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ECE 153 SYLLABUS FALL 2016

RANDOM VARIABLES (Chapter 2)

Distribution Function
Density Function
Some Important Random Variables
Binary
Uniform
Binomial
Gaussian
Exponential
Poisson
Cauchy
Averages of Random Variables
Mean
Variance
Higher Moments
Functions of a Random Variable
Chebyshev Inequality
Characteristic Function
Moments from a Characteristic Function
MULTIPLE RANDOM VARIABLES (Chapter 4)
Pairs of Random Variables
Joint Distribution
Joint Density
Characteristic Function
Independence
Conditioning
Correlation, Covariance, Correlation Coefficient
Families of Random Variables
Joint Distribution
Joint Density
Characteristic Function
Independence (iid variables)
Conditioning
Jointly Gaussian Random Variables
SUMS OF RANDOM VARIABLES (Chapter 5)
Mean & Variance of a Sum
Density of a Sum of Independent Random Variables
Sample Average and the Law of Large Numbers
Central Limit Theorem
RANDOM PROCESSES (Chapter 6)

Definition of a Random Process


Specification of Random Processes
Mean & Correlation Functions
Stationary Random Processes
Strict Stationarity
Wide-Sense Stationarity
Examples of Random Processes
Random Sinusoid
Binomial Counting Process
Gaussian process
Brownian Motion
Poisson Process
Random Telegraph Signal
Time Averages of Random Processes
ANALYSIS and PROCESSING of RANDOM PROCESSES (Chapter 7)
Power Spectral Density for Wide-Sense Stationary processes
Random Sinusoid Example
Response of Linear Systems to Random Process Inputs
Relationship Between Input and Output Mean and Correlation
General Case
Wide-Sense Stationary Case
Relationship Between Input and Output Power Spectral Density (W.S.S. Case)
Amplitude Modulation by Random Processes
Optimum Linear Systems
Minimum Mean Square Error
Signal to Noise Ratio - Matched Filter

Numbers refer to chapters in the text.

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