ECE216: Signals and Systems
Spring 2012
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Purpose: The Matlab projects are designed to
reinforce concepts covered in lecture and tutorials. The materials covered in
the labs may appear on the midterms and the final exam.
• Collaboration: You are encouraged to
work with one other partner on this project. Each group of two should turn in a
single report, with both of their names on it. Note that for the
quizzes/midterm/final we expect both partners to understand all parts of the
project.
• No Plagiarism: The following policy is
quoted from the department website: “Cheating: What Happens When a Student is
Caught. Whenever a student is caught cheating, the incident is reported to the
Undergraduate Office. The penalty is zero on the assignment/test. In addition,
double the value of the assignment/test is removed from the final grade.
Therefore, a student caught cheating on a test worth 25% will get no more than
25% on their final grade (0 on the test, and 50% removed from the final grade).
The incident is also noted on their transcript for 5 years, which means that
getting their first job will a challenge. A second offence will result in
forced leave for one year. Officially, all penalties are determined by the
Dean, but he accepts the department’s decisions in all cases where the
assignment is worth 10% or less of a total course mark.”
• Hand-in Procedure: Hand in your report
in the wooden boxes on the fourth floor hallway of the Bahen
center between rooms BA 4110 and BA 4010.
• Late Report: Penalties will be applied
for late submission. Each project is worth 10% of the term mark. The late
penalty is 2% of the term mark per 24 hours. (If you are handing in the
report late, indicate on your booklet the actual time at which the report is
handed in and email the project TA at the same time.)
• Returns: Marked reports will be
returned to you during the tutorial. Please indicate the tutorial section in
which you wish to get your report back.
Students are asked to have basic familiarity
with MATLAB. You may wish to read the following MATLAB tutorial
or MATLAB
Primer to learn about basic Matlab
functionalities. Matlab also has an extensive help
section.
Project 1: Convolution and Fourier Series
DUE DATE - Friday, March 2, 2012 - 4PM
Files: Project Description, Answer Booklet, lineup.mat, filter_spec.mat
The project TA is Yicheng
Lin (email: ylin@comm.utoronto.ca).
TA office hours for Project #1 are:
Feb 15th, Wednesday, 3-5pm in SF1013
Feb 17th, Friday, 3-5pm in SF1013
Feb 22th, Wednesday, 3-5pm in SF1013
Feb 24th, Friday, 3-5pm in SF1013
Feb 27th, Monday, 2-4pm in SF1012
Feb 29th, Wednesday, 3-5pm in SF1013
March 1st, Thursday, 4-6pm in SF1013
Project 2: Fourier Transform, Filtering, and Sampling
DUE DATE - Tuesday, April 2, 2012 - 4PM
Files: Project Description, Answer Booklet, GrenadeExcerpt.wav
The project TA is Yuhan
Zhou (email: yzhou@comm.utoronto.ca).
The TA office hours for Project #2 are:
March 21st, Wednesday, 3-5pm in SF1013
March 23th, Friday, 3-5pm in SF1013
March 26th, Monday, 2-4pm in SF1012
March 28th, Wednesday, 3-5pm in SF1013
March 30st, Friday, 3-5pm in SF1013
April 2nd, Monday, 2-4pm in SF1012
April 3rd, Tuesday, 10am-12noon in SF1012