Mathematical Methods Applied in Signal Processing
- Linear signals and systems, and transform theory
- System identification and classification
- Calculus
- Differential equations
- Vector spaces and Linear algebra
- Functional analysis
- Probability and stochastic processes
- Detection theory
- Estimation theory
- Optimization
- Programming
- Numerical methods
- Iterative methods
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