Instrumentation and Control

Course Information

College Toyama College Year 2022
Course Title Instrumentation and Control
Course Code 0009 Course Category Specialized / Elective
Class Format Lecture Credits Academic Credit: 2
Department ECOdesign Engineering Course Student Grade Adv. 1st
Term First Semester Classes per Week 2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials
Instructor Ishida Fumihiko

Course Objectives

Through this course, understanding of the following will be facilitated
(1) signal types and the Fourier transform
(2) continuous time systems
(3) the sampling theory
(4) the discrete-time Fourier transform
(5) discrete time systems

Rubric

Ideal Level of Achievement (Very Good)Standard Level of Achievement (Good)Unacceptable Level of Achievement (Fail)
Evaluation 1Clearly understands the type of signal and the Fourier transform and has the ability to calculate in detailUnderstands the type of signal and the Fourier transform and has the ability to calculate in generalUnable to understand and calculate the type of signal and the Fourier transform in general
Evaluation 2Clearly understands the continuous time system and has the ability to calculate the input and the output of the system in detailUnderstands the continuous time system and has the ability to calculate the input and the output of the system in generalUnable to calculate the input and the output of the continuous time system in general
Evaluation 3Clearly understands the sampling theory and has the ability to calculate the Nyquist frequency in detailUnderstands the sampling theory and has the ability to calculate the Nyquist frequency in generalUnable to understand and calculate the sampling theory in general
Evaluation 4Clearly understands the discrete-time Fourier transform and has the ability to calculate in detailUnderstands the discrete-time Fourier transform and has the ability to calculate in generalUnable to understand and calculate the discrete-time Fourier transform in general
Evaluation 5Clearly understands the discrete time system and has the ability to calculate the input and the output of the system in detailUnderstands the discrete time system and has the ability to calculate the input and the output of the system in generalUnable to calculate the input and the output of the discrete time system in general

Assigned Department Objectives

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Teaching Method

Outline:
In instrumentation and control of the system, various kinds of signal information processing is performed by digital signal processing using a computer. This course aims to understand the fundamentals of signal processing based on applied mathematics as the basis of instrumentation and control.
Style:
Lectures and exercises
Notice:

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
1st Semester
1st Quarter
1st The type and processing of the signal Learn the type and processing of the signal
2nd Periodic signal and Fourier series expansion Learn periodic signal and Fourier series expansion
3rd Aperiodic signal and the Fourier transform Learn aperiodic signal and the Fourier transform
4th Continuous time systems (1) Learn continuous time systems
5th Continuous time systems (2) Exercise the calculation about the continuous time systems
6th The Laplace transform Learn the Laplace transform
7th The sampling theory Learn the sampling theory
8th Exercise Exercise the current ability
2nd Quarter
9th Discrete-time signal and the discrete Fourier transform (1) Learn the discrete-time signal and the discrete Fourier transform
10th Discrete-time signal and the discrete Fourier transform (2) Exercise the calculation about the discrete Fourier transform
11th Discrete time systems Learn discrete time systems
12th The z transform Learn the z transform
13th Digital filters Learn digital filters
14th Exercise Exercise the current ability
15th Final examination
16th Summary Summarize the study content and confirm grades

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioOtherTotal
Subtotal70300000100
Basic Ability5020000070
Technical Ability2010000030
Interdisciplinary Ability0000000