Introduction to Statistical Theory of Communication Systems

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School of Science, Engineering and Technology

Electrical Engineering
Introduction to Statistical Theory of Communications
Semester

Lecture: TBD, Room: TBD
Recitation: TBD, Room: TBD
Laboratory: Wireless Communications Laboratory, Room: TBD

Instructor: Prof.  B. Panoutsopoulos
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Catalog Course Description:

INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL THEORY OF COMMUNICATIONS ( 3)

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Concurrent:

Recommended Textbook:

Recommended Handbook:
Spigel, Maurey. Mathematical Handbook. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Schaum's Outline Series, 1978.

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1st week

Topics:
 Telecommunications - A prologue
 A view on the historical development

 A view on the people

 A view on the applications

 Modeling of a physical system

 Techniques for the solution of problems 

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References:

TechOnLine

NetSeminar

Agilent seminars, symposia, trade shows and webcasts

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 Spectral Analysis

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3rd week

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 Probability

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4th week

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Random Variables

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 5th week

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 Random Processes

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 6th week

 Topics:

 Physical noise sources

 Mathematical representation of noise

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7th week

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 Random signals and noise

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8th week

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 Review of amplitude modulation systems

 Noise in amplitude modulation noise

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9th week

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 Review of frequency modulation systems

 Noise in frequency modulation systems

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10th week

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 Review of digital modulation systems

 Noise in digital modulation systems

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11th week

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 Communication systems and noise calculations

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12th week

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Information theory and coding, I

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13th week

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Information theory and coding, II

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14th week

Presentation of Projects

1. Title

2. Review of the field

3. Short description of the process, method, techniques.

4. Figures, photographs that describe the process

5. Description of other processes

6. Advantages of the method

7. Conclusions

8. Copy of the article

15th week

Review
Telecommunications - An Epilogue
A View on the Applications
From the past to the present and from the present to the future
Evaluation of the course
Evaluation of the instructor

Final Examination