DSP theory, algorithms and architectures with a four-day short course

Hueggenberg gbr, experts for technical training courses, is offering a technical course on theory, algorithms and architectures of digital signal processing. The course is taking place from November 6th to 9th, 2007, in Munich. The syllabus of this four day course held in English spans all the way from the basics of signal processing and the generic DSP system via frequency domain analysis, digital filtering, DSP software/hardware, DSP audio/baseband processing, signal (audio) source coding, adaptive DSP algorithms, computationally efficient DSP linear systems, digital communications, DSP for mobile and wireless down to DSP (software) enabled radio architectures and DSP on FPGAs. The complex mathematical theory associated with digital signal processing is presented in an intuitive and straightforward style. The course is aimed at a wide audience reaching

from scientists, engineers, project managers to even marketing staff. The following prior experience is useful but not essential: programming principles, electrical engineering principles, Bachelor level mathematics. The training will be led by Professor Bob Stewart and integrates presentations and design sessions from other experienced design engineers from Steepest Ascent.

Special attention is paid to practical experience; each presentation is concluded by a hands-on session in which attendees will be able to simulate and implement the structures and architectures introduced. Each attendee will receive a comprehensive set of notes and examples for in depth study after the course.

Further informationen and registration is available for download at http://www.hueggenberg.com/images/seminars/2007_dsp-en.pdf or may be ordered from hueggenberg gbr at +49 8151 55 50 09-11 and info(at)hueggenberg.com. A preview of the documentation can be found at http://www.hueggenberg.com/en/course/course_documentation.htm.