UNITED INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

COURSE SYLLABUS
1 School School of Science and Engineering (SOSE)

2 Department EEE
/ Centre
3 Programme BSEEE

4 Name of Digital Signal Processing Laboratory

Course
5 Course EEE 312 /EEE 3310
Code
6 Trimester Spring, 2021
and Year
7 Pre- EEE 110/EEE 2000 (simulation lab)
requisites EEE 211(Signals and Linear Systems)
8 Status Core EEE Course
9 Credit 1.0
Hours
10 Section A
11 Class Hours Sectio Class Day Class Hours Venue
n
A Tuesday 2.30am-2500pm Computer Lab 13/
online
12 Class Third floor / Online
Location
13 Course www.lms.uiu.ac.bd/
website
Name (s) of B.K.M. Mizanur Rahman (BKM)
14 Academic
staff /
Instructor(s
)
15 Contact bkm@eee.uiu.ac.bd
1 Office Room 535/A,
6
1 Counselling Contact by mail for appointment
7 Hours
1 Text Book Applied Digital Signal Processing
8 By,
Dimitris Manolakis, Vinay Ingle
Cambridge University Press
1 Reference
Lab Sheets
9
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20 Equipment Software MATLAB 14 or above

& Aids
2 Course Performing of digital signal processing lab is essential for analysis and development of
1 Rationale digital signal processing which is learnt in theory.
2 Course Digital signal processing is based on processing of numeric sequences indexed on
2 Description integer variables rather than functions of a continuous independent variable. In digital
signal processing (DSP), signals are represented by sequences of finite- precision
numbers, and processing is implemented using digital computation. After discrete-time
processing, the output sequence is converted back to a continuous-time signal. As
computer speeds have increased, discrete-time processing of continuous-time signals
in real time has become commonplace in communication systems, radar and sonar,
speech and video coding and enhancement, biomedical engineering, and many more.

2 Course The objectives of the course is:

3 Objectives a. To be able to use the mathematical models used to describe and analyze digital
signals and systems using MATLAB
b. To be able to analyze the input-output relation of a system in terms of its
impulse response using MATLAB
c. To be able to describe a digital system in both time and frequency domain and
calculate its output in either domain using MATLAB.
d. To be able to design simple digital filters for given specifications using
MATLAB.

2 Learning After completing this course students will be able to

4 Outcomes Sl. COs Corresp Bloom’s Delivery methods Assessmen
No. onding taxonomy and activities t tools
POs domain/level
 CO1 Demonstrate Application  Lecture, Problem  Exam
ADC and Solving
reconstruction
operation and
PO1
DT processing
including
transforms on
LTI systems
 CO2 Use Application  Lecture, Problem  Exam
FDATOOLS Solving
PO5
to design FIR
and IIR filters
 CO3 Design a DT Analysis  Lecture, Problem  Exam
filter to solve a Solving
given DSP
PO3
problem
satisfying
design specs.
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CO4 Present design Creation Problem Solving,  Project

project to the PO10 Group Activities
class

PO1 - Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science,

engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of
complex engineering problems.
PO3 - Design/development of solutions: An ability to design solutions for
complex engineering problems and design systems, components or processes that
meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety,
cultural, societal, and environmental considerations
PO5 - Modern tool usage: An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern
engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
PO10 –Communication: An ability to communicate effectively.
2 Teaching Lecture, implementation by software, Case Studies, Project Developments.
5 Methods
2 Topic Outline
6
Day Topic CLOs Method Assessment method
Introduction.
1 Implementation of Discrete 1 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
Time Signals using MATLAB
Sampling, reconstruction and
2 Quantization of Discrete Time 1 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
Signals
System Response, Convolution
3 1 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
and Correlation
Frequency Domain Analysis
4 1 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
using MATLAB
5 MID TERM EXAMINATION 1 Software Simulation
The Fast Fourier Transform
6 3 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
(FFT) and it’s Applications
Linear Phase, FIR Filter Design
7 3 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
by Windowing
Filter Design using MATLAB
8 2 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
toolbox
Fundamentals of Image
9 2 Lab Sheet and Text Software Simulation
Processing using DSP concept.
10 FINAL EXAMINATION 2,3 Software Simulation
Software
11, 12 PROJECT PRESENTATION 2,3,4 Simulation,
Presentation
27 Assessment The course grade will be determined from a weighted average of the quizzes, home
Methods works,
midterm exams and the final. The weights are as follows:
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N Assessment Item Marks CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4

o Allocated for
Assessing the
COs PO1 PO5 PO3 PO10
1 Class Participation 10%
2 Lab Report 10%
3 Mid Exam 30% √
4 Final Exam 30% √ √
5 Project Presentation 20% √ √ √
28 Grading Letter Marks Grade Letter Marks Grade
Policy Grade % Point Grade % Point
A (Plain) 90-100 4.00 C+ (Plus) 70-73 2.33
A- (Minus) 86-89 3.67 C (Plain) 66-69 2.00
B+ (Plus) 82-85 3.33 C- (Minus) 62-65 1.67
B (Plain) 78-81 3.00 D+ (Plus) 58-61 1.33
B- (Minus) 74-77 2.67 D (Plain) 55-57 1.00
F (Fail) <55 0.00
2 Course Attendance and lab performance: Mark in attendance will be based on presence of a
9 Policies student in the lab at due time (Late attendance of two lab will be treated as absence of
one day).Lab performance may be tested every day. So be updated yourself every day.
Lab report: Lab report should be self-written and individual. Lab reports must be
submitted as neat, legible, complete packages. All reports must be written such that an
outsider with a similar technical background is able to understand your report. Make
your report as simple and to the point as practical. Although handwriting reports will be
accepted, it is recommended that a word processor (e.g., MS Word) be used. Double
spacing is required so there will be room for instructor comments. Every MATLAB
code or /and figure must be in printed form.
The lab report should include the following sections:
Cover Page: Use a cover page then staple to hold the papers together. The title of the
report, the number and name of the course, your name, date, and signature must be on
this cover page.
Introduction: The introduction is intended to introduce the reader to the report. Include
a sentence or two about the objective of the project and the report, one to three
sentences about what you are going to tell (i.e., the contents of the report body,
including conclusions).
Literature Survey : Write the theoretical background behind the lab briefly.
Home work: Do the home work assigned in every lab. Copy all codes (All commands
on command window, scripts, functions, output numerical and figure. )
Lab simulation test : Two simulation tests will be held at mid and end of the semester.
Viva : Two sessions of viva voce will be held at the mid and end of the trimester . Viva
will be mostly lab based.
Quiz : Two quizzes will be taken at the mid and end of the trimester .
Project : A DSP based project will be offered at the mid of the trimester. Students will
work individually and will submit their project individually and detail report of the
project.