Università Roma Tre

Acquisition of basic theoretical knowledge of signal theory, including the definition of a signal, its representation in the time and frequency domains, and the Fourier transform; knowledge of signal sampling and quantisation techniques, and the related issues of aliasing and noise; theoretical knowledge of fundamental notions of probability theory and random processes, for the representation of signals as their realisations; enabling the student to analyse and process biomedical signals using the signal theory methodologies.