This module provides students with an introduction to Digital Signal Processing and Signal classification. Students will explore sampled data systems, the...

Digital Signal Processing and Systems (ELEC0024)

This module provides students with an introduction to Digital Signal Processing and Signal classification. Students will explore sampled data systems, the z-transform, aliasing and the sampling theorem, analysis of random signals, digital filters, and multirate processing and adaptive filters. The aim of this module is to help students understand and apply mathematical and engineering principles and tools, to the analysis, performance assessment and evaluation of digital signal processing systems.

By the end of the module students should have a thorough understanding of:

Fourier analysis
	Z transforms
	Convolution
	Probability & statistical analysis
	Optimization methods
	Application of Z transforms
	Application of Fourier analysis
	Communication channels
	Noise in communications systems

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Urban Health: Reflections on Practice (DEVP0044)


This module focuses on the ways in which cities and planning that shape them are gradually acknowledged as...

Urban Health: Practice and Reflections (DEVP0044)

Urban Health: Reflections on Practice (DEVP0044)


This module focuses on the ways in which cities and planning that shape them are gradually acknowledged as important determinants of population health. Land use, housing, infrastructure, transportation, and public participation are central for our understanding of the ways in which health is shaped by urbanisation processes. Based on compulsory modules 1 and 2, this practice module will engage the students with urban health experts and projects in cities in the global south and north (Term 2, 3) dealing with the effects of urbanisation on both physical and mental health. The module will translate the knowledge and methodologies into “real case” practice in collaboration with existing partners, organisations and initiatives in the field of urban health.