讲解 Reconfigurable Systems and Designs 2025/26讲解 留学生Matlab编程

Weighting %:

50%

Submission deadline (for students):

See Canvas

Authorship:

Group

Target date for

returning marked coursework:

13/01/2025

Tutor setting the work:

Mudassir Hussain

/Kaung Oo Htet/ Baochun Hou

Number of hours you are expected to work on this assignment:

20

This Assignment assesses the following module Learning Outcomes (from Definitive Module Document):

1. Demonstrate critical understanding of design methodologies for modern FPGA systems. (M1)

2. Design and implement digital signal processing algorithms on an FPGA and evaluate its performance including the environmental and societal impact; (M2, M3, M5, M7)

3. Work effectively within a team and demonstrate professional, ethical, and sustainable conduct skills. (M16, M17)

Assignment Tasks:

This assignment is intended to help you to enhance your ability to logic design and digital signal processing algorithms implementation on FPGA for an application in communication systems. It is also to develop your skill working in a group. More detail of the assignment, please see the Assignment Information in a separate document.

Submission Requirements:

You are required to submit a group report (one for each group). In the report

• You must clearly show all the design process and stages.

• All design decisions must be fully explained and justified.

• You should present the simulation results and discuss them in detail.

• Indicated the contributor of each section/chapter.

Your report must be typed and use IEEE standard two columns format. A template can be downloaded from IEEE Journal website. It should be organized and concise, and no more than five pages in length (using Arial font at font size 11). You need to submit your group report in electronic version on StudyNet/Canvas.

Marks awarded for:

1. Project planning with clear individual contribution. You must divide the task equally among group members, where you must have a group leader. At the end of project, there will be a peer assessment (each student assesses each other member student’s contribution.) (10%)

2. Report: (70 %)

a. Report presentation and layout including clarity of exposition (20%),

b. Discussion of the design methodology and process (40%),

c. Quality of analysis of simulation and synthesis results (30%),

d. Conclusions and future improvement (10%).

3. Overall performance of the design (20%)

a. Individual performance: leadership role, quality of responsible task and challenge task

Marks will only be awarded to students who have made contribution to the group assignment.

Type of Feedback to be given for this assignment:

General feedback will be provided on StudyNet and written feedback will be provided on each report.

Additional information:

•     Regulations governing assessment offences including Plagiarism and Collusion are available from

https://www.herts.ac.uk/     data/assets/pdf_file/0007/237625/AS14-Apx3-Academic-Misconduct.pdf(UPR AS14).

• Guidance on avoiding plagiarism can be found here:https://herts.instructure.com/courses/61421 (see the Referencing section)

• For postgraduate modules:

o a score of 50% or above represents a pass mark.

o late submission of any item of coursework for each day or part thereof (or for hard copy submission only, working day or part thereof) for up to five days after the published deadline, coursework relating to modules at Level 7 submitted late (including deferred coursework, but with the exception of referred coursework), will have the numeric grade reduced by 10 grade points until or unless the numeric grade reaches or is 50. Where the numeric grade awarded for the assessment is less than 50, no lateness penalty will be applied.