From fowler at ece.msstate.edu  Fri Aug 19 18:27:54 2011
From: fowler at ece.msstate.edu (James E. Fowler)
Date: Fri Aug 19 18:28:07 2011
Subject: [ece8453] ECE8453 - Welcome!
Message-ID: <4E4EF17A.3030702@ece.msstate.edu>

Welcome to ECE8453 - Introduction to Wavelets.  If you have received
this message, then you are correctly set up to receive email via the
ECE8453 mailing list. I will use the mailing list for all class
mailings, and I send out email to the class quite frequently, so you
will want to be sure to check your email often (at least once a day;
more frequently would be preferable).

Please use the class mailing list to post queries that would be of
general interest to the class, and I encourage you to use it as a
mechanism of dialog with your fellow classmates.

To post to this list, send email to:
   mailto:ece8453@ece.msstate.edu

Email on this list is archived at:
   http://www.ece.msstate.edu/pipermail/ece8453/

Also, be sure to visit the class web page frequently:
   http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~fowler/Classes/ECE8453/

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|                         Dr. James E. Fowler                         |
|        Billie J. Ball Professor and Graduate Program Director       |
|            Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering          |
|                  Geosystems Research Institute (GRI)                |
|                     Mississippi State University                    |
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|                        fowler@ece.msstate.edu                       |
|                  http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~fowler                 |
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|   Box 9571, 406 Hardy Rd.        |  ECE: Rm. 225, +1 (662)325-3640  |
|   Mississippi State, MS 39762    | HPC2: Rm. 208, +1 (662)325-2578  |
|   USA                            |           Fax: +1 (662)325-2298  |
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From fowler at ece.msstate.edu  Thu Aug 25 17:17:48 2011
From: fowler at ece.msstate.edu (James E. Fowler)
Date: Thu Aug 25 17:18:00 2011
Subject: [ece8453] Lecture Videos
Message-ID: <4E56CA0C.2060908@ece.msstate.edu>

Videos for the lectures for Periods 1, 2, and 3 are now available at the 
class website. Period 1 also has videos on myCourses, and the others 
might show up there soon as well. But I posted them directly to the 
class website in the interest of expediency.

Because the files are raw MP2 from the DVDs, they are rather large.

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|                         Dr. James E. Fowler                         |
|        Billie J. Ball Professor and Graduate Program Director       |
|            Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering          |
|                  Geosystems Research Institute (GRI)                |
|                     Mississippi State University                    |
|                                                                     |
|                        fowler@ece.msstate.edu                       |
|                  http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~fowler                 |
|                                                                     |
---------- Postal Address ---------------------- Contact Info ---------
|   Box 9571, 406 Hardy Rd.        |  ECE: Rm. 225, +1 (662)325-3640  |
|   Mississippi State, MS 39762    | HPC2: Rm. 208, +1 (662)325-2578  |
|   USA                            |           Fax: +1 (662)325-2298  |
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From fowler at ece.msstate.edu  Wed Aug 31 02:05:23 2011
From: fowler at ece.msstate.edu (fowler@ece.msstate.edu)
Date: Wed Aug 31 02:05:30 2011
Subject: [ece8453] Homeworks
Message-ID: <8322745D-7DD2-4AB1-B295-70B9058F6064@ece.msstate.edu>

The general procedure for submitting homework assignments will be to email me a single PDF of the homework by midnight the day that it is due. The PDF should be self-contained - be sure to subset and embed all fonts in your PDF. 

For the first homework, which involves a significant amount of math, you are permitted to work the homework by hand and then scan it into a PDF. 

As a general rule, late homeworks will not be accepted.  

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James E. Fowler
Professor and Graduate Program Director
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Mississippi State University