Lab Experiments Using the TMS320C31 DSK. , John Wiley and Sons, 1998. This final project requires a midterm proposal, oral presentation of the progress, final project demo and report. The average student will require 12 hours of computer work per week.
Mathematical formulations are commonplace throughout the course.
The labs include assignments where students experiment with signals that they create and explore the effects of filtering different types of signals. The whole course is about designing different kinds of signal processing systems using TMS320C31 DSK boards. Real-time processing of sampled data is the major requirement so that we don't have to save the data in the PC for batch processing. An ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams. All course assignments, including homeworks and the final project involve teams.