Teaching

I have taught the following graduate/undergraduate courses in Electronics, Telecommunications and Signal Processing:-

• ENGN3226 & ENGN6626 Digital Communications: Semester 1, 2013-2010 & ENGN3226 Digital Communications: Semester 2, 2009-2007
  This (3rd year) course presents the principles and techniques fundamental to the analysis and design of digital communication systems. It focuses on the basic building blocks of a digital communication system (channel encoder/decoder, digital modulator/demodulator and channel characteristics). The emphasis is on mathematical underpinnings of communications theory along with practical applications. SIMULINK isused extensively in the analysis and design. Sample course material:
  • ENGN3226 Course Description
  • Sample Problem Set
  • Sample SIMULINK application: DigitalCommSystem_Fading.mdl
  • ENGN3226 Project Photos (2008)

• ENGN2218 Electronic System and Design: Semester 1, 2013-2010
  New course. Sample course material:
  • ENGN2218 Course Description

• ENGN3100 Practical Experience: Semester 2, 2009 - Semester 2, 2010
  The BE degree at the ANU is accredited by the Engineers Australia. A requirement of Engineers Australia, as part of the degree accreditation, is that students complete the equivalent of 12 weeks of full-time work experience outside the University during their studies. This is implemented in the BE course at the ANU as the unit ENGN3100. I am the Co-ordinator for this course since September, 2009. Sample course material:
• ENGN3100 Course Description

• ENGN2229 Computing for Engineering Simulation: Semester 1, 2013 & Semester 2, 2012-10
  I gave a guest lecture in this course on the use of Matlab in communications and signal processing, using examples from my research:
• Guest Lecture

• ENGN2211 Electronic Circuits: Semester 1, 2009-2005
  This (2nd year) course introduces the analysis and design of fundamental analogue electronic and introductory digital electronic circuits. It also provides an understanding of the basic properties and applications of different electronic devices (diodes, bipolar junction and field effect transistors). The primary aim is to provide a solid foundation for students in the field of Electrical Engineering. PSPICE is used extensively in the analysis and simulation. Sample course material:
• ENGN2211 Course Description
• Sample Problem Set
• Sample PSPICE/DIGITALWORKS application: BJT_CE_amplifier.sch

• ENGN3227 Analogue Electronics: Semester 2, 2006
  This new (3rd year) course aims to develop an understanding of the fundamental principles of analysis, design and implementation of analogue electronic circuits and related integrated circuits. The course focuses on single stage and simple multistage analogue electronic circuits based on the operational amplifier. Application areas discussed include Telecommunications and Control systems. MATLAB and PSPICE are used extensively in the analysis and design. Sample course material:
  • ENGN3227 Course Description
  • Sample Problem Set
  • Sample PSPICE application: ADC_DAC_conversion.sch
  • ENGN3227 Project Photos

• ENGN6612 & ENGN4612 Digital Signal Processing and Control: Semester 2, 2005
  This (combined final year & Masters) course aims to develop an understanding of discrete time signal processing algorithms, technology and applications. Specific topics in the DSP part include z-transforms, DFT, DTFT, FFT, Implementation of digital filters, FIR and IIR filter design techniques, Filter structures. MATLAB is used throughout the course to solve application examples. Sample course material:
  • ENGN6612 ANU Handbook Page
  • DSP Problem Sets & Matlab Scripts [84 pages, 0.7M]