jiadong5/ece311_fa22_uiuc

Digital Signal Processing Lab, Newly updated by UIUC in Fall22

ECE311_FA22_UIUC

The files are uploaded to be a referance and additional materials for learning of ECE310 and ECE311 digital signal processing and its lab taught by UIUC professor Corey Snyder. Anything that the downloaders of those files do which violates UIUC Academic Intergrity should be responsibility of the downloaders themselves, If some issues related to academic intergrity did happen, I will do my best cooperating with UIUC.

Again, Those programs are not 100% correct, those are just referances and supplementary materials of this course.

§ 1‑401 POLICY STATEMENT; APPLICATION; DEFINITIONS

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Expectations of Instructors. It is the responsibility of each Instructor to establish and maintain an environment that supports academic integrity. An essential part of each Instructor’s responsibility is the enforcement of existing standards of academic integrity. If Instructors do not discourage and act upon violations of which they become aware, respect for those standards is undermined. Instructors should provide their students with a clear statement of their expectations concerning academic integrity.

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Dean. The dean of the college or head of the equivalent academic unit in which a course or examination is conducted or their designee.

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Instructor. A faculty member or authorized staff member who supervises any academic endeavor.

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