Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Digital audio signal processing (17.EK422)

Native organizations units: Department of Power, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering
General information:
 
Category Scientific-professional
Scientific or art field Telecommunications and Signal Processing
Interdisciplinary No
ECTS 5
Educational goal:

The course objective is to gain the knowledge of students about digital signal processing with the focus on audio signals.

Educational outcome:

A student who successfully completes this course will be able: - to analyze signal in time-frequency domain; - to do audio forensic work; - to understand, develop and implement algorithms for speech and music coding; - to understand, develop and implement algorithms for speech enhancement; - to understand, develop and implement algorithms for digital audio effects such as: equalization, chorus, delay, echo, flanging, reverberation, etc.; - to use specialized software tools (Praat, Matlab, Sox) for above-mentioned tasks.

Course content:

- Audio signal analysis in time-frequency domain. - Sound perception. - Audio coding techniques based on perceptive model (MP3, AAC). - Speech production. - Speech coding techniques based on source model (LPC, CELP, GSM) - Speech enhancement algorithms. - Digital audio effects (equalization, chorus, delay, echo, flanging, reverberation). - Music information retrieval.

Teaching methods:

Lectures, practice, consultation. Lectures are dynamic and interactive. Presentations with specially created audio and video clips and animations demonstrate and illustrate key details in the lectures. In practice students implement parts of the algorithms that theoretical basis is presented in lectures. The students have a project assignment, whose defense is one of the exam prerequisites. Independent student work is supported through the web portal of the Chair of Telecommunications and Signal Processing.

Literature:
Authors Title Year Publisher Language
A. Spanias, T. Painter, and V. Atti Audio signal processing and coding 2006 John Wiley & Sons English
W. C. Chu Speech coding algorithms: foundation and evolution of standardized coders 2004 John Wiley & Sons English
M. Müller Fundamentals of Music Processing 2015 Springer Science mathplus Business Media English
U. Zölzer, X. Amatriain, and D. Arfib DAFX: digital audio effects, 2nd ed 2011 Wiley Online Library English
Nikša Jakovljević, Milan Sečujski, Vlado Delić Prezentacije sa predavanja i on-line pripremni materijal za vežbe preko web portala Katedre za telekomunikacije i obradu signala 2016 Interni materijal Serbian language
P. C. Loizou Speech enhancement: theory and practice 2013 CRC press English
Knowledge evaluation:
Course activity Pre-examination Obligations Number of points
Test Yes Yes 10.00
Project Yes Yes 30.00
Written part of the exam - tasks and theory No Yes 30.00
Complex exercises Yes Yes 30.00
Lecturers:
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Asistent sa doktoratom dr Simić Nikola

Assistant with PhD

Practical classes
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Asistent sa doktoratom dr Simić Nikola

Assistant with PhD

Laboratory classes
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vanr. prof. dr Jakovljević Nikša

Associate Professor

Lectures

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