ECE 4110
Random Signals in Communications and Signal Processing
Introduction to models for random signals in discrete and continuous time; Markov chains, Poisson process, queuing processes, power spectral densities, Gaussian random process. Response of linear systems to random signals. Elements of estimation and inference as they arise in communications and digital signal processing systems.
Topics
- Knowledge of a variety of mathematical models for random phenomena.
- Ability to classify models with respect to stationarity, Markov property, asymptotics, and more.
- Ability to make optimal inferences and estimates with respect to such criteria as minimum error probability, and minimum mean square error.
- Become aware of applications to communications, machine learning, statistical physics and more.
- Response of linear systems to random process inputs (time permitting).
Official roster learning outcomes
Prerequisites & course information
ECE 2720 or ECE 3100; ECE 3250.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027