Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
13th IEEE Digital Signal Processing Workshop and 5th IEEE Signal Processing Education Workshop
Location
Marco Island, FL, USU
Publication Date
1-4-2009
First Page
762
Last Page
767
Abstract
A four credit-hour laboratory course in real-time digital signal processing (DSP) implementation is described. This course has been developed and taught at Utah State University for over 12 years, incorporating feedback from students and extensive classroom experience. The educational goal of the course is to teach seniors/first year graduate students how to select, implement, and evaluate DSP systems for real-time signal processing. A major component of the class is a series of seven laboratories in which the student must perform realtime processing on hardware based on modern digital signal processors and FPGAs. Student feedback has indicated that the course has been very successful in helping them become effective in real-time DSP-related jobs.
Recommended Citation
S. E. Budge, “A laboratory-based course in real-time digital signal processing implementation,” in 5th SPE Workshop. IEEE, Jan. 2009, pp. 762–767.
