George Mason University

ECE 320 - Signals and Systems II

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Second of a two-semester sequence of courses that provide the mathematical background for many ECE courses taken in the junior and senior years. This course provides students with methods of representing and analyzing discrete-time signals and systems. The effects of converting from continuous-time to discrete time are studied, and the Z-transform is presented as a convenient analysis tool. The powerful concept of frequency response of systems developed in the first semester of the sequence continues to be emphasized. Random signals are studied in both continuous time and discrete time. Application examples from communications, circuits, control, and signal processing are presented.

Semester:	Fall 2000
Credits:	3
Grade:	A
Time:	MW 10:30-11:45
Room:	R B102
Instructor:	Dr. Kathleen E. Wage
Book:	Signals & Systems, Continuous and Discrete by Rodger E. Ziemer