Information for EECS 501
Fall 1995, Prof. Jeff Fessler
The sections of Stark and Woods you will be responsible
for the final exam are:
Ch. 1 all
Ch. 2 except p. 79: Poisson Transform
Ch. 3 all
Ch. 4 except p. 210: joint characteristic functions
Ch. 5 except 5.4 (simultaneous diagonalization) and 5.6 (characteristic functions of random vectors)
Ch. 6 except 6.2 (confidence intervals) and 6.8 (decision theory) (nor the proofs of the minimum variance property in 6.6)
Ch. 7 except L{} operator notation, Z-transform, Martingales
Ch. 8 except L{} operator notation,
p. 398: Markov-p, Chapman-Kolmogorov, p 408: periodic and cyclostationary
Sections 10.1-10.4
I announced in class that the Poisson process
and ergodicity will not be on final.
If Fourier transforms or convolutions are needed,
they will be simple ones
(such as Dirac impulses and rectangular functions).
I also announced that there will be questions relating to
the major topics we have covered since midterm:
estimation, random sequences, continuous-time random processes.
There will also be a little bit on power spectral density
and convergence of random sequences.
The final is cumulative,
so other topics may be tested as well.
Handouts
Links
TA office hours, held in Room 3312 EECS:
Ilan Sharfer:
2-4 PM Wed., 10:30-12:30 Thurs.
Nah Oak Song:
10:30-12:30 Tues., 12:30-2:30 Thurs.