Interactive web-based signal processing tutor

Abstract

This dissertation report details an account of developing an interactive online learning tool on Digital Signal Processing (DSP) content which facilitates students and industry group. Basically, it helps to establish a clear understanding on what the whole project is about, how it was developed, the testing and results, the problem met and lastly the further work recommendations. Development of the web tool was carried out by first researching on related Internet topics and looking out for suitable software tools and languages to be used. Some brainstorming was also done on possible features which users would prefer. This was followed by the narrowing down of the necessary functions the project would be providing. After which the web tool was build up and coded. Testing was carried out regularly to iron out any errors. The resulting web tool had satisfies the goals of the project although its functionality was faintly imperfect due to insufficient time - thus the web tool usability criterion was pleasing. Nevertheless, opportunities for further work are feasible and it is recommended for future enhancement.