ECE 310: Digital Signal Processing I
General Information:
Instructor: | Chandra Radhakrishnan |
Office Hours: | TBA |
Location: | Zoom |
E-mail: | cradhak@illinois.edu
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Teaching Assistant: | Ben Wu |
Office Hours: | TBA |
Location: | Zoom |
E-mail: | yulun4@illinois.edu
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Lectures:
MTWRF, 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
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Grading:
Homework | 15% |
Exams (3) | 60% |
Final | 25%
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Letter Grades
Letter grades shall be assigned as shown in the table below. These thresholds maybe lowered(e.g. curved), depending on exam averages or other extenuating circumstances; these thresholds will not be raised.
For example, if your class average is 92%, you are guaranteed at least an A-.
100% ≥ A+ ≥ 97% | 97% > A ≥ 90% | 90% > A- ≥ 87% |
87% > B+ ≥ 83% | 83% > B ≥ 80% | 80% > B- ≥ 77% |
77% > C+ ≥ 73% | 73% > C ≥ 70% | 70% > C- ≥ 67% |
67% > D+ ≥ 63% | 63% > D ≥ 60% | 60% > D- ≥ 55%
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Academic Integrity
Students are expected to abide by the University of Illinois Student Code.
Any academic integrity violations will result in a FAIR report. Furthermore, the penalty will be as follows:
A score of 0 (zero) on the assignment or exam where the academic integrity violation occurred.
A second offense results in a grade of F for the course.
Note that the standard of proof for a finding of infraction is “more likely than not”. This means I only need to show with 51% certainty that you committed the offense for the allegations to go on your record.
The following is a partial list of academic integrity violations for this course:
Copying homework solutions from other students (working together and discussing is acceptable)
Copying homework solutions from past solutions
Using websites such as Chegg and Course Hero or Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT while completing any course assignments or exams
Using unauthorized materials during exams
Communicating with any person during exams
Discussing the exam with any person within 24 hours of exam completion
Miscellaneous:
Homework assignments will be posted twice a week. They will be due at 11:59 PM on Tuesday and Friday.
Students should upload their HW on Gradescope . We will add you to gradescope.
Students are encouraged to participate in Campuswire.
There will be three midterm exams Exam dates are July 03, July 17, July 31.
The midterm exams are closed-book/notes. No calculators are allowed.
Final exam is comprehensive
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