digital signal processing EEET-425-2241
Fall 2024
instructor Information
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Mark Thompson -- Instructor |
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Contact Information: |
Email (preferred): mwtsma@rit.edu
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Contact Policy and Preferences |
I check my email frequently; this is usually the fastest way to reach me. If you do not receive a response from me within 24 hours, Monday-Friday, contact me again as it is likely I missed your first message. Emails delivered over the weekend may take slightly longer for a response.
Phone and ZOOM meetings may be scheduled at mutual convenience.
If you have general questions about the course that are not covered in these course documents, please post your questions to the Questions about DSP Labs in Discussions so all students can benefit from the answer. If, as a student, you can answer a question posed in the Questions about the course, I encourage you to reply to your classmates.
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I will provide any general course announcements through the Announcements on the Course Home Page. This includes any updates or changes to assignments or other course assignments, as well as general comments about assignment results or discussions. You should subscribe to the Announcements through myCourses or plan on checking the announcements at least once a day. Except for immediate or emergency announcements, I will not email the class.
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If you email me, please your RIT student account. Please include your class name and section along with a brief description of the topic of the email in the subject line.
My background is in RF (Radio Frequency) communications systems and circuits. I have worked in the electronics industry for 42 years for L3Harris Corporation designing, building, and testing advanced radio equipment.
I have experience simulating and designing RF circuits and in signal processing specifically for communication systems. I have taught as an adjunct professor for University at Buffalo, Monroe Community College and Rochester Institute of Technology. I’m now excited to be working as an adjunct in the College of Engineering Technology in the ECET department while still working part time for L3Harris Corporation.
In my spare time I enjoy running, riding my bicycle and motorcycle. I have been an amateur radio operator for over 45 years.