Random Signals and Systems Honor's Project
Over the Fall semester of 2016 at Auburn University, I had the opportunity of working on a couple of in-depth Matlab demos for real engineering applications in Electrical Engineering. I learned a couple of things from this.
1 Write code in a language you are familiar in and then translate to the language you are learning.
- This is good for small snippets and learning the basics of a language.
- I am a Wireless Software Engineering major and was thus weak in Matlab skills.
2 Talk with your professor.
- Your professor understands the material way better than you do. The more you talk with him/her, the better your project will be and the less headaches you will have.
3 Investigate what has the chance to surprise you.
- If you know the answer, then you probably should not write about it. Matlab is a simulation tool and is thus used to learn what is not easily apparent.
So what did I write about. Well, I will let the papers speak for themselves on that. They are attached below along with a video for the distance experiment details and setup.
Github Link to Project: https://github.com/acminor/rnd_sig_sys_honors_project