E4810: Digital Signal Processing
Course Information

About this home page

This is the home page of the course EE E4810, Digital Signal Processing, as taught at Columbia University in the Fall of 1996. General course information, special announcements, suggested projects, sample source code and signals can be found here. Students are expected to periodically check the contents of this site to obtain up-to-date information about the course.

General course description

This is an introductory course in digital signal processing, covering the basic principles governing the design and use of digital systems as signal processing devices. Topics include: properties of discrete-time signals and systems, sampling theory, transform analysis, system structures, effects of finite precision arithmetic, digital filtering in time and frequency domain, IIR and FIR filter design techniques, the Discrete Fourier Transform, and Fast Fourier Transforms.

Structure of this home page

This home page is organized into four different areas, according to specific subject matters.

General Information

General information about the course, the instructor, and the TA. Also grading policies, projects and homeworks.

Syllabus

The detailed course syllabus.

Homeworks

Homework assignments and due dates.

Projects

Here you can find information about the course project, such as suggested topics, sample source signals, source code, etc.

Announcements

This area is extremely important, as it will contain all announcements that will be made for the class throughout the semester. This includes changes in office hours, class hours, and any other information that may need to be communicated widely. All such announcements will also be posted on the electronic mailing list that has been established for the course ([email protected]).

Midterm Results

Reading Material for the Final Exam

Final Results