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ECE 323

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Signals and Systems I
Credits: 3
Semesters Offered: Fall
Cross-Listed As: None
Prerequisites: ECE 203, APMA 213
Corequisites: None

This is a useful course for Electrical Engineering majors.

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Develops tools for analyzing signals and systems operating in continuous-time, with applications to control, communications, and signal processing. Primary concepts are representation of signals, linear time-invariant systems, Fourier analysis of signals, frequency response, and frequency-domain input/output analysis, the Laplace transform, and linear feedback principles. Practical examples are employed throughout, and regular usage of computer tools (Matlab, CC) is incorporated. Students cannot receive credit for both this course and BIOM 310.


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Electrical and Computer Engineering Courses
ECE 200 - ECE 203 - ECE 204 - ECE 230 - ECE 303 - ECE 307 - ECE 309 - ECE 310 - ECE 323 - ECE 324 - ECE 333 - ECE 363 - ECE 402 - ECE 403 - ECE 409 - ECE 411 - ECE 412 - ECE 420 - ECE 422L - ECE 432 - ECE 435 - ECE 436 - ECE 457 - ECE 458 - ECE 482 - ECE 484 - ECE 541 - ECE 556 - ECE 564 - ECE 576 - ECE 578
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