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EE 332

Signals and Systems

Riverside State University

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Difficulty
4.0
Hard
Workload
8.5hrs / week
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4.0
Dr. Helen OkonkwoSpring 2026 · shared September 2026
Difficulty
4/5 · Hard
Workload
9 hrs/wk
Would take again
Yes

Hard but genuinely well taught. Okonkwo works through derivations slowly and will stop the lecture if the room looks lost. The weekly problem sets are long — budget two evenings, not one — and the lab writeups matter more than you expect. Exams are close to the practice sets she posts.

Advice for next time

Do the practice exams from the course page before the midterm. Office hours on Thursday are usually empty.

  • Heavy homework
  • 3 exams
  • Group projects
  • Occasional quizzes
  • Attendance sometimes taken
  • Textbook recommended
  • Fair grading
5.0
Dr. Helen OkonkwoFall 2025 · shared September 2026
Difficulty
4/5 · Hard
Workload
8 hrs/wk
Would take again
Yes

Best lecturer I had as an undergrad. The Fourier material clicks because she builds it from examples rather than starting with the transform. Emails can take a few days, so ask in class.

Advice for next time

Go to every lecture. The slides alone will not get you through the second half.

  • Moderate homework
  • 2 exams
  • Individual projects
  • Attendance optional
  • Textbook required
  • Fair grading
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