EEE 315 (Microprocessor & Interfacing)

Microprocessor
Reference Book:
01. Assembly Language Programming & Organization of the IBM PC
(Ytha Yu & Charles Marut)
Syllabus:
01. Organization of PC (Chapter 3) [ 3.2.1 - 3.2.6 ]
- Data Registers: AX, BX, CX, DX
- Segment Registers: CS, DS, SS, ES
- Pointer & Index Registers: IP, SP, BP, SI, DI
02. Introduction to Assembly Language (Chapter 4) [ 4.1 - 4.6 ]
- Syntax
- Variable & Array Types: Byte & Word
- Basic Instructions: MOV, XCHG, ADD, SUB, NEG, INC, DEC
03. Flags Register (Chapter 5) [ 5.1 - 5.3 ]
- Status Flags: CF, PF, AF, ZF, SF, OF
- Overflow: Signed & Unsigned
- Instruction effects on Flags
04. Flow Control Instructions (Chapter 6) [ 6.1 - 6.5 ]
- Jump Instructions: Conditional (JA, JG etc) & Unconditional (JMP)
- CMP Instruction
- LOOP Instruction
- JCXZ Instruction
05. Logic, Shift & Rotate Instructions (Chapter 7) [ 7.1 - 7.3 ]
- Logic Instructions: AND, OR, XOR, NOT
- TEST Instruction
- Shift Instructions: SHL, SAL, SHR, SAR
- Rotate Instructions: ROL, RCL, ROR, RCR

06. Stack & Procedures (Chapter 8) [ 8.1 - 8.4 ]

- Stack Structure
- Stack Instructions: PUSH, POP, PUSHF, POPF
- Procedure Structure
- CALL & RET Instructions
07. Multiplication & Division Instructions (Chapter 9) [ 9.1 - 9.4 ]
- Multiplication Instructions: MUL, IMUL
- Division Instructions: DIV,IDIV
- CBW & CWD Instructions
08. Arrays & Addressing Modes (Chapter 10) [ 10.1 - 10.7 ]
- One Dimensional Array
- LEA Instruction
- DUP Operator
- Register Indirect Mode
- Based or Indexed Mode
- PTR & LABEL Pseudo-Operators
- Segment Override
- Accessing the Stack
- Two Dimensional Array
- Based Indexed Mode
- XLAT Instruction
09. String Instructions (Chapter 11) [ 11.1 - 11.7 ]
- Direction Flag
- Basic String Instructions: MOVSB, MOVSW, STOSB, STOSW, LODSB, LODSW
- Other String Instructions: SCASB, SCASW, CMPSB, CMPSW
- REP Operator
- REPE or REPZ Operator
11. Advanced Arithmetic (Chapter 18) [ 18.1 - 18.2.5 ]
- Double Precision Numbers: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
- ADC & SBB Instructions
- Binary Coded Decimal Numbers: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
- AAA, AAS, AAM & AAD Instructions
12 (Optional). Memory Management (Chapter 14) [ 14.1 - 14.3 ; only for better understanding ]
- ORG Operator

- ASSUME Directive
- PUBLIC & EXTRN Directive
- NEAR & FAR Procedures
- Full SEGMENT Definition
- Global Variables

Interfacing
Reference Book:
02. Microprocessor & Interfacing
(Douglas V. Hall) [2nd Edition]
Syllabus:
01. Introduction to 8086 Microprocessor (Chapter 7)
- 8086 Basic Internal Structure & Block Diagram
- 8086 Pin Configuration
- 8086 Read Cycle
- 8086 Write Cycle
- 8086 Address Decoder
- 8086 ROM Addressing
- 8086 RAM Addressing
- 8086 Port Addressing
- 8086 Memory Bank
- Introduction to SDK-86 Trainer Board
- SDK-86 ROM Addressing
- SDK-86 RAM Addressing
- SDK-86 Port Addressing
- Addressing Types: Direct & Memory Mapped I/O
02. Digital Interfacing (Chapter 9)
- Data Transfer Methods: Parallel & Serial
- Parallel I/O Methods: Simple, Strobed, Single & Double Handshaking
- Introduction to 8255A PPI IC
- 8255A Basic Internal Structure & Block Diagram
- 8255A Pin Configuration
- 8255A Basic Operation
- 8255A Operational Modes: Mode 0, 1 & 2

- 8255A Addressing
- 8255A Control Words: Mode Definition & Bit Set/Reset
- 8086 IN & OUT Instructions
- 8086 LED Interfacing
- 8086 SSD & FND Interfacing
- 7447/7448 BCD Driver IC
- 8086 Display Interfacing Modes: Static & Multiplexing
- 8086 LCD Interfacing
- 8086 Stepper Motor Interfacing
- Darlington Pair & Diode Keying
- 8086 Keypad Interfacing
- Polling & De-bouncing
03. 8086 Interrupts (Chapter 8)
- 8086 Interrupts Classification: Software & Hardware
- 8086 Interrupts Service Routine (ISR)
- 8086 IRET Instruction
- 8086 Interrupt Vectors/Pointers & Vector Table
- 8086 Maskable (INTR) & Non-Maskable (NMI) Interrupts
- 8086 Interrupt Acknowledge (INTA)
- 8086 Interrupt Priority Order
- 8086 Trace/Trap Flag
- Introduction to 8259A Priority Interrupt Controller (PIC)
- 8259A Basic Internal Structure & Block Diagram
- 8259A Pin Configuration
- 8259A Internal Registers: IRR, IMR, ISR & IPR
- 8259A Basic Operation
- 8259A Addressing
- 8259A Master-Slave Cascade Connection
- 8259A Command Words (CW)
- 8259A Initialization Sequence
- 8259A Initialization Command Words (ICWn)
- 8259A Operation Command Words (OCWn)
- Introduction to 8254 Timer IC
- 8254 Basic Internal Structure & Block Diagram
- 8254 Pin Configuration
- 8259A Basic Operation
- 8259A Addressing
- 8254 Control Word Format

- 8254 Initialization Sequence

- 8254 Operational Modes: Mode 0-5
- 8254 Mode 0: Interrupt Counter
- 8254 Mode 1: Hardware Re-Triggerable One-Shot
- 8254 Mode 2: Timed Interrupt Generator
- 8254 Mode 3: Square Wave Generator
- 8254 Mode 4: Software Triggered Strobe
- 8254 Mode 5: Hardware Triggered Strobe
04. Digital Data Transmission (Chapter 14)
- Introduction to Serial Data Transmission
- Serial Transmission Modes: Simplex, Half & Full Duplex
- Serial Transmission Formats: Synchronous & Asynchronous
- Serial Data Transmission Method
- Baud Rate
- Introduction to 8251A USART IC
- Introduction to RS-232C Communication System
- 8251A Basic Internal Structure & Block Diagram
- 8251A Pin Configuration
- 8251A Initialization Sequence
- 8251A Mode Word
- 8251A Command Word
- 8251A Status Word

Microcontroller

Reference Book: ???

Syllabus:

01. Introduction to Microcontroller

- Microcontroller Architecture & Instruction Types
- ATMEGA 32 Basic Internal Structure & Block Diagram
- ATMEGA 32 Pin Configuration
- ATMEGA 32 Programming Method

- ATMEGA 32 LED Interfacing

- ATMEGA 32 SSD & FND Interfacing
- ATMEGA 32 Interfacing via H-Bridge

N.B:
Section A (Shuvro Sir):

1. 8086 timing diagram and system connections- Hall, Ch-7

2. Digital Interfacing- Hall, Ch-9
- Methods of parallel data transfer
- Implementing handshake data transfer
- 8255 block diagram,system connection,operational modes and control words
- Interfacing microprocessor to keyboards
- Interfacing to alphanumeric displays
- LED with resistance value calculation
- LCD with resistance value calculation
- 7 segment with resistance value calculation and multiplexing
- Stepper motor-types and interfacing
3. Interrupt controller and timer - Hall, Ch-8
4. Serial Data communication - Hall, Ch-14
- Introduction to asynchronous serial data communication
- 8251A system connection and block diagram
- Initialization of 8251
- Sending and receiving characters with an 8251

Section B (Sohel Sir):

1.
2.
3.
4.

Basic Computer Design

8086 features and architectures
Assembly language programming - Marut, Ch-3-11,18 (11 not sure!!)
Introduction to micro-controllers

- C language program for ATMEGA32 micro-controller

- Code for basic I/O
- Interfacing LED, 7 Segment(with multiplexing) and DC motor using H-bridge

EEE 311 (Digital Signal Processing I)

Reference Book:
01. Discrete-Time Signal Processing
(Alan V. Oppenheim, Ronald W. Schafer & John R. Buck) [2nd Edition]
02. Digital Signal Processing
(John G. Proakis & Dimitris G. Manolakis)

Syllabus:
N.B:
- All Subsections & Examples are included unless specifically stated.
- Underlined Topics were not covered in Section A Class Lectures.
01. Introduction to DSP (Proakis: Chapter 1)
- Signals, Systems and Signal Processing (P 1.1)
- Signal Representation (P 1.2.1 - 1.2.4)
- Concept of Frequency in CT & DT signals (P 1.3 - 1.3.2)
- Analog to Digital Conversion (P 1.4)
- Sampling (P 1.4.1 - 1.4.2)
- Quantization and analysis of quantization error (P 1.4.3)
- SQNR for Gaussian Signal (P 1.4.4)
- Digital to Analog Conversion (P 1.4.6)
02. Discrete Time Signals & Systems (Oppenheim: Chapter 2 ; Proakis: Chapter 2)
- Signal Representation (O 2.1 ; P 2.1)
- Some Elementary Discrete-Time Signals (P 2.1.1)
- Elementary Operation /Transformation of the independent variable (P 2.1.3)
- Discrete Time Systems (O 2.2 - 2.2.5)
- Linear Time Invariant system (O 2.3)
- Convolution (O example 2.12 & 2.13)
- Correlation (P 2.6)
- Properties of LTI system & Impulse response of common systems (O 2.4)
- Linear Constant Co-efficient Difference Equation (O 2.5)
- Frequency Domain Representation of DT system (O 2.6, 2.6.2, example 2.20)
- Suddenly Applied Complex Exponential Input (O 2.6.3)

- Fourier Transform (O 2.7)

- Symmetry Properties (O 2.8)
- FT Theorems (O 2.9 , example 2.26 , example 2.29 )

03. Z Transform (Oppenheim: Chapter 3 ; Proakis: Chapter 3)

- Z Transform (O 3.1)
- ROC (P 3.1.1)
- Properties of ROC (O 3.2 ; P 3.2)
- Rational Z-Transform (P 3.3.1, example 3.3.1, example 3.3.2)
- Pole location and Time domain behavior of causal system (P 3.3.2)
- System Function (P 3.3.3, example 3.3.4)
- Inverse Z transform:
i. Inspection Method (O 3.3.1 ; P 3.4.1)
ii. Long-Division Method (O 3.3.3, P 3.4.2, P example 3.4.2)
iii. Partial Fraction Method (O 3.3.2, O example 3.8, 3.9 ; P 3.4.3, P example
3.4.5)
- One sided Z transform (P 3.5)
- Definition & properties (P 3.5.1 , example 3.5.1 , example 3.5.4)
- Analysis of LTI system in Z-Domain (P 3.6.1 - 3.6.4)
- Schr-Cohn Stability Test ???
- Recursive formula ???
04. Sampling of Continuous-Time Signals (Oppenheim: Chapter 4)
- Periodic Sampling (O 4.1)
- Frequency domain representation of Sampling (O 4.2)
- Reconstruction from Samples (O 4.3)
- DT Processing of CT Signals (O 4.4)
- Impulse Invariance (O 4.4.1)
- CT Processing of DT Signals (O 4.5)
- Changing Sampling rate of DT signals (O 4.6)
i. Downsampling (O 4.6.1)
ii. Upsampling (O 4.6.2)
iii. Changing Sampling Rate by Non-Integer Factor (O 4.6.3, example 4.11)
05. Transform Analysis of LTI system (Oppenheim: Chapter 5)
- Frequency Response of LTI Systems (O 5.1)
- System Function for LCCDE Systems (O 5.2 - 5.2.1)
- Inverse Systems (O 5.2.2)

- Impulse Response: FIR & IIR (O 5.2.3, example 5.6 & 5.7)
- Frequency Response (O 5.3 up to before 5.3.1)
Magnitude Squared Response
Group Delay
- Relationship between Magnitude & Phase (O 5.4, example 5.11 & 5.12)
- All - Pass System (O 5.5)
- Minimum - Phase System (O 5.6)
- AP/MP Decomposition (O 5.6.1)
- Frequency Response Compensation (O 5.6.2)
- Properties of MP System (O 5.6.3)
- Linear Systems with Generalized Linear Phase (O 5.7 - 5.7.2)
- Causal Generalized Linear Phase Systems (O 5.7.3, example 5.17 - 5.20)
i. Type I FIR System
ii. Type II FIR System
iii. Type III FIR System
iv. Type IV FIR System

06. Structures for Discrete-Time system (Oppenheim: Chapter 6)

- Block Diagram Representation (O 6.1, example 6.1 & 6.2)
i. Direct Form I
ii. Direct Form II
- Signal Flow Graph Representation (O 6.2, example 6.3)
- Basic Structures for IIR Systems (O 6.3)
i. Direct Form (O 6.3.1, example 6.4)
ii. Cascade Form (O 6.3.2, example 6.5)
iii. Parallel Form (O 6.3.3, example 6.6)
- Transposed Form (O 6.4, example 6.7 & 6.8)
- Basic Structures for FIR Systems (O 6.5 - 6.5.2)
- Structures for Linear Phase FIR Systems (O 6.5.3)

07. Discrete Fourier Transform (Oppenheim: Chapter 8 & 10)

- Discrete Fourier Series (DFS) (O 8.1)
- Properties of DFS (O 8.2)
- Fourier Transform of Periodic Signal (O 8.3)
- Sampling DTFT (O 8.4)
- Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) (O 8.5)
- Properties of DFS (O 8.6 - 8.6.4)

- Circular Convolution (O 8.6.5)

- Block Convolution (O 8.7)
- Frequency Analysis using DFT (Spectrum Analyzer) (O 10.1)
- Effect of Windowing in DFT Spectrum (O 10.2)
- Frequency Resolution & Spectrum Delocalization (O 10.2)

08. Filter Design Techniques (Oppenheim: Chapter 7 & Appendix B ; Proakis: Chapter 5)
+ DSP: A Practical Approach by IfeAchor
- Butterworth Filter (O app B.1)
- Chebyshev Filter (O app B.2)
- Elliptical Filter (O app B.3)
- Design of IIR Filter from CT Filter (O 7.1)
- Filter Design by Impulse Invariance (O 7.1.1, example 7.2)
- Bilinear Transformation (O 7.1.2)
- Filter Design by Bilinear Transformation (O 7.1.3, example 7.3)
- Design of FIR Filter by Windowing (O 7.2 - 7.2.2, example 7.7)
- Kaiser Window Filter Design Method (O 7.2.3, example 7.8)
- Design of FIR Filter by Kaiser Window Method (O 7.3 - 7.3.1, example 7.9)
- FIR Design Optimization (O 7.4 - 7.4.2)
- Park-McClellan Algorithm (O 7.4.3)
- Equiripple filter (O 7.4.4)
- Pole - Zero Placement Filter Design Method (P 5.2 - 5.4)

EEE 309 (Communication Theory)

Reference Book:
01. Communication System
(Simon Haykin & Michael Moher) [5th Edition]
02. Modern Digital & Analog Communication System
(B. P. Lathi & Zhi Ding) [4th Edition]
Syllabus:
01. Communication System (Chapter L-1) [ 1.1 ]
- Input Transducer
- Transmitter
- Channel
- Receiver
- Output Transducer
02. Challenges in Communication (Chapter L-1) [ 1.2 - 1.3 ]
- Attenuation
- Distortion & Dispersion
- Noise: Channel & Background
- Capacity of Transmission Link: Shannon's Limit
- Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)
03. Layering Architecture (Chapter H-1) [ 1.1 - 1.2]
- OSI Model [1.2]
04. Amplitude Modulation (Chapter L-4) [ 4.1 - 4.5 ]
- Types of Transmission: Baseband & Passband [4.1]
- Carrier Modulation: Amplitude & Angle [4.1]
- Double Sideband - Suppressed Carrier AM (DSB-SC):
Modulation (except Modulators) [4.2]
- Double Sideband AM (DSB): Modulation [4.3]
- AM Demodulation: Synchronous/Coherent/Product &
Asynchronous/Non-Coherent/Diode [4.3]
- Hilbert Transform [4.4]
- Single Sideband AM (SSB): Modulation & Demodulation

(except SSB Modulation Systems) [4.4]

- Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM): Modulation & Demodulation [4.4]
- Vestigial Sideband AM (VSB): Modulation & Demodulation [4.5]
05. Angle Modulation (Chapter H-4) [ 4.1 - 4.3 ]
- Angle Modulation Classification: Phase (PM) & Frequency (FM) [4.2]
- Properties of Angle Modulation [4.2]
- Frequency Modulation (FM) Classification: Narrow-Band & Wide-Band [4.3]
- Narrow-Band FM [4.3]
- Wide-Band FM [4.3]
- Transmission Bandwidth: Carson's Rule [4.3]
- FM Modulation: Varactor Modulator*
- FM Demodulation: Foster-Seeley Demodulator*
06. Analog to Digital (A/D) Conversion (Chapter H-7) [ 7.1 - 7.10 ]
- Digital Transmission: Definition & Advantages [7.2]
- Sampling & Reconstruction [7.3]
- Aliasing & Nyquist Rate of Sampling [7.3]
- Uniform Quantization: Mid-tread or Mid-rise [7.8]
- Non-Uniform Quantization: -Law & A-Law [7.9]
- Quantization Error, Noise & SQNR [7.8]
- Pulse Code Modulation [7.9]
- Line Codes: UNRZ, PNRZ, URZ, BRZ, SP [7.9]
- Delta Modulation & Detection [7.10]
- Delta Noise: Slope Overloading, Granular Noise & Idling Noise [7.10]
- Adaptive Delta Modulation [7.10]
- Differential Pulse Code Modulation (DPCM) [?]
- Comparison between PCM & DPCM
- Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM): Natural &
Instantaneous/Flat-Topped Sampling [7.4]
- Pulse Width/Length/Duration Modulation (PWM) [7.6]
- Pulse Position Modulation (PPM) [7.6]
07. Multiplexing (Chapter H-3 & H-7) [ 3.8 ; 7.5 ]
- Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) [3.8]
- Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) [7.5]
- Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) [?]

08. Digital Modulation (Chapter H-9) [ 9.1 - 9.4 ]

- Digital Modulation Classification [9.1]
- Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK): Modulation, Demodulation,
Bandwidth & Noise [9.2]
- Binary Phase Shift Keying (BPSK) : Modulation, Demodulation,
Bandwidth & Noise[9.3]
- Binary Frequency Shift Keying (BFSK): Modulation, Demodulation,
Bandwidth & Noise [9.3]
- Differential Phase Shift Keying (DPSK): Modulation & Noise [9.3]
- Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK): Modulation, Demodulation,
Bandwidth & Noise [9.4]
- M-ary Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (m-QAM): Modulation,
Bandwidth & Noise [9.4]
- Continuous Phase Frequency Shift Keying (CPFSK): Modulation,
Bandwidth & Noise [9.3]
- Minimum Shift Keying (MSK): Modulation, Bandwidth & Noise [9.3]
- Gaussian Filtered Minimum Shift Keying (GMSK) [?]
- Bit Error Rate (BER) & Noise Curve (BER vs SNR) [9.3]
09. Multiple Access (MA) Techniques
- MA Techniques Classification: Contention-Based & Conflict-Free
- Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA)
- Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA)
- Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)
- Spread Spectrum (SS) Communication: Direct, Time-Hopped
& Frequency-Hopped
- Near-Far Problem
- Direct SS Communication: Pseudo-Noise (PN) Coding
- Walsh Code
- Gold Code
- Frequency Division Duplex (FDD)
- Frequency-Hopped Spread Spectrum (FHSS) Communication

IPE 493 (Industrial Management)

Operation Management(Imtiaz Sir)

1. Introduction to Production Planning & Control - Slide
2. Aggregate Planning - Slide+ Sheet
3. Forecasting - Slide + Sheet(Forecasting and Inventory together)
4. Inventory Management - Slide + Sheet(Forecasting and Inventory together)+
Sheet(Inventory management)
5. Material Requirement Planning - Slide + Sheet(MRP) + Sheet (4 mathematical problems
given) + Sheet ( 1st topic is "Sensitivity")

Industrial Management(Mainul Sir)

Reference Book: "Management" by Stoner, Freeman, Gilbert
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Managing and Managers - Ch-1 +Slide

Evolution of Management Theories - Ch-2 + Slide
Organizational Design and Structures - Ch-12 + Slide
Power, Authority and Delegation - Ch-13 + Slide
Motivation - Ch-16+ Slide
Wages and Incentive Plans - Sheet for mathematical problem + Slide
Team and Team Work - Ch-18 +Slide

Marketing Management(Sanjana Madam)

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Marketing in the 21st century - Slide + Sheet ( Kotler, Ch-1)

Gathering information and measuring market demand - Slide+Sheet (Kotler, Ch-4)
Cost Terms, Concepts & Classifications - Slide+ Sheet (Garrison, Ch-2)
Cost-Volume-Profit Relationships- Slide+ Sheet (Garrison, Ch-6)
Time Value of money - Sheet

EEE 331 (Random Signals & Processes)

Reference Book:
01. Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic Processes
(Papoulis and Pillai) [4th Edition]

Syllabus:

01. The Meaning of Probability (Papoulis Chapter 1,Articles 1-1,1-2)

02. The Axioms of Probability(Papoulis Chapter 2, Aricles 2-1,2-2,2-3)
03. Repeated Trials(Papoulis Chapter 3, Articles 3-1,3-2,3-3)
04.The Concept of a Random Variable( Papoulis Chapter 4,Articles 4-1,4-2,4-3,4-4,4-5)
05. Functions of One Random Variable(Papoulis Chapter 5, Articles 5-1,5-2,5-3,5-4,5-5)
06. Two Random Variables( Papoulis Chapter 6, Articles 6-1,6-2,6-3,6-4,6-5,6-6,6-7)
07. Estimation Theory(Papoulis Chapter 8,Article 8-3(??))
08.Random Process(Papolis Chapter 9, Articles 9-1,9-2,9-3,9-4,Appendix 9A)
09.Ergodicity(Papoulis Chapter 12,Article 12-1)
10.Wiener Filter( Papoulis Chapter Article 13-1,13-2(not full)
The list of topics as taught in classLec#2,16.11-Notions of Probability,De Morgan's Law, Axioms
Lec#3,17.11-N independent Trials/Events,Total Probability,Bayes Rule,Product Rule
Lec#4,20.11-Conditional Probability
Lec#5,23.11-Bernouli Trials
Lec#6,24.11-Laplace-Demoivre Approximation
Lec#7,11.01- (with some example) Poisson approximation, generalization of bernouli trials
Lec#8,12.01-Random Variable,PDF,CDF,pdf
Lec#9,15.01-PMF,Gaussian pdf
Lec#10,18.01-URV,ERV,Discrete RV(different types),Application of Bayes
Lec#11,22.01-Test for RV,finding pdf from relationship between RVs(both continuous and discrete)
Lec#12,25.01-Statistical Info about fx(x),Moments,
Lec#13,26.01-Continuous Cases,Characteristic Function,Moment Generating Function,Markov's
Inequality
Lec#14,27.01-Chebyshev Inequality,Chernoff Bound
Lec#15,29.01-System Reliability,Hazard Rate
Lec#16,01.02-Two RVs,pdf,marginal statistics,independence
Lec#17,02.02-One function of 2 RV,Central Limit Theorem
Lec#18,19,start of Lec#20,03.02,05.02-mathemetical examples
Lec#20,08.02-Conditional pdf,Conditional Mean
Lec#21,09.02-Two function of Two RVs,procedure for soliving continuous functions using Jacobian
Lec#22,10.02-Use of Auxillary Variables
Lec#23,22.02-Joint Moments

Lec#24,23.02-Joint Moments,Independency Test,Joint Characteristic Functions,Marginal

Characteristic Functions
Lec#25,24.02-Joint Characteristic Functions and Joint Moments
Lec#26,01.03-Weak Law of Large Numbers,Error Estimation,Maximum likelihood Approach,Log
Likelihood Function
Lec#27,02.03-Unbiased estimation,Consistent Estimation,Log cumulauts,Random Processes,Auto
correlation
Lec#28,03.03-Types of Random Process,ACF,Auto Co-Variance,Stationarity
Lec#29,08.03-WSS processes,properties
Lec#30,09.03-Ergodicity
Lec#31,10.03-Random Telegraph Signal,Auto-correlation Receiver
Lec#32,15.03-Continuity,Derivatives,Integral,Random Telegraph Signal,Discrete
Processes,ACV,White Noise Process
Lec#33,22.03-Cross Correlation,Measurement of Correlation,Output of LTI systems,White Noise
Process
Lec#34,23.03-Power Spectrum Density
Lec#35,24.03-RMS BW,PSD continued
Lec#36,29.03-PSD continued for different Processes
Lec#37,30.03-Please fill,missing
Lec#38,31.03-Wiener Filter