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What is the most effective method for optimizing a complex process?
What is the most effective method for optimizing a complex process?
- Using data analytics to identify inefficiencies (correct)
- Implementing a trial-and-error approach
- Increasing the workforce to handle more tasks
- Outsourcing all operations to external vendors
Which of the following best defines the term 'stakeholder' in a project?
Which of the following best defines the term 'stakeholder' in a project?
- A person with no interest in the project's outcome
- Anyone who can impact or is impacted by the project (correct)
- Only the project's financial backers
- A third-party consultant hired for the project
What is a primary benefit of effective communication within a team?
What is a primary benefit of effective communication within a team?
- It reduces the need for formal meetings.
- It increases the chances of conflict among team members.
- It ensures that everyone is working independently.
- It fosters collaboration and enhances team performance. (correct)
In project management, why is risk assessment crucial?
In project management, why is risk assessment crucial?
How can a project manager measure project success?
How can a project manager measure project success?
Flashcards
Loop
Loop
A programming construct that allows you to execute a block of code repeatedly based on a condition.
While Loop
While Loop
A loop that continues to execute as long as a specific condition is true. It checks the condition at the beginning of each iteration.
For Loop
For Loop
A loop that executes a specific number of times. It knows exactly how many times it needs to run beforehand.
Break Statement
Break Statement
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Continue Statement
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Study Notes
Signals and Systems
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Analysis:
- Introduction
- LTI Systems
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Approximation:
- Fourier Series (Trigonometric and Exponential)
- Discrete Fourier Series (DFS)
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Transformation:
- Continuous-Time Fourier Transform (CTFT)
- Laplace Transform (LT)
- Discrete-Time Fourier Transform (DTFT)
- Z-Transform (ZT)
- Z-transform and State Space Analysis
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Signal Characteristics:
- More than one independent variable (e.g., speech signals, images).
- Signal operations (e.g., enhancing, extracting noise, storing, filtering).
- Examples include ECG signals.
Signal types
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Continuous-time signals:
- Continuous values of time (-∞ to ∞).
- Continuous values of amplitude.
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Discrete-time signals:
- Values at discrete points in time.
- Continuous values of amplitude.
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Digital Signals:
- Discrete-time signals with quantized amplitudes.
Randomness
- How randomness relates to signal: Extracting information from random signals/noise.
Bandwidth
- Bandwidth: Every signal needs a specific bandwidth.
- Channel bandwidth: Bandwidth limits of the communication channel.
- Signal Bandwidth: Bandwidth of the signal.
Sampling
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Sampling Theorem: Sampling frequency must be at least twice the highest frequency component.
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Purpose of sampling time(Ts): Used to decide the gap between samples
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Decimation: Removing redundant information/samples to reduce information.
Digital Signals
- Digital signals
- Discrete in both time and amplitude. -Quantized amplitude.
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