ELEC8501: The Fourier Transform and Its Applications

The University of Hong Kong, First Semester, 2022–23

Lectures

Normally Tuesdays 9:30–12:20pm at CB603.

Course Website and Moodle

Up to date information, all lecture notes, homework assignments, and other important stuff will be found at https://www.eee.hku.hk/~elec8501. As stated in the first day of class, it is your responsibility to check this webpage frequently and note the information available here!

The class moodle site is at https://moodle.hku.hk/course/view.php?id=97040. It will be used for submission of assignments.

Electronic Communications

Please use the email address elec8501 AT eee.hku.hk and also in the email subject “ELEC8501 xxx” where “xxx” can be related to your specific question, for anything related to the course.

Teaching Staff

Instructor: Dr Edmund LAM, Chow Yei Ching building 504. Coming to see me in person is the best way to get your questions across. My office hours are by appointment.

Teaching Assistants: Yunping ZHANG, Chow Yei Ching building 512.

Assessment

The course is graded 100% on continuous assessment. Tentatively, this will consist of:

  • 30% on homework

  • 30% on test #1 (90 minutes in-class; closed books, closed notes)

  • 40% on test #2 (2 hours in-class; closed books, closed notes)

Late Policy

For any homework assignment handed in late, your mark for that particular item will be reduced by a penalty P, defined as P = x/4, where x is the number of days late, for x > 0 and x < 4. For example, if the homework is due on Jan 1 23:55, and you turn in homework before Jan 2 23:55, you will receive a mark equivalent to 3/4 of your graded homework. No late homework submission will be entertained after the official homework solution is posted.

Regrade Policy

Any query about assignment grades must be submitted within 1 week of the time when the result is posted. Queries must be submitted in writing and is accompanied by a cover letter explaining the reason for regrade. Your entire assignment will be regraded and may therefore lead to a grade lower than the original assigned one. No regrading is allowed for final exam as per University regulation.