BME 311/499 - Winter 2005 - Course Web Site
| Course Description: |
Theory
and practice of signals and systems in both continuous and discrete
time
domains with examples from biomedical signal processing and control.
Continuous-time linear systems: convolution, steady-state responses,
Fourier
and Laplace transforms, transfer functions, poles and zeros, stability,
sampling, feedback. Discrete-time linear systems: Z transform, filters,
Fourier
transform, signal processing. This class will make extensive use
of Matlab projects. |
| Prerequesites: |
Differential
equations: Math 216 |
| Required Text |
Signals
and Systems by Oppenheim, Willsky, and
Nawab.
|
| Grading and policies: | 30% Homeworks and computer projects 40% In-class exams (20% for each of 2 exams) 30% Final Exam |
| Instructor: | Douglas C.
Noll, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering and Radiology Phone: (734) 764-9194 Secretary: (734) 764-9588 FAX: (734) 936-1905 email: dnoll@umich.edu Office: 1088 BIRB (BIRB is across Bonisteel Blvd from Cooley Hall) and 2119 Gerstacker (upstairs from the BME department offices) Mail Box: Main BME Office, 1107 Gerstacker |
| Lectures: |
M & W, 1-2:30 pm, FXB 1024 - Main lectures F 1:30-2:30, FXB 1024 - Lab section to go over homeworks & computer projects, present biomedical examples, and for exams. |
| Office Hours: | M & W 2:30-3:30 in 2119 Gerstacker Other times by appointment, generally in 1088 BIRB |
| Course Web Site: | http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~dnoll/BME311/ |
| Syllabus |
Preliminary Syllabus
- This is a very rough
syllabus, topics for Friday lab sections haven't been selected. |