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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Signals
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R1-Chapter 1
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2
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Systems
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R1-Chapter 2
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3
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Linear time invariant systems (Katlams - Convolution)
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R1-Chapter 3
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4
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Linear Time-Invariant Systems (Examination of system properties)
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R1-Chapter 3
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5
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Fourier series display of periodic signals (for continuous-time periodic signals)
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R1-Chapter 4
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6
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Fourier series display of periodic signals (for discrete-time periodic signals)
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R1-Chapter 4
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7
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Continuous-time Fourier transformation
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R1-Chapter 5
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8
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Discrete-time Fourier transformation
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R1-Chapter 6
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9
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Communication systems applications
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R1-Chapter 7
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10
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Sampling
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R1-Chapter 8
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11
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Laplace transformation
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R1-Chapter 9
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12
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Laplace transformation (linear feedback system applications)
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R1-Chapter 10
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13
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z-transform
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R2-Chapter 1
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14
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z-Transformation (linear feedback system applications)
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R2-Chapter 2
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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Prof. Dr. Halil Tanyer EYYUBOGLU
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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R1-Oppenheim, A. V. & Willsky A. S. (1996). Signal and systems (2 nd Edition), Pearson, UK.
R2-Haykin, S. & Van Veen, B. (2002). Signal and Systems (2 nd Edition), Wiley, United States.
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Supplementary Book
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Goals
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Understanding signal and system analysis methods, then analyzing complex processes
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Content
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Fourier series display of periodic signals (for continuous-time periodic signals), Fourier series representation of periodic signals (for discrete-time periodic signals), signals, systems, Linear time invariant systems (Katlams - Convolution), Linear time invariant systems ), Continuous-time Fourier transformation, Discrete-time Fourier transformation, Applications of communication systems, Sampling, Laplace transformation, Laplace transformation, z-Quadrature, z-Quadrature (Linear feedback system applications)
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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Acquired the necessary skills in the areas of mathematics, applied sciences and his/her own field; has the ability to use collectively these concepts and applications of these fields to solve the problems of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
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2
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2
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Has the ability to define, identify, formulate and solve the problems of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and selects the appropriate analytic solutions, modelling and applies them in an orderly manner,
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4
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3
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Analyses a system or a process and designs it under the given constraints meeting the requirements; applies the up to date design techniques in this direction,
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4
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Has the ability to choose and utilize the modern technologies and tools of engineering; has the ability to use information technologies and at least one software language (at the advanced European License level) in an efficient way,
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3
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5
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Has the ability to design experiments, carries out experiments, analyses results and makes comments on these results,
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6
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Has access to information and undertakes literature survey in this direction; has the ability to search and use databases and other data resources,
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3
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7
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Can participate and assume responsibility in multidisciplinary task forces,
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8
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Has the ability to communicate in Turkish verbally and in written forms; has the knowledge of one foreign language of European portfolio at the B1 level,
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9
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Conscious of lifelong learning; follows the science and technological developments and updates himself/herself continually,
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4
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10
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Has the responsibility and conscious in his/her profession,
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11
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Has the ability to conduct projects, has knowledge of the work procedures, health of workers, environment and safety procedures of work places; is aware of legal consequences of engineering applications,
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12
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Is conscious of the consequences and effects of engineering solutions and applications in public and universal dimensions; is aware of innovation matters and has knowledge of the contemporary issues and problems,
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3
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