COURSE DESCRIPTION

A project based course where filtering, spectral analysis, and modulation algorithms are implemented on modern signal processing circuits.  This class is programming intensive, emphasizing the practical aspects of design over theory.  

PRE-REQUISITE    :  EE 3353 and EE 3376, with "C" or better.

POST-REQUISITE :

COURSE OUTCOMES :  Students completing this course will be able to

1. Write and analyze real-time programs in ANSI and C30 assembly language (C).
2. Implement filtering and FFT algorithms on a real-time DSP chip (C).
3. Know the basics of operation of the C30 (registers, addressing, peripherals, interrupts) and how to interface the C30 with external support circuits (C).
4. Work cooperatively as team members to solve complex design problems (C).
5. Know how to interface the PC with the C30 evaluation board (C).
6. Be confident in their ability to learn and analyze complex design tools and processes (combinations of hardware and software), and be able to use these tools in designing complex systems (I)).

 PREVIOUS COURSE NUMBER:  

RESPONSIBLE COMMITTEE: Communications

PREVIOUSLY OFFERED

FALL	SPRING	SUMMER
-	2001	-
-	2000	-

TO BE OFFERED (Tentative)

FALL	SPRING	SUMMER
-	2002	-
-	2003	-
-	2004	-

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