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Pamantasan NG Cabuyao: College of Engineering

This document provides a summary of a final exam for a digital signal processing course. It includes three sections - code analysis and tracing, identifying required syntax and functions in Octave, and problem solving. For each question, students are asked to provide solutions in Octave including code, functions, and outputs. Points are awarded for correct solutions and syntax. The summary provides the high-level structure of the exam and indicates it contains questions testing code tracing, Octave syntax and functions, and problem solving skills.

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Pamantasan NG Cabuyao: College of Engineering

This document provides a summary of a final exam for a digital signal processing course. It includes three sections - code analysis and tracing, identifying required syntax and functions in Octave, and problem solving. For each question, students are asked to provide solutions in Octave including code, functions, and outputs. Points are awarded for correct solutions and syntax. The summary provides the high-level structure of the exam and indicates it contains questions testing code tracing, Octave syntax and functions, and problem solving skills.

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Prepared by: Engr Oliver A.

Medina_
Pamantasan ng Cabuyao Faculty
College of Engineering Checked by: Engr. Anna-liza F. Sigue
Program Head
2nd Semester / A.Y. 2018 – 2019
FINAL EXAMINATION Noted by: Engr. Mary Grace P Beano
Dean

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Student Name Section Date Time Score

I. Code analysis and tracing: Analyze the given code and trace the output.

Correct solution has been given 1 pt


Correct syntax of the function has been supplied 2 pts

Code Result
1. Explain why this code does what it does. 2. Find a short OCTAVE expression to build the matrix
n = 10;
for j = 1:n
n = n-1;
j
end
4. Give a OCTAVE expression that multiplies two vectors
to obtain

3. Give a OCTAVE expression that multiplies


two vectors to obtain
5. A version of B with rows 2 and 3 swapped (reference is problem #2)

II. Identify the required syntax//function for Octave to perform the required task.
Correct function has been identified 2pts
Correct syntax has been used 1pt

1.Create a Vector that has the following 6. Convert image to binary, black and white, by
elements: [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] threshold.
2.Create column vectors that has the following 7. Convert a grayscale or binary intensity image to an
elements: 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 respectively. indexed image
3. Read an image as a matrix from the file 8-10.Give the function that would split the image’s color
filename or from the online resource url. to 3 regions on red. blue, green
4. Write images in various file formats.
5. Trace the boundaries of the objects in a binary
image

III. Problem Solving: Supply the syntax and give the output.
Correct syntax of the function has been supplied 1pt
Correct output been supplied 2 pts

1. Enter 2 matrices

Try to solve for the result of the following:

EXPRESSION OUTPUT EXPRESSION OUTPUT


1. A + 5 2. A+B

3. A-B 4. A*B

5. A^2

CpE112 – Digital Signal Processing 1


Prepared by: Engr Oliver A. Medina_
Pamantasan ng Cabuyao Faculty
College of Engineering Checked by: Engr. Anna-liza F. Sigue
Program Head
2nd Semester / A.Y. 2018 – 2019
FINAL EXAMINATION Noted by: Engr. Mary Grace P Beano
Dean

Answer I
1. Vector [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10]; 6.im2bw()
2. column_vector = [1;2;3;4;5]; 7.gray2ind()
3. imread( ); 8. rgbImage(:,:,1); % Red channel
4. imwrite(); 9. rgbImage(:,:,2); % Green channel
5. bwboundaries 10. rgbImage(:,:,3); % Blue channel

Answer II

1. j= 1 it prints the value of j with a format “j=” 2. b = [1:7; 9:-2:-3; 2.^(2:8)]


j= 2
j= 3
j= 4
j= 5
j= 6
j= 7
j= 8
j= 9
j = 10
3.d = (0:4)' * [1 1 1] 4. d = [1 1 1]' * (1:5)
5. display([1 0 0; 0 0 1; 0 1 0] * b);

1. 6 7 2. 6 8 3. -4 -4 4. 19 22 5. 7 10
8 9 10 12 -4 -4 43 50 15 22

IIIAnswer

CpE112 – Digital Signal Processing 2

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