CH0008 - ELEMENTS OF SIGNAL ANALYSIS

The verification of the students' preparation will take place with a written and oral exam on all the contents of the course.
The written exam will include two problems of data analysis of biomedical interest. The duration of the written test is two hours. The vote of the written test will be expressed in thirtieths; if the vote is less than 18/30 the written test is not considered passed and must be repeated.
The oral exam will focus on the contents of the entire program. If, after the oral exam, the final mark obtained from the average written test and oral test should be less than 18/30, the exam must be repeated in full (including written test).
The topics covered by the exam will reflect those covered during the course and present in the program elaborated in order to lead students to reflect on the links between the various topics covered. In order to pass the exam, the student must demonstrate sufficient knowledge of all the topics of the course program that will be the subject of the written test and the oral test. The student must demonstrate that he/she has well understood the concepts presented in the course. The following will also be evaluated: the ability to apply theory to concrete examples, the methodological rigor and the appropriateness of the technical language.
In detail, a vote will be assigned between:
1) 18 and 21 if he/she will demonstrate sufficient knowledge and skills in the topics of course.
2) 22 and 25 if he/she will demonstrate good knowledge and skills in all the topics of the course.
3) 26-29 if he/she will demonstrate very good knowledge and skills in all the topics of the course and a very good degree of scientific rigor.
4) 30 if he/she will demonstrate excellent knowledge and skills in all the topics of the course and a high degree of scientific rigor.
5) 30 cum laude if the student will demonstrate excellent knowledge and skills in all the topics of the course and a high degree of scientific rigor, as well as the ability to logically connect the different topics and expand beyond what has been described during the course.