Iqra University

ASIAN INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Digital Signal Processing
Course Code: COM505/MUL505
Prerequisites: Calculus
Familiraty with numerical processing package such as MATLAB
WELCOME TO THE CLASS
I ntroduction: Digital Signal Processing (DSP) has recently become an enabling
technology in many areas. Many products that were historically based on analog or
micro-controller systems are now being migrated to DSP microprocessor-based systems.
So the study and understanding of DSP concept has become must for computer cientist
and engineers, especially for those who are working in the areas of communication and
image processing (multimedia).
C ourse escri!tion: his course will introduce the basic concept and techni!ues for
processing signal on computer such as time domain analysis, fre!uency domain analysis
and filtering.
C ourse O "#ecti$e: his course emphasi"es instituti#e understanding and practical
implementation of theoretical DSP concepts. $t familiari"es the participants with the
different time domain analysis and fre!uency domain analysis techni!ues for discrete
time signals and systems. %ater part of course will co#er the application of those
techni!ues for the design of &inite $mpulse 'esponse (&$') and $nfinite $mpulse
'esponse ($$') filters.
T eac%in& M et%odolo&' ( ) equire*ents: Please arri#e and lea#e on time. (lass will
begin promptly fi#e minutes after the hour and will end e)actly on the time. %ate arri#als
and early departures disrupt class and ruin the presentations of others. hey are
unprofessional.
Do your own work. (heating will lead to dismissal. Do not copy the work of others. Do
not use others to do your work. *ssignments must incorporate lessons taught in class.
Personal assignments must be produced indi#idually.
(lass meetings will +, co#er e#erything in the te)t. -ou ha#e to sol#e number of
e)amples gi#en in the te)t which are not co#ered in the class and also you ha#e to
perform lot of simulation on M*%*. for the theoretical material which we will co#er
in class. *ll written assignments must be handed in at the beginning of class on the due
dates. hey will not be accepted after the class has begun. *ll assignments not completed
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on time (not handed in before class has begun) will recei#e a "ero. *ll the assignments
will be posted on intranet site of the course along with the due dates. -ou are most
welcome to ask !uestions in class dealing with any material being presented, and to take
an acti#e role in class participation.
C ourse C ontents and Class Plan
Week-1:
Discussion on course and re!uirements
.asic operations and .lock Diagrams
(lasses of Se!uence
*ssignments0
'e#iew of (omple) +umber heory
1nderstand the working of M*%*. Software
Week -2:
2ui" on comple) numbers
ime Domain *nalysis
Discrete ime System
(on#olution
%inear (onstant-(oefficient Difference 3!uation (%((D3)
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'elated with (on#olution and System 'esponse by sol#ing %((D34
Week-3:
2ui" related to (on#olution
&re!uency *nalysis
&ourier Domain
Discrete ime &ourier ransform (D&)
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'elated to D&
Week-4:
2ui" related to D&
Discrete &ourier ransform (D&)
(on#olution with D&
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*ssignment0
'elated to D& and (on#olution
Week- 5:
2ui" related to D&
6 and $n#erse 6 transform
*ssignment0
'elated to " transforms
Week- 6:
2ui" related to " transforms
ransform Domain System
&re!uency 'esponse
ransfer &unction
Phase Delay and 7roup Delay
*ssignment0
'elated to ransform domain system
Week-7:
2ui" on fre!uency response and transfer function
$ntroduction to filters

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Preparation for Midterm 3)amination
Week-8:
Midterm 3)am
$deal &ilters
*ssignment0
'elated to ideal filter specifications
Week-9:
2ui" related to ideal filters
%inear phase &$' filters
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&ilter types and structure
*ssignment0
'elated to filter structures
Week-10:
2ui" related to filter structures
Minimum and ma)imum phase systems
&ilter Design
*ssignment0
'elated to minimum and ma)imum Phase systems
Week-11:
2ui" related to minimum and ma)imum phase systems
*nalog filter design
*ssignment0
'elated to analog filter design
Week-12:
2ui" related to analog filter analysis and design
Digital filters from analog prototype
&$' filter design
*ssignment0
'elated to digital filter from analog prototype
Week-13:
2ui" related to digital filter design
(alculation of D&
&ast &ourier ransform
*ssignment0
'elated to fast fourier transform
Week-14:
&inal 3)am

T estin& and + radin&: %earning will be accomplished through lectures, outside readings,
simulation using Matlab, student9s participation in classroom discussion. 7rading will
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tend to focus on your o#erall performance rather than one or two aspects. (ourse grade
will include the !ui""es, assignment, midterm, and final e)amination. 3)cessi#e absences
because of any reason (more than 5;<) will result in =& 7rade>. Students coming late to
the class will also be marked absent. *ll the lectures and assignments along with their
due dates are a#ailable on intranet site of the course.
Marks Distribtion o! 100":
2ui""es 5;<
Midterm 8;<
*ssignments /4<
&inal 3)am 84<
# ecommended $ ook0
Digital Signal Processing: A Computer-Based Approach, 2
nd
Edition by Sanjit K.
Mitra
# eference $ ooks0
Digital Signal Processing by John G. Proakis
Discrete Time Signal Processing by Oppenheim and Schafer
Discrete Systems and Digital Signal Processing by Robert D. Strum and
Donald . Kirk
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