Spring 2014
Instructor: Dr. M. Soumekh
Office:
220
Teaching Assistant(Office Hours & Location):
Amir Daneshmand (Fri 10-12 Davis 204),
Borui Chen (Fri, Mon 2-3 Davis 230V),
Paolo Scarponi (Wed 10:30-12:30 Davis 204)
Email:
{amirdane, boruiche, paolosca}@buffalo.edu
l Announcements:
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Exam Schedule
Exam 1: 3/6
Exam
2: 5/8
Policy on Cheating: Zero tolerance on cheating; F grade for cheating in the exam.
The exams are closed book and notes.
l Lecture
Notes
Lecture Notes; Laplace Transform; Convolution Theory
l Homework:
HW#1:
1.1; 1.2a, c; 1.11; 1.13a; 2.1a, b, e, j, l; 2.6 Solution
HW#2:
1.21; 2.1c, d, f Solution
HW#3:
2.3a, h; 2.4d; 2.10; 3.8; 3.12a Solution
HW#4:
2.3 I; 2.4a, b; 3.10; 3.12e, h Solution
HW#5:
4.1a, b, d; 4.6; 4.9a Solution
HW#6:
4.1e; 4.5i; 4.9d; 4.15b, c, e Solution
HW#7:
4.26; 4.27a; 4.28a; 4.30
Solution
HW#8:
Example 5.5.1; 5.5.2; 5.5.3; 5.5.13
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How to get access to
ENG’s MATLAB
There are 2 ways you can use
1st way: From your
computer
Step 1: Go UBIT software download
center http://ubit.buffalo.edu/software/ to download
an X-Win32 client and install it on your computer
Step 2: Manually set up a new
session, choose connection method as “ssh” and
proceed, Configure the X-Win32 as: Session
Name as “ENG Linux”, Host as “linux.eng.buffalo.edu”, Port as “22”, Command
as “xterm -ls -sb -fn 9x15”
Step 3: log in X-Win32 using your
ENG’s account name and password. In the pumped window, type in “use matlab” to use MATLAB
2nd way:
From SENS node
The
Same as Step 3
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MATLAB Code:
Exponential Function, Rectangular Function, Sinc Function, Shifting, Reflection Function
Updated on Feb. 24 2014
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State