Course detail
Systems and Processes
FP-IspPAcad. year: 2023/2024
Introduction, motivation, sorts of signals. Continuous-time signals, Fourier transform, frequency spectrum. Linear continuous-time systems, input-output description. Stability of continuous- time systems. Discrete-time signals, sampling. Discrete Fourier transform, spectrum. Linear discrete-time systems, input-output description. Stability of discrete-time systems.
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10 points at project,
70 points at semester exam (only written)
The attendance at lectures is not compulsory. PC exercises are mandatory, attendance is controlled. The teacher can excuse one absence from seminars - student will be given especially homework which can be grade up to 5 points (but at least 3 points). Points are not included in the total score.
PC exercises are focused on programming in MATLAB. During the semester there are 4 written tests each for up to 5 points, for a total of 20 points in the PC exercises. If a student has absence at this PC exercises, in which written test takes place, are points from the above specified homework included. There is allowed official Pomůcka 3 for the written test.
The maximum number of points for PC exercises is 20 (during the exercise, the teacher can grant additional bonus points as a separate activity or exercise solving problems like a total maximum of 10 points for the entire semester).
In the 10th week of the semester the student is given a separate project for 10 points. That this The project was recognized if student obtain min. 5 points. The project has to be submitted in the credit week. Note: Students who have the Individual Study Plan (studying semester abroad) do not attend lectures, have to deliver a special stand-alone project for getting the credit. For this particular project they can get 30 points.
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A student is able to apply the fundamentals of the signals and systems theory.
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