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The document outlines a course on analog and digital communications for the Electrical Engineering department at NFC Institute of Engineering and Fertilizer Research. The course covers 3 main topics over 15 weeks: (1) time and frequency domain analysis of signals and noise, (2) amplitude and angle modulation techniques, and (3) performance of digital modulation in noise. Student learning is assessed through quizzes, assignments, a midterm, and final paper. The course aims to help students analyze communication systems and apply knowledge of signals and noise.

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Course Outline

The document outlines a course on analog and digital communications for the Electrical Engineering department at NFC Institute of Engineering and Fertilizer Research. The course covers 3 main topics over 15 weeks: (1) time and frequency domain analysis of signals and noise, (2) amplitude and angle modulation techniques, and (3) performance of digital modulation in noise. Student learning is assessed through quizzes, assignments, a midterm, and final paper. The course aims to help students analyze communication systems and apply knowledge of signals and noise.

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NFC Institute of Engineering and Fertilizer Research, Faisalabad

Section Course Outline Report


Department: Electrical Engineering (IEFR) Printed Date: Sep 5, 2022
Section Course Detail
Semester FALL 2022
Department Electrical Engineering (IEFR)
Section A&B
Subject Title EE-322 Analog and Digital Communications
Subject Domain Engineering
Subject Knowledge Engineering Foundation
Contact [email protected]

Measureable Student Learning Outcomes


CLOs Description PLOs Domain Domain Level

Compute time and frequency domain behavior of signals and noise


CLO1 in context of a communication systems.
PLO01 Cognitive 3. Apply

Analyze amplitude and angle modulation/demodulation and their


CLO2 variants.
PLO02 Cognitive 4. Analyze

Analyze the performance of digital modulation techniques in


CLO3 AWGN channels.
PLO02 Cognitive 4. Analyze

Class Timings

Grading Policy
4 Quizes : 20 Marks,
2 Assignments : 10 Marks
Mid Term: 30 Marks, Final Paper: 40 Marks
Section Content
Week CLO's
Topics
(Lec)

Basic building blocks of communication systems, concept of noise, interference


week1 and bit error CLO1

week2 Review of Fourier series and transform. description of random processes. CLO1

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NFC Institute of Engineering and Fertilizer Research, Faisalabad
Section Course Outline Report
Department: Electrical Engineering (IEFR) Printed Date: Jan 13, 2022
Section Content
Week CLO's
Topics
(Lec)

Stationary processes, Gaussian processes, power spectrum of stochastic


week3 processes, correlation and power spectral density CLO1

Communication channels and their characteristics, models for communication


week4 channels, concept of modulation and its basic types, introduction to AM CLO2

Envelope detection, DSB-SC modulation, synchronous detection, quadrature


week5 amplitude modulation CLO2

SSB and VSB modulation, generation of SSB signals, properties of VSB filter,
week6 performance of amplitude modulation in noise CLO2

Introduction to angle modulation, spectral analysis and bandwidth of FM/PM


week7 signals and Carson’s rule CLO2

Generation of narrowband and wideband FM signal, demodulation of FM


week8 signals CLO2

week9 Effects of distortion and interference on angle modulation CLO3

Signal sampling and sampling theorem, ideal and practical reconstruction,


week10 aliasing effect, over sampling, quantization and quantization noise, encoding, CLO3
analog to digital conversion

Geometric representation of signal waveforms, binary pulse amplitude, phase


week11 and frequency modulations CLO3

Correlation-type demodulator, optimum detector and its performance for binary


week12 modulations CLO3

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NFC Institute of Engineering and Fertilizer Research, Faisalabad
Section Course Outline Report
Department: Electrical Engineering (IEFR) Printed Date: Jan 13, 2022
Section Content
Week CLO's
Topics
(Lec)

Probability of error calculation for binary modulations, digital PAM


week13 transmission through bandlimited baseband channels CLO3

Signal waveform design for spectral shaping, measure of information, source


week14 (Huffman) coding CLO3

week15 Channel capacity, channel coding for error detection CLO3

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