DSP Course Outline 2011

Dire Dawa University
Dire Dawa Institute of Technology

School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
COURSE OUTLINE
Program Regular
Course Information
Course Code ECEg3151

Course Title Digital Signal Processing
Degree Program B. Sc in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Module Name Electrical Systems Engineering
Module Code ECEg-M3151
ECTS 6
Students’ Workload Lecture Hrs: 32 Laboratory Hrs.: 48 Home Study: 64 Hrs.
Course Type Compulsory
Prerequisite Course Signals and Systems Analysis
Academic Year 2011 E.C
Semester II
Year III
Venue [Class Room] Block 20
Instructor Information
Name Mekonen A. & Abebe N.

Office Electrical Building, Ground Floor
Consultation Hours Monday and Thursday [2:00 – 5:00 LT]
Address makoninabera@gmail.com
abebe21nigus@gmail.com
Course Description
This course starts by discussing discrete time signals and systems. It dealt with sampling and quantization,
A/D and D/A converters It presents Z-transform and its application. Then it discusses about discrete
Fourier transform and fast Fourier transform. And also explores the implementation of digital filters (IIR
and FIR). At last it briefly discusses about decimation and interpolation.
Learning Outcomes [Competency]

 Introduce students to methods of discrete-time signals and systems representation and analysis
 Introduce design methods and realization structures of discrete-time systems.
 Introduce signal processing applications using signal processing development kits for a chosen DSP
chip
 Introduce the application of digital signal processing
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Course Contents and Schedule
Week Contact Chapters, Topics or Subtopics Reading Learning Outcomes of

Hours Materials Each Chapters
Chapter One Class notes Students will have

1,2 4 Introduction to Digital Signal and known about DSP
Processing (DSP) References systems and
 A/D and D/A Conversion representation of
 Discrete Time Signals and digital signals in
systems discrete time domain
Chapter Two Class notes Students are expected
3,4,5 6 Z-transform and its Implementation and to know Z-transform
 Inverse Z-transform References and all its
 Plotting pole and zeros of system implementations
function
Chapter Three Class notes Students will able to

Discrete Fourier Transform and know the
6,7,8 8  Computation of Inverse DFT References representation of
 Computation of FFT discrete signals in
 Computation of inverse FFT frequency domain and
 Decimation and interpolation FFT computations in
time and frequency
decimation.
Chapter Four Class notes Students are expected
Digital Filter Realizations and to design both FIR and
9,10 6  Filter Design Methods References IIR digital filters by
 FIR Filters Design using different types of
 IIR Filters Design design methods.
11, 12 4 Chapter Five Class notes Students will able to
Adaptive Signal Processing and its and know what adaptive
application References signal processing and
its application areas.
Chapter Six Class notes Students are expected
13,14 2 Application of Digital Signal and to know application
Processing (DSP) References area of DSP in the real
 Image Processing world.
 Speech Processing
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Lab Practice and Activities Schedule
Contact Lab contents Expected Assessments
Week Hours
3 6 MATLAB basics and Its operations

4,5 6 Basic DT Signals and Its Operations
6,7,8 9 Convolution, DFT and their properties Lab Activity 1
9,10 6 Discrete Fourier Series representation Lab Activity 2
11,12 8 Digital Filter Design (FIR and IIR Filters) Lab Activity 3
13 Lab Project
Course Assessment Methods

Continuous Assessment Weight Week of Assessment feedback week
Method assessment
Quiz Quiz -1 5 Week 1 Week 2
Test -1 10 Week 6 Week 7
Assignment -1 10 Week 8
Week 10
Tests Test -2 10 Week 12

Week 11
Lab Activity-1 5 Week 7 Week 8

Lab
Activities
Lab Activity-2 5 Week 10 Week 11
Lab Project Presentation 15 Week 13 Week 15
Final Examination 40 Based on the Final Exam Schedule
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Teaching & Learning Methods: Lecture supported by tutorials, assignments and lab activities
Grading System: Fixed Grading System
Class Room Polices

All students are expected to abide by the code of conduct of students Senate Legislation of our
University throughout this course.
 Academic dishonesty, including cheating, fabrication, and plagiarism will not be tolerated
 Class activities will vary day to day, ranging from lectures to discussions.
 You are required to submit and present the assignments and projects provided according to
the time table given you.
 80 % of class attendance & 100 % lab attendance is mandatory!
 Active participation in class is essential and it will have its own value in your grade
 Cell phones must be turned off before entering the class
[1] A. Oppenheim and Schafer, "Discrete-time Signal
Processing" Prentice Hall.
[2] S. J. Orfanidis, "Introduction to Signal Processing';
References Prentice Hall

[3] J. G. Proakis and D. G. Manolakis, "Introduction to Digital
Signal Processing" Macmilan Publishing Company.
[4] V. K. Ingle and J. G. Proakis, "Digital Signal Processing
Using MatlabV.4" PWS Publishing
Instructor’s Name: Mekonen A. & Signature: ___________ _
Abebe Nigus Signature: .
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Dire Dawa University

Dire Dawa Institute of Technology

Course Code ECEg3151

Degree Program B. Sc in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Name Mekonen A. & Abebe N.

Learning Outcomes [Competency]

Week Contact Chapters, Topics or Subtopics Reading Learning Outcomes of

Chapter One Class notes Students will have

Chapter Three Class notes Students will able to

3 6 MATLAB basics and Its operations

Course Assessment Methods

Quiz Quiz -1 5 Week 1 Week 2

Test -1 10 Week 6 Week 7

Tests Test -2 10 Week 12

Lab Activity-1 5 Week 7 Week 8

Lab Project Presentation 15 Week 13 Week 15

Final Examination 40 Based on the Final Exam Schedule

Grading System: Fixed Grading System

Class Room Polices

References Prentice Hall

Instructor’s Name: Mekonen A. & Signature: ___________ _

Abebe Nigus Signature: .

Departmental Quality Assurance Committee Approval

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