Introduction to EECS II: Digital Communication Systems | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | MIT OpenCourseWare

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6.02 Lecture 1: Overview: information and entropy

6.02 Lecture 10: Linear time-invariant (LTI) systems

6.02 Lecture 11: LTI channel and intersymbol interference

6.02 Lecture 12: Filters and composition

6.02 Lecture 13: Frequency response of LTI systems

6.02 Lecture 14: Spectral representation of signals

6.02 Lecture 15: Modulation/demodulation

6.02 Lecture 16: More on modulation/demodulation

6.02 Lecture 17: Packet switching

6.02 Lecture 18: MAC protocols

6.02 Lecture 19: Network routing (without failures)

6.02 Lecture 2: Compression: Huffman and LZW

6.02 Lecture 20: Network routing (with failures)

6.02 Lecture 21: Reliable transport

6.02 Lecture 22: Sliding window analysis, Little's law

6.02 Lecture 23: A brief history of the Internet

6.02 Lecture 3: Errors, channel codes

6.02 Lecture 4: Linear block codes, parity relations

6.02 Lecture 5: Error correction, syndrome decoding

6.02 Lecture 6: convolutional codes

6.02 Lecture 7: Viterbi decoding

6.02 Lecture 8: Noise

6.02 Lecture 9: Transmitting on a physical channel

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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Fall 2012

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Undergraduate

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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Fall 2012

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Undergraduate

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  - Computer Networks
- Electrical Engineering

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