Course Information
| Time: | Tuesday/Thursday 3:00-4:15pm |
| Place: | Science & Tech I, Room 122 |
| Prerequisite: | Grade of C or better in ECE 220 and Math 203 |
| Textbook: | Signals and Systems, 2nd Edition by A. O. Oppenheim and A. S. Willsky with S. H. Nawab, Prentice Hall, 1997 (same textbook used for ECE 220) |
| Description: | Second of two-semester sequence providing mathematical background for many ECE courses taken in junior, senior years. Provides methods of representing and analyzing discrete-time signals and systems. Studies effects of converting from continuous-time to discrete time, and presents Z-transform as convenient analysis tool. Emphasizes powerful concept of frequency response of systems developed in first semester. |
| Professor: | Kathleen E. Wage |
| Science & Tech II, Room 243 | |
| 703-993-1579 | |
| kwage [at] gmu.edu | |
| Office hours: | Wednesday 10-11am |
| Thursday 10-11am | |
| other times by appointment | |
| Teaching Assistant: | Mohammad Ghorbanzadeh (mghorban [at] gmu.edu) |
| TA office hours: | Monday 4-7pm, Science & Tech II, Room 265 |
| Tuesday 3-4pm, Science & Tech II, Room 265 |
Handouts
Grading, homework, and exam policies are summarized in the course information packet. A PDF version of the syllabus, including a detailed lecture schedule is available here.