Time and Place: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:50, 1015 ECEB
Textbook
The first four labs will draw from either Discrete-Time Speech Signal Processing: Principles and Practice or Theory and Applications of Digital Speech Processing. Haven't figured out yet which book I'll track most closely; Quatieri is better for some things, Rabiner for others. For each lab, I'll also post at least one recommended IEEE or ISCA article, that covers the key concepts.
Instructors and Office Hours
- Professor: Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, netid: jhasegaw. Office Hours: Tuesdays 4-5pm, ECEB 2036.
- Teaching Assistants: Jialu Li (jialuli3) and Daniel Gonzales (dsgonza2). Office Hours: Thursdays 5-6pm, ECEB 2036.
Grading
- Points are allocated to the two types of assignments:
- 50%: exams (equally weighted)
- 50%: labs (equally weighted)
- Grade cutoffs are approximately as follows, where mu=class average, sigma=standard deviation.
- min(90%, mu+0.25sigma): A-, min(94%, mu+0.5sigma): A, min(99%, mu+1.5sigma): A+
- min(75%, mu-sigma): B-, min(80%, mu-0.75sigma): B, min(85%, mu): B+
- min(60%, mu-2.25sigma): C-, min(65%, mu-2sigma): C, min(70%, mu-1.25sigma): C+
- min(45%, mu-3sigma): D-, min(50%, mu-2.75sigma): D, min(55%, mu-2.5sigma): D+