal Processing (SP)

Résumé de section

Module aim
The aim of this course is to provide tools for analyzing the properties of a signal and examining what happens to it as it passes through a system.

Prerequisites
Prior knowledge of mathematical concepts such as integrals, derivatives, and complex numbers is required.

Indicative Module Content

- Introduction to deterministic signals

- Sampling of analog signals

     - Discrete signals

    - Random processes

     - Signals and systems

     - Synthesis of digital filters

     - Introduction to spectral analysis and estimation
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  Prerequisite tests play a crucial role in signal processing education by assessing essential knowledge and competencies. They help identify and address early weaknesses, ensuring students have a solid foundation to comprehend advanced topics. Familiarity with mathematical concepts like integrals, derivatives, and complex numbers is vital for mastering signal processing principles and applications.