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    EE-351

    Communication Systems
    INSTRUCTOR: DR. UMAIR HASHMI

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 1


    About the Instructor
    Dr. Umair Hashmi Education
    PhD – University of Oklahoma – 2019
    MBA – Bahria University – 2013
    MSc – University of Leicester – 2010
    BS – GIK Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology – 2008
    Work Experience
    NUST-SEECS – 2019-
    NOKIA Bell Labs – 2018-19
    AT&T – 2016-17
    University of Oklahoma – 2015-19
    Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited – 2013-14
    Bahria University – 2010-13
    Nokia Siemens Network – 2008-09
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/umair-sajid-hashmi-99880238/
    https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=BVKrx4cAAAAJ&hl=en

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 2


    About the Course
    Course Objectives:
    This is a basic undergraduate course designed to develop an insight into the physical layer design
    of a point-to-point communication system. This course will be taught from a system level design
    perspective and fundamental principles of communication theory will be the main emphasis.
    Course will start with a review of the basic signals and systems concepts and baseband
    representation of passband signals. Analog amplitude and angle modulated communication
    systems will be taught next in the 1st half of the semester. Review of probability theory,
    characterization of noise and performance analysis of analog communication systems in the
    presence of noise will be main topics for the 2nd half of the semester. Fundamentals principles
    and structures of digital communication systems will be the optional topics that might be covered
    at the end. A software tool Matlab will be used to simulate and analyze concepts learned in the
    theory classes.

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 3


    About the Course
    Main Topics:
    Introduction
    Noise
    Amplitude Modulation
    AM Reception
    SSB Communications
    FM Transmission
    FM Reception
    Pulse Code Modulation
    Digital Data Transmission

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 4


    About the Course
    Grading Policy:
    ➢ Relative grading as per NUST-SEECS guidelines
    ➢ Overall class performance determines mean performance grade.

    https://teacherhead.com/2013/07/17/assessment-standards-and-the-bell-curve/

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 5


    About the Course
    Text Book:
    B. P. Lathi, “Modern Digital and Analog Communication Systems,” 4th Edition, Adapted by Hari M.
    Gupta, 2017, Oxford University Press.

    Reference Books:
    ➢ An Introduction to Analog and Digital Communications, 2nd Edition by Simon Haykin and Michael
    Moher
    ➢Introduction to Communication Systems by Ferral G. Stremler
    ➢Analog and Digital Communication Systems by Martin S. Roden
    ➢Communication System by John G. Proakis and Masoud Salehi

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 6


    About the Course
    Contact Hours:
    Tuesday : 14:00 – 16:00
    Friday: 12:00 – 13:00

    MS Teams Code: x2lwzjs

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 7


    About the Course
    Consultation:
    ➢ Office: A-213, SEECS
    ➢ Appointments: E-mail at umair.hashmi@seecs.edu.pk

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 8


    Generic guidelines
    ➢ Arrive on Time. Attendance in the first 10 minutes of class.
    ➢ Submit project / assignment on time. Score deduction for late submissions.
    ➢ Self study along with the course slides for better understanding and practice.
    ➢ Attempt assignments and exams with integrity.
    ➢ Avoid disturbance during lectures.
    ➢ No laptop or mobile usage during lecture and lab.
    ➢ Better to take appointment via email at least a day before office consultation.

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 9


    Signal Energy and Power
    Signal Energy

    If g(t) is a complex signal

    Signal Energy a viable measure only for finite signals, what to do if the signal does not tend to 0 as
    t→ ∞
    Signal Power

    Signal Power is nothing but the rms of the signal.

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 10


    Energy & Power Signals
    Energy Signal
    Signals with finite Energy

    Power Signal
    Periodic with finite Power and infinite Energy

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 11


    Energy & Power Signals
    Energy Signal
    Signals with finite Energy

    Power Signal
    Periodic with finite Power and infinite Energy

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 12


    Energy & Power Signals
    Evaluate suitable measures

    EE—351 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 13

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