HW#3 solutions are now available.
HW#4 is now available. It will be due next Wednesday, October 10. The new hand-in rules for HW are in effect. Specifically, you may hand in your assignment immediately prior to or after lecture. Alternatively, you may hand in your assignment to Ann Pace in EECS 4230D no later than 5 PM.
The handout covering our derivations of the Fourier Series, Discrete Fourier Transform, and their linkage will appear next week, following the exam. The 10/3 and 10/5 lectures will provide examples and hints about how to work the problems in HW#4. We will draw upon the ideas in the FS/DFT handout throughout the term. For now, concentrate on preparing for the Exam and reading Chapter 4.
Exam #1 Details
- When: Monday, October 8, 6-8 PM
- Where: Rooms are assigned according to the first letter of your last name.
- A-C -- 1200 EECS
- D-F -- 1301 EECS
- G-H -- 1005 EECS
- I-K -- 1303 EECS
- L-R -- 1013 Dow
- S-T -- 1003 EECS
- V-Z -- 1005 Dow
- What: Chapters 1-3
- Preparation: Lab sections for the week of October 1 will be devoted to preparing for the exam. There will be no formal labs and no formal lab assignment.
- At the exam, you will be allowed one side of an 8.5"x11" sheet of paper for your notes. Otherwise, the exam will be closed book. You should bring a calculator to the exam.
- Format of the exam: Multiple choice with partial credit possible for wrong answers. Please bring additional scratch paper in case you need it. Blue books are not necessary.
Additional office hours in preparation for Exam 1
- Wakefield (142 ATL) : THURSDAY, 10/4/01, 9-11 AM , 3-4 PM.
- Neuhoff (4215 EECS): FRIDAY, 10/5/01, 9-10:30 AM, MONDAY, 12-2 PM, 10/8/01
- Bartsch (4338 EECS): FRIDAY, 2:30-3:30
- CHECK BACK AT THIS SITE FOR ADDITIONAL HOURS ON FRIDAY AND MONDAY
Change in regular office hours