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Digital Communications: Course Details & Projects | Communication Systems

Get all the vital details of the digital communications course including lectures, labs, projects, and grading criteria. Stay updated on the website for weekly program and lecture slides. Ensure timely submission to avoid grade deductions.

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Digital Communications: Course Details & Projects | Communication Systems

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  1. Communication Systems – 2 Digital Communications Class Organization Lecture

  2. Course Information • Book – Communication systems , S.Haykin, PH International edition, 4th • Weekly program and Lecture Slides will be posted for each week on the website: http://electronics.ege.edu.tr. • Additional announcements, assignments etc. will be also posted there. • Your answers to assignments and homework should be posted there, too.

  3. Course Information • To pass the class you need, besides good grades, obligatory lecture attendance of min 75 percent of the lectures (for 1 semester – 2 weeks). • Labs will be carried every week • Lab quiz • Lab report • (details after the class from responsible assistant – Alper Akkas)

  4. Projects • Project – subjects, directions and requirements will be finalized the 6th week: • Proposal – March 5 • Approval + corrections – March 12 • MILESTONE 1 – April 2 • Projects are done on a specific topic, 2-3 students in a group • Overview • Theoretical background/related scientific work • Evaluation (including MATLAB, SIMULINK, etc. ) NOTE: It is very easy to copy and paste, but when it is YOUR PROJECT,.do not be tempted there are people who wrote BETTER THAN YO • NO PLAGIARISMACCEPTED!!! U

  5. Grading • Grading • Labs – 40% • Project – 30 % (includes homework and other written assignments) (evaluated based on timeliness, presentation, proper structure, MATLAB/SIMULINK code working, originality of the project) • Midterm – 30% • Collectively labs, quizzes and project make up the so-called in-term grade. It will represent 60% of the passing grade. • Final Exam – 40 % of the passing grade

  6. Special Notes Delayed submission of lab reports, project, assignments and homework will suffer punishment of 50 % reduction in grades.

  7. QUESTIONS?

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