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During the course there arwill be two projects in which you, where the student will solve small-scale application-oriented problems and will report your outcomehis/her findings. The problems are related to the material covered taught during the course. To solve the problems you will need to use Matlab (recommended) or another mathematical software package. The main goals of the projects isare to improve yourtrain problem-solving and report wrting skills. Instructions are handed outskills and to learn how to properly report one's results. Detailed instructions will be given during the course. Note that both projects are mandatory, i.e., they are part of the examination init is necessary to complete them succesfully in order to be able to pass the course.

Schedule for project assignments:

AssignmentReleaseDeadline 1GradedDeadline 2 1 Mon, Sep 9 Mon, Sep 23 ThuFri, Sep 267 Thu, Oct 3 2 Mon, Sep 23 Tue, Oct 8 Fri, Oct 11 Fri, Oct 18 A student that has not passed a project assignment should hand in a revised assignment no later than the date given as deadline 2. The assignments are graded by Pass/Fail. To give you individual formative feedback, it is likely that you have to revise your first report.¶ Please add the titlepage(pdf) to your report when you hand in your report.¶ Note that the reports will be electronically checked agains plagiarismThe assignments are graded with Pass/Fail. A student that has not passed a project assignment should revise and resubmit the assignment no later than the date dictated by deadline 2. To help you in revising your report we will give you individual feedback. ¶

Remember to include the titlepage(pdf) to your report when you hand it in STEX.¶

Note that reports will be electronically checked for plagiarism so an electronic copy  will have to be sent to the TA who is responsible for each assignment.

Useful Links
* Some links related to Matlab.
* Crash course in Matlab - University of Delaware
* The Mathworks - Matlab
* See also the course: EL1150 Introduction to Matlab
* Halmos, P. R., "HOW TO WRITE MATHEMATICS," L'Enseignement Mathématique

During the course there will be two projects, where the student will solve small-scale application-oriented problems and will report his/her findings. The problems are related to the material taught during the course. To solve the problems you will need to use Matlab (recommended) or another mathematical software package. The main goals of the projects are to train problem-solving skills and to learn how to properly report one's results. Detailed instructions will be given during the course. Note that both projects are mandatory, i.e., it is necessary to complete them succesfully in order to be able to pass the course.

Schedule for project assignments:

AssignmentReleaseDeadline 1GradedDeadline 2 1 Mon, Sep 9 Mon, Sep 23 Fri, Sep 27 Thu, Oct 3 2 Mon, Sep 23 Tue, Oct 8 Fri, Oct 11 FriMon, Oct 218 The assignments are graded with Pass/Fail. A student that has not passed a project assignment should revise and resubmit the assignment no later than the date dictated by deadline 2. To help you in revising your report we will give you individual feedback. 

Remember to include the titlepage(pdf) to your report when you hand it in STEX.

Note that reports will be electronically checked for plagiarism so an electronic copy  will have to be sent to the TA who is responsible for each assignment.

Useful Links
* Some links related to Matlab.
* Crash course in Matlab - University of Delaware
* The Mathworks - Matlab
* See also the course: EL1150 Introduction to Matlab
* Halmos, P. R., "HOW TO WRITE MATHEMATICS," L'Enseignement Mathématique

On Tue, Oct 29, 8:00-13:00 there is a written exam covering the material of the lectures and exerciwill take place. The exam will be designed to test the understanding of the material taught during the courses. The registration for the exam has to be done until Mon, Oct 14 under your personal  "My Pages" account.

The exam will consist of two parts (subject to minor changes).

* Part A: Questionnaire with 16 questions. Each answer will be assessed as correct (+1 point), falsewrong (-1 point), or no answer (0 point). You pass this part of the exam if you achieve 8 points, including the bonus points, and then Part B  will assessbe graded. If you do not pass Part A, then you failed the whole exam (Part B will be not assess not be graded).

* Part B: Problem solving. The problems will be of similar style asto problems in previous exams/tutorials. If you passed Part A, then the grade of the exam (A-F) is exclusively determined by the points achieved points  in Part B.
Allowed aids for exam: Allowed aids for the exam:¶
* The script “Signal Theory” (without personal notes)
* Table of formulas in signal processing,
* EE/KTH Beta Math handbook (sold at KTH book store), or similar (please check with course responsible in advance)
* Language dictionary if desired (ask before)
Note: Pocket calculators are NOT allowed.

Infos about procedure: You will get paper in the exam. The examination process will be managed by the people from STEX who will organize guardarrange proctors for the exam. Note that these guards do not know the topic andproctors are not related to the course and simply follow the rules, which means; they check that you doare not cheed (which ating (they doare very well), should take awagood at this!), they remove supplementary material that is not allowed for the exam, and unfortunately cannot answer questions regarding the content. However, the teacher and the TAs will regularly come by during the exam who you can ask questions. They will not answerination, to answer questions. No questions regarding your bonus points in the exam, will be answered!