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EE 3317 Linear Systems (Section 001) Summer 2008 Tu Th 1:00 m!2:"0am #oom $% 22& 'nstructor: -..ice: -..ice %ours: 1hone: 3ai+)o4: Emai+: (am)i* A+a,i "2/0$% Tu Th 3:00 m!/:30 m (817) 272 "233 E+ectrica+ En5ineerin56 Bo4 1&0126 UTA6 Ar+in5ton T7 7201& a+a,i8uta9e:u

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=ata+o5 :escri tion: EE 33179 L'$EA# SYSTE3S (3!0) Time!:omain transient ana+ysis6 con,o+ution6 Bourier Series an: Trans.orms6 La +ace Trans.orms an: a +ications6 trans.er .unctions6 si5na+ .+o> :ia5rams6 Bo:e +ots6 sta)i+ity criteria6 an: sam +in59 This is an intro:uctory si5na+ an: systems course9 't resents a )roa: o,er,ie> o. continuous +inear systems conce ts an: techni?ues6 an: .ocuses on .un:amenta+s such as time!:omain an: .re?uency :omain ana+ysis6 sta)i+ity6 an: :iscreti*ation (sam +in5)9 The course material is divided between several areas: Signals and systems: classification, manipulation, modeling Continuous time-domain analysis of systems Continuous frequency domain analysis of systems Sampling and Fourier analysis of signals Programming e ercises using !"T#"$

=ourse Learnin5 ;oa+s0-)Cecti,es: Stu:ent is to ac?uire an: 1. Ability to analyze systems using time-domain methods including impulse response and convolution. 2. Ability to analyze systems using Laplace-domain methods including transfer function and related concepts. 3. Ability to analyze systems using frequency-domain methods including frequency response of a system and Bode plots. . Ability to analyze signals using !ourier series and !ourier transform. ". Ability to apply !ourier transform to solve engineering problems. #. Ability to use $A%LAB as an engineering tool. =ourse =ontent: =+assi.ication o. si5na+s =+assi.ication o. systems System res onse in the time!:omain System sta)i+ity Si5na+ ana+ysis usin5 Bourier series Si5na+ ana+ysis usin5 Bourier trans.orm Si5na+ ener5y Am +itu:e mo:u+ation Sam +in5 So+ution o. :i..erentia+ e?uations usin5 La +ace trans.orms System ana+ysis in the La +ace :omain B+oc@ :ia5rams Bre?uency res onse an: Bo:e +ots

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