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. Digital Signal
Processing (DSP)
DSP is the mathematics, the algorithms, and the techniques used
to manipulate signals after they have been converted into a digital
form. In the early 1980s, DSP was taught as a graduate level
course in electrical engineering. A decade later, DSP became a
standard part of the undergraduate curriculum and a basic
skill needed by scientists and engineers. This subject includes
a wide variety of sub-subjects, such as:
a)
Speech Recognition,
b)
Speech Synthesis,
c)
Speech signal compression and coding.
d)
Digital Images Recognition,
e)
and Digital Image coding and enhancement.
DSP
is a prerequisite of many subjects such
as:
a)
Telecommunication,
b)
Automatic Control,
c)
and Computer Applications.
OOP is a programming technique that has evolved to
make computer programs more closely model the real world. The
course is taught in both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
4.
Human Computer Interaction.
5. Digital and Virtual Libraries
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