I'm an electrical engineering student,I have to take a class that is signals and systems,what is that about???

Answer 1

This class deals with signals, systems, and transforms, from their theoretical mathematical foundations to practical implementation in circuits and computer algorithms.
So, at the conclusion of ELEC 301, you should have a deep understanding of the mathematics and practical issues of signals in continuous and discrete time, linear time invariant systems, convolution, and Fourier transforms. . . . Hope this helped . . . Good Luck

Answer 2

Go thru Digital Signal Prcessing book

Answer 3

class should be easy unless you had trouble with laplace and fourier transforms in prior classes and are weak with integrals in general.

will also cover everything you wanted to know about the impulse response of a system.

doesn't your institute of higher learning provide course descriptions in their course catalog? if not, check any other college/university website for the description or visit a bookseller site (amazon.com, bn.com, etc.) and search for books with "signals and systems" in the title, read the table of contents and book descriptions

Answer 4

For a more definitive answer, simply GO ASK any of the professors teaching the class. It is his/her class so the only correct answer or the answer that matter at this point is what he/she says.

I hope you are not afraid of even approaching or talking to teachers!

Answer 5

Transform methods: LaPlace, Fourier and Z transforms primarily.

Fourier Transform techniques are EXTREMELY important to EE, time spent mastering them will be well spent.