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TUMAKURU
SIDDAGANGA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
YEAR 2020-2021
LECTURE PLAN FOR THE ACADEMIC
(Online classes) Communication
Electronics and
Dept.
Teacher |Dr K V Suresh
Class III EC A Course Signals and Systems (3REC07)
Course Objectives
The objectives of this course are:
representation and properties of signals and
S t u d y the characteristics, domains
systems in time as well as frequency
2. Evaluate the behavior of an LTI system
3. Apply transformations on signals
TOPIC
REMARKS
SL. DATE
No. UNIT - 1:Introduction
Discussion on
Evaluation criterion,
1 01.09.2020 | Introduction to the subject,
Course outcomes overview of a
and systems, examples,
02.09.2020 Definition of signals communication system,
discussions on systems viz.
system, brief
control systems, remote sensing,
bio-medical signal processing,
Analog v/s digital signal processing
:Continuous time & Discrete time
3 03.09.2020 Classificationof signals
signals, Even & odd signals, examples
octave/scilab Tutorial
04.09.2020 Exploring concepts with
Deterministic and random
Periodic & non-periodic signals,
08.09.2020
Signals, examples
09.09.2020 Energy & power signals, examples
o n signals: Operations
on dependent variables-
10.09.2020 Operations differentiation,
amplitude scaling, addition, multiplication,
integration
octave/scilab Tutorial
11.09.2020 Simulations using
scaling, me shifting,
9 15.09.2020 Operations on independent variables-time
precedence rule
10 16.09.2020 Elementary signals: Exponential signals, sinusoidal signals,
relationship between them
11 18.09.2020 Exploring concepts with octave/scilab Tutorial1
function
12 22.09.2020 Step function, impulse function, Ramp
13 23.09.2020 Properties ofsystem:Stability, memory, invertibility
14 24.09.2020 Time invariance, linearity
octave/scilab Tutorial
15 25.09.2020 Exploring concepts with
Problems classification' of signals
16 29.09.2020
on
17 30.09.2020| Problems on operations on signals
Text Books:
Simon Haykin, Barry Van Ven, Signals and systems. Ed 2,
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John Wiley. Indian Ed, 2008
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Reference Books:
1. H.P. Hsu, Schaum's Outline series- Signals & Systems, Ed 2,
TMH, 2010
Alan V. Oppenheim, Alan S. Willsky, Syed FHamid Nawab, Signals
& systems Ed 2, PHI, 2014
Course Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
CO1: Apply knowledge of mathematics and Engineering fundamentals to Identify and
characterize different classes of signals and systems
CO2: Identify,formulate the methodology to compute the response and analyze the properties
of an LTI system
C03: ldentify Fourier Representations and analyze the signals in time and frequency domain.
C04 Apply Fourier representations to compute the characteristics of LTI systems in both time
and frequency domain.
CO5: Apply ZT for broader characterization of discrete time signals and LTI systems.
Mapping of Course Outcomes (COs) to Program Outcomes (POs) & Program Specific
Outcomes (PSOs)
POs PSOs
1 2 34 5 6 7 89 10 11 121
CO1 3
CO2 3
CO3 3
CO43 2
CO5 3 2
Course delivery methods, assessment tools and sample questions:
Apply knowledge of mathematics and Engineering fundamentals to
co1 Identify and characterize different classes of signals and systems
Delivery PPT and explanation, flipped classroom, simulations using octave/scilab
Methods
Assessment CIE, SEE, Assignment on simulations using octave/scilab
Tools
1. Classify the following signals as periodic and non periodic. Find the
period for periodic signals
a) x(t) = (cos(2mt))* (b) x{n] = cos2n
Sample
Questions 2. Determine whether the following systems are memoryless, stable,
causal, linear and time invariant or not
(a) y(t) = cos(x(t)) (6) y[n] = 2xln]u[n]
Teacher HOD Principal
