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    This document outlines the lesson plan for a Signals and Systems course taught at V.M.K.V Engineering College in Tamil Nadu, India. The course covers both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems over 5 units. Unit I introduces different types of signals and how to classify systems. Unit II discusses analysis of continuous-time signals using Fourier series and transforms. Unit III covers analysis of linear time-invariant continuous-time systems using convolution, impulse response, and Laplace transforms. Unit IV analyzes discrete-time signals using the discrete Fourier transform and Z-transform. Unit V examines linear time-invariant discrete-time systems. The lesson plan lists topics, reference materials, and dates for each class.

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    This document outlines the lesson plan for a Signals and Systems course taught at V.M.K.V Engineering College in Tamil Nadu, India. The course covers both continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems over 5 units. Unit I introduces different types of signals and how to classify systems. Unit II discusses analysis of continuous-time signals using Fourier series and transforms. Unit III covers analysis of linear time-invariant continuous-time systems using convolution, impulse response, and Laplace transforms. Unit IV analyzes discrete-time signals using the discrete Fourier transform and Z-transform. Unit V examines linear time-invariant discrete-time systems. The lesson plan lists topics, reference materials, and dates for each class.

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    VINAYAGA MISSIOPN'S RESEARCH FOUNTATION DEEMED UNIVERSITY,TAMILNADU,INDIA FACULTY OF ENGINEERINTG,TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES V.M.K.

    V ENGINEERING COLLEGE,SALEM-636308 LESSON PLAN SIGNALS & SYSTEMS II-YEAR B.E, ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

    S.NDATE/ HOURTOPICS TO BE COVEREDTEXT BOOKREFERENCE BOOKUNIT I: CLASSIFICATION OF SIGNALS & SYSTEMS 121.07.09/ IIntroduction to Signals & Systems, Continuous time & Discrete time SignalsAllan V.Oppenheim, Signals & Systems,PHI. J.S.Chitode Signals & Systems ,Technical Publications. S.P Eugene Xavier Signals, Systems & Signal Processing, S. Chand & Company Ltd , S.Salivahanan Digital Signal Processing,Tata McGraw-Hill,2000. 322.07.09/ IICT Signal- Step, Ramp, impulse & Exponential422.07.09/VIProblem Practice 523.07.09/ IIIDT Signal- Step, Ramp, impulse & Exponential624.07.09/ IVClassification of CT Signals-Deterministic & Random, Periodic & Non periodic signals728.07.09/ IEnergy & Power Signals, Even and Odd signals829.07.09/ IIClassification of DT Signals-Deterministic & Random, Periodic & Non periodic signals929.07.09/ VIEnergy & Power Signals, Even and Odd signals1030.07.09/ IIICT systems-Linear & non linear, Time invariant & variant, causal & Non causal systems 1131.07.09/ IVStatic & Dynamic, Stable & Unstable Systems 1204.08.09/ IDT systems-Linear & non linear, Time invariant & variant, causal & Non causal systems1305.08.09/ IIStatic & Dynamic, Stable & Unstable Systems1405.08.09/ VISeminar-IAssignment-IUNIT II: ANALYSIS OF CT SIGNALS1506.08.09/ IIISpectrum of CT Signals1607.08.09/ IVFourier Series Analysis-Definition 1711.08.09/ IIQuadrature Fourier Series1811.08.09/ VI Polar Fourier Series1912.08.09/ IIIExponential Fourier series2014.08.09/ IVProblem Practice2117.08.09/UNIT TEST I2218.08.09/2319.08.09/2420.08.09/ IIIProperties of Fourier Series2521.08.09/ IVDefinition of Fourier Transform2625.08.09/ I Properties of Fourier Transform2726.08.09/ IIDefinition Laplace Transform2826.08.09/ VI Properties of Laplace Transform2927.08.09/ IIITutorial3028.08.09/ IVSeminar II31Assignment-IIUNIT IV: ANALYSIS OF DT SIGNALS3201.08.09/ ISpectrum of DT Signals3302.09.09/ IIDiscrete Time Fourier Transform-Definition. 3402.09.09/ VI Properties of DTFT3503.09.09/ IIIProblem Practice3604.09.09/ IVDefinition of DFT 3708.09.09/ I Problems in DFT 3809.09.09/ IIProperties of DFT3909.09.09/ VIZ & Inverse Z trans form definition4010.09.09/ IIIProperties, Problem Practice4111.09.09/ IVClass Test15.09.09/ ISeminar-IV40Assignment-IVUNIT III: LTI-CT SYSTEMS4116.09.09/ IIConvolution integral- Derivation & Properties4216.09.09/ VIImpulse responseCausality, Stability,Dynamicity4317.09.09UNIT TEST II4418.09.094519.9.094622.09.09/ IDirect Form I & II Block Diagram Representation4723.09.09/ IIProblem Practice4823.09.09/ VI Fourier MethodsFrequency Response & Differential Equations4924.09.09/ IIILaplace Transform analysis5025.09.09/ IVState Equation & Matrix-Frequency response & Transfer function using state variable51Assignment-IIIUNIT V: LTI-DT SYSTEMS5230.09.09/ IIConvolution SUM-Formula, Properties5330.09.09/ VIImpulse Response- Causality, Stability of LTI5401.10.09/ IIIProblem Practice5506.10.09 /IDirect Form I & II block diagram implementation5607.10.09/ II & VIZ transform analysis-Pole-zero

    plots5708.10.09/ IIIFrequency response-Magnitude/phase transfer function589.10.09/ IVState variable Description & transfer function using state variable & Matrix5912.10.09 TO 19.10.09MODEL EXAM

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