ECE 210/211: Analog Signal Processing
e-mail addresses above end with @uiuc.edu.
For questions on labs and homework please talk to the TA in charge :
- Pablo (supervise
labs)
- Uttam
(HW)
Important Links:
Exam 3:
The third hour exam will be held on Thursday, April 17 at 7p.m.
9a.m. section will go to 269 Everitt
1p.m. section will go to 151 Everitt
2p.m. section will go to 165 Everitt
The exam will cover up to the end of Chapter 10. And, it will
be closed
book and closed notes, calculators will not be allowed during the
exam. Tables 7.1 and 7.2 will be given with the exam paper. If you have a
conflict exam during the same time or an academic involvement during the
exam time, you should get in touch with Professor Tim Trick (ttrick@uiuc.edu).
The study session will be Monday, April 14 from 6-8p.m. in MEB135.
The review notes are posted here.
Final Exam:
The Final Exam will be held on Friday, May 2 at 1:30p.m. in 100
Noyes
lab. The conflict is at 7p.m. in 269 Everitt.
Students that have a conflict must contact Prof Basar (tangul@uiuc.edu).
The study session will be
Thursday, May 1 from 2-4p.m. in Everitt 165.
The review notes are posted here.
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Faculty and TA Office Hours (330M, 361EL, and
234EL):
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Monday (361EL)
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Tuesday (330M)
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Friday(234EL)
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3 - 4pm: Tangul Basar
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3 - 4pm: Tim Trick
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4 - 5pm: Mark Hasegawa-Johnson
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4 - 5pm: Tim Trick
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12 - 1pm: J. Blackburn
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5 - 6pm: Pablo Reyes
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5 - 6pm: Uttam Reddy
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About the Course: ECE 210 is the first mathematically oriented
course in the electrical and computer engineering curricula. The course
begins by building on the circuit analysis concepts you learned in ECE 110
and then progresses into the more abstract world of Fourier and Laplace transforms. Much of what we will do will rely
on your background in calculus. Our goal will be to apply mathematical
tools to the analysis and design of signal processing systems, culminating
in a thorough understanding of an AM radio receiver and the ability to
design simple filters. ECE 210 deals with the processing of
continuous-time, or analog signals. The follow-on course, ECE 410, covers
the processing of sampled, or digital signals.
ECE 211 is the first half of ECE 210. Students in ECE 211 should attend
lectures through Monday, March 10. The lectures are in room 165 Everitt at
9 AM and in room 269 at 1 and 2 PM. Further details about ECE 210/211 can
be found in Course
Goals and Instructional Objectives document.
Exams: Exams will be combined for all sections of ECE 210 and
211. ECE 210 students will take three evening tests and a final exam. ECE
211 students will take just the first two tests. The second test will serve
as the final exam for ECE 211 students. Times for the tests are 7:00-8:15
p.m., Thurs., Feb. 14, Thurs., March 13, and Thurs., April 17. To
compensate for the evening tests, class will be canceled on the Friday
after each test.
Homework: Written assignments will be made weekly on My.ECE and will be due on Wednesdays at
4pm in the homework box in the basement. The homework box is located in the
basement of Everitt lab across from room 60. Late homework will receive NO
CREDIT. The lowest homework grade will be dropped for 211 students and two
lowest homeworks will be dropped for 210 students.
Labs (only ECE 210 students): Five bi-weekly laboratory
assignments will be given, beginning the week of February 11.
Textbook: Required: Kudeki & Munson, Analog Signals and
Systems is available from the IEEE office on the second floor. Daily
reading assignments are shown in the Course
Calendar.
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Grading for ECE 210:
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Grading for ECE 211:
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3 Tests.............. 45%
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Test 1................ 35%
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Final Exam........ 30%
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Test 2................ 45%
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Written HW...... 15%
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Written HW....... 20%
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Labs.................. 10%
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