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Alsalam Alaikum wa Rahmat Allah
Welcome to your EE315-Probabilistic
Methods in Electrical Engineering
Homepage. It is a pleasure to have you in this
course.
A good start is needed. This
course is very fundamental to many other courses
and concepts in our life. Matlab will be an
integrated part of the course. It will be mostly
self-learning tool. Start today by installing
Matlab in your machine or find yourself a
convenient access to it.
I pray Allah that you will find this course
fruitful and enjoyable.
Best Regards,
Dr. Ali Muqaibel
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Class Notes |
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Class Notes
(not all notes will be posted)
Important tables and
formulas (pdf,
2 pages)
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Probability
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Random Variables
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Operation
on One Random Variable
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Multiple Random Variables
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Pairs of r.v.’s
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Properties of joint distribution and joint density
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Conditional distribution and density
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Statistical Independence
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Distribution and density of a sum of r.v.’s
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Central Limit Theorem (Matlab
Code)
Operation
on Multiple Random Variables
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Expected value of a function of r. v.’s (Matlab
Code)
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Joint characteristic functions
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Jointly Gaussian r. v.’s (Matlab
Code,
results)
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Transformations of multiple r.v.’s
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Linear transformations of Gaussian r.v.’s
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Sampling and some limit theorems
Random Processes –Temporal
Characteristics
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Concept of a random process
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Stationarity and independence
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Correlation functions and their properties
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Gaussian random process
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Poisson random process
Random Processes – Spectral Characteristic
Linear systems with random
inputs
REVIEW
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(Correction, corrected
average to 18 rather than 17 to match with the
syllabus) Your project grades class work
and adjusted class work is given (pdf).
Note that in case of reported mistake adjusted
grades might change without notice to maintain
an average of 18.0/25.
The following double sided formula sheet will be
provided in the final exam.
Important tables and
formulas (pdf,
2 pages)
Kindly fill the online course Evaluation
HW 6 due Week 14 Sunday.
I have posted three 2nd exams one with solutions
for practice
Room location for exam II is
Location 59-2003
Solution to Quiz 5 is posted
Matlab files are fixed (zip)
Overall average for the first exam is 12 out of
20.
Term Project is posted due in week 11
(updated)
Exam I solution is Posted
Two Major I exams with solution are posted
You have been added to the
EE315 online course
The grader gave zeros to many students because
they are copying from the manual. Please
consider this as a warning. We are going to drop
the worst HW. Further copying will result in
zeros. Please make sure that you do not use the
solution manual.
Location for Exam I is 59-2003
Suggested practice additional reference:
Schaum's Outline of
Theory and Problems fo Probability, Random
Variables, and Random Processes , Hwei P. Hsu,
McGraw-Hill
Solution to Quiz 1 is posted.
I have posted the syllabus. |
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Homework |
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Problems and
there due date are given in the syllabus
Homework is due last class (Tuesday) in
the assigned week.
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HW # 1 |
1.1-5, 1.2-3, 1.3-7,
1.3-11, 1.4-5, 1.4-11, 15-6, 1.7-1
Due Date: Week 3; |
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HW # 2 |
2.1-1, 2.1-7, 2.1-11,
2.2-5, 2.3-2, 2.3-15, 2.4-1, 2.4-6,
2.4-14,
Due Date: Week 5;
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HW # 3 |
2.5-3, 2.6-3, 3.1-11,
3.1-15, 3.2.-23, 3.2-24, 3.4-2, 3.4-10,
Due Date: Week 7; |
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HW # 4 |
4.2-8, 4.2-11, 4.3-8,
4.3-11,
Due Date: Week 9;
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HW # 5 |
4.4-3, 4.5-7, 4.6-10,
5.1-4, 5.1-12, 5.1-19, 5.1-34, 5.3-4,
5.4-1,
Due Date: Week 11; |
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HW # 6 |
6.3-1, 6.3-2, 6.3-3,
6.3-5, 6.3-8,6.3-23
Due Date: Week 14 |
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HW # 7 |
7.1-12, 7.1-16, 7.1-22,
7.2-3, 7.2-10,
Due Date: Week 14 |
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HW # 8 |
8.2-18, 8.4-8, 8.4-10,
8.4-11,
Due Date: Week 15 |
Homework is due during class time. Only
selected homework problems will be graded.
Additional external homework may be assigned
during the semester.
Suggested practice additional reference:
Schaum's Outline of
Theory and Problems fo Probability, Random
Variables, and Random Processes , Hwei P. Hsu,
McGraw-Hill
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Theory and Probability |
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Ch 1 |
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Random Variables |
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Operations on R.V. |
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Multi R.V |
11 |
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Operations on Multi r.v. |
12 |
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Q6 |
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Random Processes |
14 |
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Exams |
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Major 1:
Saturday, Week 7, March 10, 2012, 7:00-9:00
PM Coverage up to and including Section 3.1,
Location 59-2003
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Major 2:
Wednesday, Week 12, April 25, 2012, 7:00-9:00
PM Coverage up to and including Section 6.4
Location 59-2003
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