Information Engineering

The course of signal theory intends to provide the learner with the bases for calculating the probabilities and the frequency analysis of certain and random signals, together with their practical application in the context of filtering, numerical transmission and analog modulation techniques. Specific - Specifically, after passing the exam, the learner will have acquired the knowledge and understanding of the aspects reported in the general part, - including their application to the contexts of a telecommunications system. - The learner will therefore have acquired the skills necessary for the frequency analysis of certain and random signals, and their application in the field of digital base-band transmission techniques and analog modulation techniques, becoming able to evaluate the quality of a telecommunication system in terms of the relative signal to noise ratio, and of the possible worsening introduced by the devices used and by the transmission medium adopted. - Passing the exam test attests the learner's achievement of critical skills and judgment regarding the performance of a telecommunication system, and the development of the examination paper allows to evaluate his ability to communicate what he has learned. - Being a second year course, it makes use of the skills acquired in the context of the basic teachings previously given, grafting on these a new common basis of skills that the subsequent teachings can take advantage of. For this reason the contribution given by the course to the learner's ability to continue the study in an autonomous way is considered adequate