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EE 3025 Spring 2009 M W F 10:10 am – 11:00 am Lecture : Dr. A. B. (Bob) Mahmoodi Office : 3-147A EE/CS Office Hours : MTWF 8:30 – 9:00am Recitation Sessions : Prof J. Kieffer Phone : (651)736-5112 (3M) Email : [email protected] , [email protected] The Email from the U will come directly to the 3M Email TA: Hao Zhu ([email protected]) Th 10-11am, F 11-12pm @ EE 2-127 Heon Hwa Cheong ([email protected]) Tu 9-11am @ EE 2-276 Grading policy : Homework: 10% (3 problems will be randomly chosen for grading) 2 Midterms: 50% (25% each) Final Exam: 35% Recitation 5% Midterm 1: Friday Feb 27th Midterm 2: Friday April 10th Final Exam: 1:30pm-3:30pm Wednesday, May 13 Spring break Mar 16-20th No classes Textbook: Probability & Stochastic Processes, by R. Yates & D. Goodman 2nd ed. Course Outline: (2 weeks) Chapter 1: Introduction to Probability (3 weeks) Chapters 2,3: Single Random Variables Midterm I (3 weeks ) Chapters 4,5: Multiple Random Variables (1 week) Chapter 6 : Sums Of Random Variables (2 weeks ) Chapters 7, 8 Midterm II (1 week ) Chapter 9: Statistics o Section 9.4 o Section 9.5 o Section 9.6 (MAP Estimator only) o Section 9.7 (all except Maximum Likelihood) (3 weeks ) Chapters 10 - 12 : Stochastic process Random Signal Processing