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EE354 Communication Systems: Schedule Semester

This document provides information about the EE354 Communication Systems course including the schedule, credits, prerequisites, instructors, textbooks, grading policy, and lecture plan. The six-credit, semester-long course requires prior completion of Signals and Systems and Introduction to Probability and Statistics. It will be taught by Dr. Omer Waqar and Dr. Ubaid Ullah Fayyaz and cover topics such as modulation techniques, random processes, system performance in noise, sampling, quantization, pulse code modulation, and an introduction to information theory. The lecture plan lists the weekly topics and associated textbook readings.

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EE354 Communication Systems: Schedule Semester

This document provides information about the EE354 Communication Systems course including the schedule, credits, prerequisites, instructors, textbooks, grading policy, and lecture plan. The six-credit, semester-long course requires prior completion of Signals and Systems and Introduction to Probability and Statistics. It will be taught by Dr. Omer Waqar and Dr. Ubaid Ullah Fayyaz and cover topics such as modulation techniques, random processes, system performance in noise, sampling, quantization, pulse code modulation, and an introduction to information theory. The lecture plan lists the weekly topics and associated textbook readings.

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EE354 Communication Systems

Lecture
Schedule

See Time Table

Semester

Six

Credit
Hours

Three

Pre-requisite

EE 237: Signals and


Systems
EE 320: Introduction to
Probability and Statistics

Instructor

Dr. Omer Waqar (OW) and


Dr Ubaid Ullah Fayyaz (UF).

Contact

[email protected]
[email protected]

Office

Electrical Eng. Dept. UET.

Office Hours

Tuesday 10:00- 12:00 (OW)


Thursday 12:00-14:00 (UF)

Teaching
Assistant

None

Lab Schedule

See class timetable

Office

N/A

Office Hours

N/A

Course
Description

The course will be an introduction to communication systems, primarily


answering the question of how to transfer information from one point to
another point. After a brief review of Fourier analysis three fundamental
modulation techniques namely amplitude/phase/frequency modulation, will be
covered. Then we will discuss random processes followed by the performance
of above mentioned communication systems in the presence of additive noise.
Simple binary digital modulations schemes will also be discussed. Digital
baseband modulation would be covered with emphasis on sampling and
quantization. In addition, power spectral density, line coding, pulse shaping,
introductory information theory and coding theory will be discussed.

Expected
Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, students will:


Understand the fundamentals of different modulation schemes and their
performance in the presence of noise.
Learn the use of performance parameters namely, Bandwidth, Power,
Signal to Noise Ratio for analyzing the performance of communication
systems.

Textbooks

REQUIRED:
Modern Digital and Analog Communication Systems by B. P. Lathi andZhi
th
Ding, 4 Edition, Oxford University Press, 2009.
OPTIONAL:
Fundamentals of Communication Systems by John G. Proakis and
MasoudSalehi, Pearson Education 2005.

Grading
Policy

s per policy.

Lecture Plan
Week No.

Topics

Readings

Introduction to communication systems, Introduction to


signal and vector spaces, review of Fourier transform

1.1 -1.4,
2.7-2.9,
3.1-3.3

Distortionless transmission, Concept of modulation, basic


types of modulation, analog and digital modulation,
Amplitude modulation

3.4 -3.8,
4.1-4.2

Amplitude Modulation and Demodulation, DSB-SC, DSB-WC.

4.3-4.4

SSB modulation/demodulation schemes, Vestigial side-band


modulation.

4.5-4.8

Quiz 1

Angle Modulation, Concept of instantaneous frequency,


balanced modulators, bandwidth of angle modulated
signals,

5.1-5.3

Phase modulation, Direct and indirect modulation, Preemphasis and De-emphasis, FM generation/demodulation

5.4-5.7

Random process, Gaussian random process, power spectral


density

9.1-9.5

Performance of amplitude modulation in the presence of


noise, Performance of angle modulation schemes in the
presence of additive noise.

10.1 -10.3

MIDTERM
Sampling, Sampling theorem, aliasing effect, over sampling,
Quantization, encoding, analog to digital conversion,
quantization noise

6.1-6.2

9
10

Pulse code modulation, differential pulse code modulation,

6.4, 6.5

11

Delta modulation. General binary signaling, fundamentals of


digital carrier modulations and their coherent detection.

6.7, 11.111.3

Quiz 2
12,
13

Baseband digital data transmission, Power spectral density


(PSD), line coding, different line coding schemes and their
PSD calculation, pulse shaping and equalizers.

7.1 7.5.1

14

Noise temperature, noise figure. Introduction to


information theory, measure of information

14.1, 14.3

15

Error free communication over noisy channel, source coding,


channel capacity

14.2, 14.4

FINAL

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