Since September 2009, I am associate professor in INSA de Rennes, SRC (Systèmes et Réseaux de Communications) department. I give lectures in Signal Processing and Digital Communications. I give also a lecture in cross-layer design for wireless communications in the last engineering year.
3SRC
Statistical Signal Processing
General random process, stationary process, ergodicity theory, filtering of random process, cyclostationary process.
Deterministic Signal Processing
Basics of signal representation, basis functions, scalar product, sampling theorem, filtering, apodisation windows.
Analog Communications
Amplitude modulation/demodulation, angular modulations (phase and frequency modulations), discriminator, modulation performances, spectrum analyzer.
4SRC
Digital Signal Processing
Signal sampling theory, signal decimation and interpolation, Z transform and inverse Z transform, finite and infinite impulse response filters: analyzes and design.
Wireless communications
Labworks with etus board: channel coding, QAM modulation, etc.
5SRC
Cross-layer design for wireless communications
This course focuses on current issues in wireless communication systems. Wireless networks are very particular in the sense that no links between nodes are provided with the network, but links are just an electromagnetic fingerprint at a given time instant. This feature provides a fantastic opportunity to design protocols taking into account the very specific nature of the wireless channel. Relation between PHY, MAC and Network layers are investigated, and cross-layer resource allocation are introduced. This course is based on books, research articles and tries to provide to the students an overview and tools of this active research field.
Slides of the first part Xlayer_src09_EN_I
Slides of the second part Xlayer_src09_EN_II
Slides of the third part Xlayer_src09_EN_III
Annales 2009-2010Exam2009_2010
Annales 2010-2011Exam2010_2011
Annales 2011-2012Exam2011_2012
Annales 2012-2013Exam2012_2013
Annales 2013-2014Exam2013_2014