The writers of this book have a fresh, less traditional approach to the topic and believe that signal processing should be enjoyable.
Their approach focuses less on mathematics and more on the conceptual elements, allowing students to think more deeply about the material and laying the groundwork for more complex topics and real-world problem-solving. The last chapter combines the many subjects into a thorough examination of the creation of an end-to-end communication system.
The book, which is profusely illustrated with examples and exercises in every chapter, presents a novel method for teaching upper-level undergraduates about signal processing.
