Discrete-Time Signal Processing - edX

A focused view into the theory behind modern discrete-time signal processing systems and applications. ThiscourseisarchivedViewcoursematerialsIwouldliketoreceiveemailfromMITxandlearnaboutotherofferingsrelatedtoDiscrete-TimeSignalProcessing.AboutthiscourseInstructorsWaystotakethiscourseedXforbusinessEstimated4weeks8hoursperweekInstructor-pacedInstructor-ledonacoursescheduleFreeOptionalupgradeavailableThiscourseisarchivedViewcoursematerialsIwouldliketoreceiveemailfromMITxandlearnaboutotherofferingsrelatedtoDiscrete-TimeSignalProcessing.Discrete-TimeSignalProcessingAboutAboutInstructorsWaystoenrollAboutthiscourseSkipAboutthiscourse6.341xisdesignedtoprovidebothanin-depthandanintuitiveunderstandingofthetheorybehindmoderndiscrete-timesignalprocessingsystemsandapplications.Thecoursebeginswithareviewandextensionofthebasicsofsignalprocessingincludingadiscussionofgroupdelayandminimum-phasesystems,andtheuseofdiscrete-time(DT)systemsforprocessingofcontinuous-time(CT)signals.Thecoursedevelopsflow-graphandblockdiagramstructuresincludinglatticefiltersforimplementingDTsystems,andtechniquesforthedesignofDTfilters.ParametricsignalmodelingandtheefficientimplementationofDTmultirateandsamplingrateconversionsystemsarediscussedanddeveloped.Anin-depthdevelopmentoftheDFTanditscomputationaswellasitsuseforspectralanalysisandforfilteringispresented.Thiscomponentofthecourseincludesacarefulandinsightfuldevelopmentoftherelationshipbetweenthetime-dependentFouriertransformandtheuseoffilterbanksforbothspectralanalysisandsignalcoding. 6.341xisorganizedaroundelevenunitseachtypicallyconsistingofasetoftwotofourtopics.Thesourcematerialforlearningeachtopicincludessuggestedreadinginthecoursetext,clarifyingnotes,otherrelatedreading,andvideoexcerptsandwillincludeaninteractiveon-linediscussionforum.ThecoursetextisthewidelyusedtextbyOppenheimandSchafer(thirdedition).ThevideosegmentsareadaptedfromlivevideorecordingsoftheMITresidentialcourse. Eachtopicincludesasetofautomatically-gradedexercisesforself-assessmentandtohelpindigestingandunderstandingthebasicsofthetopic,andinsomecasestopreviewtopics.Atypicalunitinthecourseconcludeswithasetofmoreextensiveproblemstohelpinintegratingthetopicsanddevelopingadeeperunderstanding.Automaticgradingofyouranswerstotheseproblemsaswellassolutionswillbeprovided. 6.341xandthisfreely-availableversionweredevelopedthroughthesupportandencouragementoftheMITDepartmentofElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience,theMITOfficeofDigitalLearning,andtheMITResearchLaboratoryofElectronics. Thiscoursecanbecitedas:AlanV.OppenheimandThomasA.Baran,6.341xDiscrete-TimeSignalProcessing,onedX,Summer2016.https://www.edx.org/course/discrete-time-signal-processing-mitx-6-341x-1ShowmoreAtaglanceInstitution:MITxSubject:ComputerScienceLevel:AdvancedPrerequisites:6.341xassumesastrongbackgroundinthebasicsofsignalsandsystemsandsomemoreadvancedexposuretothatbasicmaterialthroughanadvancedundergraduatesubjectand/orindustrialorresearchexperience.   Language:EnglishVideoTranscript:EnglishAbouttheinstructorsWaystotakethiscourseChooseyourpathwhenyouenroll.VerifiedTrackAuditTrackPrice$99USDFreeAccesstocoursematerialsUnlimitedLimitedWorldclassinstitutionsanduniversitiesedXsupportShareablecertificateuponcompletionGradedassignmentsandexamsReadourFAQsinanewtababoutfrequentlyaskedquestionsonthesetracks.Interestedinthiscourseforyourbusinessorteam?Trainyouremployeesinthemostin-demandtopics,withedXforBusiness.PurchasenowRequestinformation