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Online DSP class

A chance to benefit from some of our DSP insights free of charge, by following our online DSP class. However, attending a 'live' DSP class brings far greater benefits: more comprehensive treatment of the material; expert and interesting presentation; a chance to ask questions and have them answered. As Socrates said, 'when you ask a book a question, you always get the same answer'. prices | schedule

Courses can be offered 'on site' and 'open' classes are also held at various locations.

Contact us via email - chris@bores.com or telephone +44 (0)1483 740138 for details. Availability is subject to confirmation.

Introduction to DSP - explains the basics of DSP in an easily understandable way without resorting to too much maths. Covers aliasing, reconstruction, Fourier Transforms, resolution, filters, real world requirements
Advanced DSP - more advanced DSP covering FFT windows and matched filters
Overview of the TriMedia - introduces and explains the design considerations behind TriMedia and how it addresses the needs of OEM developers in rapdily changing multimedia markets

If you have enjoyed and valued our free on-line DSP class, pleasesend email to let us know.

This on-line class are for individual study over the Internet only. All material is copyright: you are not permitted to make copies or to print out material, for any purpose - not even for personal use or for teaching. You can buy up to date versions of this material in the form of our DSP eBooks - which can be used on your own computer, and from which you may take prints for your own individual use.