Teaching activities
Since 2008, Nicolas Dobigeon has been an Assistant Professor with the Electronics & Signal Processing Department of INP-ENSEEIHT, Toulouse (France). He is currently involved in the teaching of the following courses:
For lecture supports, click on the links when available (in french).
- Single and multiple-valued functions
- Analytic functions
- Integration and Cauchy theorem
- Taylor and Laurent series
- Residue theorem
- Z transform
- Laplace transform
- Discrete and continuous random variables
- Mathematical Expectation
- Change of variables
- Extension to random vectors
- Properties of Gaussian vectors
- Estimation theory (maximum likelihood, moment and Bayesian estimators)
- Regression (linear and logistic)
- Hypothesis testing (Neyman-Pearson, Chi2, Kolmogorov)
- Deterministic and random signals
- Linear/Non-linear filtering
- Sampling
- Sampling and quantization
- Discrete Fourier Transform
- FIR/IIR Filtering: stability, windowing, direct synthesis
- Optimization of FIR and IIR filters: (non-)optimal synthesis, stabilization
- Digital effects in linear filters
- Non-standard structures: lattice/ladder, rational, multi-rate
- Boolean algebra
- Function minimization techniques
- Arithmetic circuits
- Multiplexing/demultiplexing
- Flip - flops (RS, JK, D)
- Synchronous/asynchronous counters
- Modeling and synthesis
- Sequential and concurrent instructions
- Processes
- Behavioral and structural descriptions
- Combinatory and sequential logical functions
- Simulation and test benches