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While
submitting assignments, please make sure you follow the requirements
mentioned in the assignment header. Additionally, take into account the
following:
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details
answers/solutions are required, not only the final formula/result, including
all intermediate steps. All symbols used must be defined, including units,
unless they are defined in question statement.
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do
not repeat (cut-and-paste) question statements: just cite number/part, e.g.
Question 2, part B…
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include
numerical values where appropriate (e.g. for power/energy, BER, etc.)
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move
Matlab codes into appendix, but include simulation results (figures) into the
main answer and discuss them thoroughly (compare theory and simulations,
explain the differences etc.). Keep in mind that the course is not about
Matlab so I’ll not mark your codes, but I’ll mark your answers. All key
equations must be included in the answers, with detailed explanations.
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format
figures properly so that everything is clearly visible (e.g. font size is
large enough) and the axis scale is appropriate to show the key points (so
that the figure space is not wasted)
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do
not use black/dark background as this makes figures unreadable. Make sure
everything is clearly visible when printed. Remember if I cannot read it, I
cannot give you credit for it (which lowers your mark).
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use
common sense and compare you submission to what you see in e.g. books: do
they look alike? equally clear/readable? Handwritten answers are OK as long
as they are readable.
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