Syllabus for Digital Signal Processing 1: Introduction to Digital Signal and Image Processing

Each week we will divide the course into theory and (practical) portions. On Wednesday there will be a problem discussion session as required.

Chapter 1: Fundamental Concepts

Week 1: Signal Processing Overview, Image Processing Basics (Introduction to the Laboratory)

Week 2: Fundimental Signals, Classification of Systems, Characterization of LSI Systems (Project 1)

Week 3: Implementation of Digital Filters,Basics of Random Processes, 2-D Extensions (Take Home Exam 1)

Chapter 2: Fourier Analysis

Week 4: Continuous Time Fourier Analysis, Discrete Time Fourier Transform (Project 2)

Week 5: Sampling Theory, Decimation and Interpolation (Project 2)

Week 6: Discrete Fourier Transform, Fast Fourier Transform, 2D-Extensions (Take Home Exam 2)

Chapter 3: Z-Transform and Digital Signal Processing

Week 7: Z-Transform, Properties, Inverse Z-Transform (Project 3)

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z_transform
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_fraction

Week 8: Causality and Stablity, One Sided Z-Transform, Linear Phase Concept (Project 3)

Week 9: State Space, Linear Filtering Using DFT/FFT (Take Home Exam 3)

Chapter 4: Filter Design and Implementation (Project 4)

Week 10: FIR Filter Design, FIR Filter Structures (Project 4)

Week 11: 2D FIR Filter Design (Take Home Exam 4)

Chapter 10: Image Processing Fundamentals

Week 12: Image Enhancement, Image Interpolation (Project 4)

Week 13: Edge Detection, Image Restoration (Project 4)

Week 14: Color Imaging (Project 4)

• Additional Information **

All Material Is Due Prior to The Last Day of Classes

Course Policies:

• Students are expected to act in a manner that promotes learning and respects others in the classroom.
• Class attendance is optional, but you are responsible for all material covered in class.
• The student may attend any of my sections.
• Students must complete their own work. Duplicated assignments are assigned a zero.
• This is your course, so make suggestions on the coverage, and we can fill in any gaps in your knowledge by investigation of additional material.
• Students are responsible to check the course website for updates.
• Students are expected to do the reading prior to the class.
• During class, students may not use computers for the running of games, chat programs, or checking emails.
• Use of cellular devices (phones, pagers, etc) is not tolerated.
• Enjoy the course.

University Honesty Policy:

Students turning in work copied from the web or others source will be assigned an F for the course and may result in additional sanctions as indicated in the Eastern Student Handbook policy on plagiarism.

Disability Statement for Course Syllabi:

Students with disabilities who may need accommodations for this course are encouraged to contact the Office of Accessibility Services at 465-5573 as soon as possible to avoid any delay in the receipt of accommodations. Please observe that I do not make accommodations based on disability unless I receive something in writing from the Office of Accessibility Services. Your cooperation is appreciated.