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    This document provides a mapping of course outcomes (COs) to program outcomes (POs) for the course "Discrete Time Signal Processing". There are 5 COs that cover topics like discrete Fourier transforms, filter design, and multi-rate signal processing. Each CO is mapped to the relevant POs at a low, medium, or high level based on justifications provided, such as the mathematical concepts required or applications to engineering problems.

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    This document provides a mapping of course outcomes (COs) to program outcomes (POs) for the course "Discrete Time Signal Processing". There are 5 COs that cover topics like discrete Fourier transforms, filter design, and multi-rate signal processing. Each CO is mapped to the relevant POs at a low, medium, or high level based on justifications provided, such as the mathematical concepts required or applications to engineering problems.

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    Course Code – 1151EC112

    Course Title – Discrete Time Signal Processing

    CO – PO Mapping

    PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12 PSO1 PSO2

    CO1
    3 2 1 1 2 - - - 1 - - 2 1 -
    CO2
    3 2 1 - 2 - - - 1 - - 2 1 -
    CO3
    3 1 2 1 2 1 1 - 1 - - 2 1 -
    CO4
    1 2 1 - 2 1 - 1 1 2 1 2 - 1
    CO5
    2 1 - 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 - -

    Justifications for Knowledge

    CO Knowledge Level Justification


    It involves Computation of Linear convolution and DFT using FFT
    CO1 K3
    algorithms.
    CO2 K3 Apply design steps in Butterworth and Chebyshev Filter design

    Apply different windowing techniques and analyze their


    CO3 K4
    performance.
    K4 Analyzing the effect of quantization due to finite word length.
    CO4
    K2 Study of architecture of processors C54X
    Theory behind decimation, interpolation and applications of multi-
    CO5 K2
    rate signal processing.

    Justifications for CO-PO Mapping

    Mapping Low/Med/High Justification


    For DFT computation, students should have the basic
    CO1 – PO1 H
    knowledge of solving complex numbers.
    Complex number computations used for designing IIR
    CO2 – PO1 H
    filters.
    CO3 – PO1 H Integration concepts to be used for designing filters
    Basics of number representation & mathematical
    CO4 – PO1 L
    calculations used to analyze finite word length effects
    Provide the knowledge related to working with different
    CO5 – PO1 M
    sampling rate
    Discrete Fourier Transform concepts could help in
    CO1 – PO2 M
    identifying the feasibility of the system
    CO2 – PO2 M
    Recognize the applications of IIR Filter design in science
    and engineering
    CO3 – PO2 L
    Identify the applications of FIR Filter design in science and
    engineering
    Formulate & study the behavior of finite word length in
    CO4 – PO2 M
    filter design
    CO5 – PO2 L Analyze the effect of multi rate in different applications
    Provide an idea for design solutions in complex frequency
    CO1 – PO3 L
    domain
    CO2 – PO3 L Give an idea for design solutions for real time applications
    CO3 – PO3 M Give an idea for design solutions for real time applications
    Provide an idea for designing system components from
    CO4 – PO3 L
    given specifications.
    CO5 – PO3 - -

    CO1 – PO4 L Application of FFT Algorithm in Audio signal processing.


    CO2 – PO4 - -

    CO3 – PO4 L Implement FIR filters in Audio signal processing.


    CO4 – PO4 - -
    Implementation of Multi-Rate Signal Processing
    CO5 – PO4 L
    Techniques.
    Implementation of Discrete Fourier Transform in
    CO1 – PO5 M
    MATLAB/SciLAB.
    Apply IIR Filter design for processing signals using
    CO2 – PO5 M
    MATLAB.
    Apply FIR Filter design for processing signals using
    CO3 – PO5 M
    MATLAB.
    CO4 – PO5 M Finite word length effects are analyzed in MATLAB.
    Employ Simulink tool to interpret basics of Multi-Rate
    CO5 – PO5 M
    Signal processing.
    CO1 – PO6 - -
    CO2 – PO6 - -
    Obtain appropriate understanding about the stable filter
    CO3 – PO6 L
    design.
    CO4 – PO6 L Obtain contextual knowledge about the processor design.
    Identify various real-time applications of Multi-rate Signal
    CO5 – PO6 L
    Processing.
    CO1 – PO7 - -

    CO2 – PO7 - -

    CO3 – PO7 L Implementation of FIR Filter for Echo cancellation(L)


    CO4 – PO7
    Compare the various structures for implementing Multi-
    CO5 – PO7 L
    Rate signal processing
    CO1 – PO8 - -

    CO2 – PO8 - -

    CO3 – PO8 - -
    Understand and practice the role of a leader/member in
    CO4 – PO8 L
    group activities.
    Understand and practice the role of a leader/member in
    CO5 – PO8 L
    group activities (Poster Presentation).
    CO1 – PO9 L Active Learning on DFT Algorithm.
    CO2 – PO9 L Analysis of IIR Filter through group activities.
    CO3 – PO9 L Analysis of FIR Filter through group activities.
    CO4 – PO9 L Seminar on DSP Processors.
    Oral Presentation on applications of Multi-Rate Signal
    CO5 – PO9 L
    Processing.
    CO1 – PO10 - -

    CO2 – PO10 - -

    CO3 – PO10 - -

    CO4 – PO10 L Comparative study on various DSP processors.


    CO5 – PO10 L Comparative study of sub-band coding techniques.
    CO1 – PO11 - -

    CO2 – PO11 - -
    CO3 – PO11 - -

    CO4 – PO11 L Case study in real time applications of DSP processors.


    CO5 – PO11 - -
    Dissemination of ideas about DFT/FFT to encounter day to
    CO1 – PO12 M
    day applications.
    CO2 – PO12 M Apply IIR filter design toto meet the current challenges
    CO3 – PO12 M Apply FIR filter design to meet the current challenges.
    CO4 – PO12 M Useful for developing projects using processors.
    Apply concepts of multi rate processing in various
    CO5 – PO12 M
    industrial requirements
    CO1 – PO13 L Use of FFT algorithms in signal processing
    CO2 – PO13 L Identify the type of IIR Filters for suitable applications
    Recognize appropriate FIR Filters for appropriate
    CO3 – PO13 L
    applications
    CO4 – PO13 - -

    CO5 – PO13 - -

    CO1 – PO14 - -

    CO2 – PO14 - -

    CO3 – PO14 - -
    Implement simple applications using DSP processor for real
    CO4 – PO14 L
    time system
    CO5 – PO14 - -

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