Teaching

Current Offered Courses

EE 304 — Probability and Random Processes

EE 304 — Probability and Random Processes

Spring 2017 - Present

EE 311 — Signals and Systems

EE 311 — Signals and Systems

Fall 2016 - Present

EE 413 — Communication Systems II

EE 413 — Communication Systems II

Fall 2016 - Present

Syllabi for the Current Offered Courses

EE 304 - Syllabus

Syllabus for EE 304

EE 311 - Syllabus

Syllabus for EE 311

EE 413 - Syllabus

Syllabus for EE 413

Useful Links

  • You may access the necessary information on the currently offered courses (e.g., textbooks, lecture notes, videos, assignments, exams, announcements, etc.) using TEDU Moodle.

  • Dr. Adam Panagos has an excellent YouTube channel including videos on signals & systems and communication systems courses.

  • GaussianWaves is a technical blog that elaborates on signal processing for communication systems.

Past Offered Courses

EE 205 — Software Tools for Electrical Engineering

EE 205 — Software Tools for Electrical Engineering

Fall 2016

EE 312 — Communication Systems I

EE 312 — Communication Systems I

Spring 2017, Spring 2018

EE 462 — Power System Analysis

EE 462 — Power System Analysis

Spring 2017

Letter of Recommendation Policy

  1. I generally prefer to write recommendations for students who earned at least a "BB" in the courses that I have offered.

  2. Please make sure that you have a CGPA of at least 3.50 out of 4.00.

  3. Please provide a detailed CV and a description of the program to which you are applying before you ask for a letter of recommendation.

EE 491/492 - Senior Project Policy

  1. The senior project's topic should be in any field of communication systems.

  2. It is expected that you come up with an innovative senior project idea of a real and substantial problem instead of well-known approaches available on the internet.

  3. The senior project should be a software-based project instead of a hardware-based project.

  4. Any programming language can be used; however, MATLAB or Python is preferred.

  5. Projects should be conducted with a team of 2-3 students.