Within this course, topics may be offered from time to time to take advantage of the expertise of visitors to the University and academic staff in the IAS. Admission to the course is at the discretion of the Head of Engineering.

Upon completion of this course, students will have the knowledge and skill to:

1. describe and explain different types of major signal processing techniques and models used in radar signal processing.
2. apply different types of signal processing algorithms to process real radar signals.
3. discover various challenges and engineering compromises to be handled while processing radar signal.
4. work in a small team to handle a current challenge in the field of radar signal processing and produce a suitable report.

Quizzes (5%); Midterm Exam (20%); Simulation-based Assignments (5*7=35%); Exam and Project (40%)

The course will involve regular lectures and simulation based assignments. There is also a term paper component, where the students have to work in small teams and work on a current research problem in the broad field of radar signal processing.

Written approval of the Head of Engineering

Mark A. Richards, Fundamentals of Radar Signal Processing, McGraw-Hill, 2005.