A Wolfram U daily study group on “Signals, Systems and Signal Processing” begins on May 16, 2022.
Join instructors @Leila Fuladi and @Mariusz Jankowski and a cohort of fellow learners to study the concepts, mathematics, principles and techniques of signal processing. We’ll cover methods of analysis for both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems, sampling and introductory filter design. The concepts and methods of signals and systems play an important role in many areas of science and engineering and many everyday signal processing examples are included. A basic working knowledge of the Wolfram Language is recommended.
Hi John, my favorite by far is Oppenheim’s Signals and Systems textbook. While there are a couple of other that are good, you can’t go wrong with his version.
HI,
Looking forward to this study group, but i will not be in every session Live! Impossible. I do all my important thing early in the morning which conflict with the time in some day. For me, it will be a great Review, in addition to learn Matematica since what i have used in the past is MATLAB.
References:
There are too many books in Signal and System and many of them using Matlab. So Ignore Matlab and learn to transfer to Mathematica. The study group has already has all the book prepare. Thank you!!! This is great.
BOOK:
Check Proakis,
Another is M.J Robert “Signal and System” but ignore MATLAB and learn Mathematica (what I will be doing, personally).
SCHAUMS’s series has a great paperback “Signal and systems” . I always buy a paperback low cost for every course i have taken in my life, from electronics, physic, chemistry, control etc.
Leila, I have the same problem that I cannot attend daily, but really would like to audit. So I signed up and will try to attend when possible. Fridays, I am available and usually mondays and wednesdays.
I am traveling and only have the cloud available to me for Mathematica. Furthermore, I do not have the availability, with my subscription to the cloud, to upload notebooks into my cloud account. Consequently, I will not be able to reviewing the exercises and their solutions in “notebook” format and that is why I asked if the exercises and their solutions could be made available in possibly PDF format.
TO EVERYONE (STUDENTS)
Above I place some links. I do recommend checking the MIT free Course on Signal and system
Why? it aligns with this study group in the Topics, you can download each Chapter and Video and the professor is Professor Oppenheim. I am sure you can find the entire Book not chapter by Chapter.
To download faster use “Chrome” or IE 11 (not Microsoft edge) so that you use “right click and save the MP4 videos”. Any Other course free in the MIT you can download videos and resources. They have over 600 courses free (good for refresh material if you have attended any engineering school).
If you use Microsoft edge, you will not see the download link and will default to ply the Video. Also check this link https://fourierandwavelets.org/ and download the free two Books and the Matematica books with the PDF. They will complement the learning on this study group. The Workbook ZIP/TAR provide is just the syntax under Mathematica along with the exercise.
I will attend the Fridays class and sporadic during he week.
Instructor: Prof. Alan V. Oppenheim
Course Number: RES.6-007
Departments: Supplemental Resources
As Taught In: Spring 2011
Hi be aware:
If we play the recorded Video, The Polls doesn’t show at all. So, when the discussion continues, we do not have an idea what were the choices or what were the results.one thing that is my goal is to be able to get something in the Wolfram syntax (the Fun part). I see it is powerful, but I never have use it.
I see the Notebooks Clear in the Video, but when opening the files, there are a bunch of Brackets in the right side that i would like to eliminate. This is like MATLAB scrips.
