Curriculum related information

This might also be further elaborated during the semester

• Course instructions: PDF (requires login).  Includes information about mandatory components needed to be fulfilled to qualify for the final oral exam (project + weekly tasks)
• Course schedule and weekly materials – including weekly slides, introductory video, exercises, and semester project: follow link (updated weekly)
• Contact info to the group teachers: follow link (requires login)
• Literature information:
  • Leganto link for the book Applied digital signal processing: theory and practice (please also download the Errata PDF from Leganto)
  • Supplementary book and resource suggestions, including the highly recommended Shaum's Outlines: see PDF "welcome to the course"
• Examples of publicly available online video material:
  • Very nice and thorough video lectures by John Buck, University of Massachusetts [his homepage is https://www.umassd.edu/directory/jbuck/ ]. Videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/ProfJohnBuck/videos - see the Discrete Time Linear Systems playlist
  • Nice video tutorials on the central topics of Signals and systems by Ian Collings, Macquarie University, Sydney: https://www.iaincollings.com/signals-and-systems
  • MIT material by the legendary Alan V. Oppenheim: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/res-6-008-digital-signal-processing-spring-2011/
  • Even more Oppenheim lecturing video material https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8157CA8884571BA
• Curriculum topic list:
  • PDF link listing the relevant parts of the Manolakis book, plus a little from Rao & Swamy (2018)  [document uploaded on 24 August]
• Course github example and tutorial github repository: https://github.uio.no/ifidsb/IN3190
• Discourse course forum: https://discourse.uio.no/c/in3190-26h/
• Platform for mandatory score registration follow-up and mid-term project submission: Devilry
• The general Department rules for mandatory assignments are available here: follow link
• On system linearity and time invariance:  PDF book extract