Comms IV Assignment B - Revision history

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	'''Start date:''' Start preparation now. Read the assignment notes and start doing online Matlab and/or Python tutorials. You will be fully ready with the required knowledge when lectures have reached the end of Section 9.		'''Start date:''' Start preparation now. Read the assignment notes and start doing online Matlab and/or Python tutorials. You will be fully ready with the required knowledge when lectures have reached the end of Section 9.

	'''Hand in date:''' Upload your written assignment (plus whole assignment directory) onto Canvas '''2pm''' on Monday, '''~~9th~~ May ~~2022~~ '''.		'''Hand in date:''' Upload your written assignment (plus whole assignment directory) onto Canvas '''2pm''' on Monday, '''12th May 2025 '''.

	==The Rules==		==The Rules==

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Deliverables

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	By the deadline, upload onto Canvas the following for each person (not group):		By the deadline, upload onto Canvas the following for each person (not group):

	* your assignment as a written report pdf);		* your assignment as a written report pdf;
	* your ~~matlab~~ or ~~python~~ code files; and		* your Matlab or Python code files; and
	* a zip of your whole project directory on the assignment.		* a zip of your whole project directory on the assignment.

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Deadlines

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	'''Start date:''' Start preparation now. Read the assignment notes and start doing online Matlab and/or Python tutorials. You will be fully ready with the required knowledge when lectures have reached the end of Section 9.		'''Start date:''' Start preparation now. Read the assignment notes and start doing online Matlab and/or Python tutorials. You will be fully ready with the required knowledge when lectures have reached the end of Section 9.

	'''Hand in date:''' Upload your written assignment (plus whole assignment directory) onto Canvas '''2pm''' on ~~Tuesday~~, '''~~10th~~ May ~~2021~~ '''.		'''Hand in date:''' Upload your written assignment (plus whole assignment directory) onto Canvas '''2pm''' on Monday, '''9th May 2022 '''.

	==The Rules==		==The Rules==

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The Rules

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	==The Rules==		==The Rules==

	* '''Rule 1:''' The top caption of every Matlab graph must contain your Student ID and name (generated within Matlab, not added later)		* '''Rule 1:''' The top caption of every Matlab graph must contain your Student ID and name (generated within Matlab, not added later).

	* '''Rule 2:''' You must submit fully commented Matlab code with your assignment. The header for each code module should contain a comment with your name, date, and student ID.		* '''Rule 2:''' You must submit fully commented Matlab and/or Python code with your assignment. The header for each code module should contain a comment with your name, date, and student ID.

	* '''Rule 3:''' As well as electronically uploading your report on Canvas, you must upload your whole project directory containing all the Matlab files, log files, Word files, pdf files, and any files relating to this assignment.		* '''Rule 3:''' As well as electronically uploading your report on Canvas, you must upload your whole project directory containing all the Matlab files, log files, Word files, pdf files, and any files relating to this assignment.

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Questions

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	If you are having any difficulty, post any questions you have about the homework assignment here:		If you are having any difficulty, post any questions you have about the homework assignment here:

	* [[FM Homework Assignment Questions]]		* [[FSK Homework Assignment Questions]]

	==Deliverables==		==Deliverables==

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Small groups

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	==Small groups==		==Small groups==

	* You are to write individual assignments. However it is recommended conduct the assignment in groups of two or more. But you can work entirely on your own if you wish to. The idea of working together in a group is you can bounce ideas off each other and help each other out; as that is what happens in a normal working environment. However, your ~~Matlab~~ code, your graphs, and your written work must be your own.		* You are to write individual assignments. However it is recommended conduct the assignment in groups of two or more. But you can work entirely on your own if you wish to. The idea of working together in a group is you can bounce ideas off each other and help each other out; as that is what happens in a normal working environment. However, your code, your graphs, and your written work must be your own.

	* As a group you brainstorm and work out the assignment together. However, the report you hand up should be your own summation of the project and your own words. You must put in the caption of every graph your name and your student ID. You must generate your own code, graphs, and write up. If you re-use graphs or code from another group member, this will be regarded as plagiarism.		* As a group you brainstorm and work out the assignment together. However, the report you hand up should be your own summation of the project and your own words. You must put in the caption of every graph your name and your student ID. You must generate your own code, graphs, and write up. If you re-use graphs or code from another group member, this will be regarded as plagiarism.

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	==Deadlines==		==Deadlines==

	'''Start date:''' Start preparation now. Read the assignment notes and start doing online Matlab tutorials. You will be fully ready with the required knowledge when lectures have reached the end of Section 9.		'''Start date:''' Start preparation now. Read the assignment notes and start doing online Matlab and/or Python tutorials. You will be fully ready with the required knowledge when lectures have reached the end of Section 9.

	'''Hand in date:''' Upload your written assignment (plus whole assignment directory) onto Canvas '''2pm''' on Tuesday, '''10th May 2021 '''.		'''Hand in date:''' Upload your written assignment (plus whole assignment directory) onto Canvas '''2pm''' on Tuesday, '''10th May 2021 '''.

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Deliverables

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	By the deadline, upload onto Canvas the following for each person (not group):		By the deadline, upload onto Canvas the following for each person (not group):

	* your assignment as a written report; and		* your assignment as a written report pdf);
			* your matlab or python code files; and
	* a zip of your whole project directory on the assignment.		* a zip of your whole project directory on the assignment.

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Introduction

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	* [http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/comms/eesau2008/CommsIV_AssignmentB.pdf Download Homework Assignment]		* [http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/comms/eesau2008/CommsIV_AssignmentB.pdf Download Homework Assignment]


	==Questions==		==Questions==

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	* [http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/comms/eesau2008/CommsIV_AssignmentB.pdf Download Homework Assignment]		* [http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/comms/eesau2008/CommsIV_AssignmentB.pdf Download Homework Assignment]

	~~==Hints==~~
	~~Here are some verbal podcast hints to help answer your immediate technical questions about the assignment:~~

	* [http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/comms/CommsIV_Lecture10 Podcast Overview of Assignment]
	* [http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/comms/CommsIV_Lecture11 Podcast Hints on Implementing Filters in Matlab for the Assignment]

	==Questions==		==Questions==