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      Applications Support Engineering Interview

      Jan 20, 2015
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      telephone technical interview: DSP: - y(n) = x(n^3), linear?time-invariant? -impulse response h[n] = 9*n*u(n), system stable? -h[n] = [4,0,1,0,2], arrow on second element, causal? -convolution definition, difference between convolution and correlation -difference between DFT and DTFT? which one is suitable for computers -difference between DFT and FFT -Nyquist theorem -aliasing, given an example of wheel with pokes -connection between DTFT and z transform, they expect z = e^(jw) -ROC of z transform -difference between IIR and FIR C++ - advantages of OOP programming over procedure programming -recursive function, exit condition -how to have an instance of a class if the constructor is private -If class foo has private data types and private methods only, class bar inherits from class foo. how can you access the data types? -int arr[] = {1,2,3,4} for(int i = 0; i < 4; i++) { cout<<*(arr+i)<<" "; } explain this piece of code - virtual functions and virtual destructor - Matlab - meaning of @, %, ~ -difference between A^2, A.^2 -A = 1:1:100;, find every third elements -A = 1:1:100; find all elements divisible by 5 - what's path meaning? used for? Math -definite integral and indefinite integral - order of differential equation -calculate the eigenvalues of matrix [3, -1; 1, 5] -given a function, calculate left limit and right limit, whether the limit exists -left inverse....

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      - y(n) = x(n^3), linear?time-invariant? In a class, what kind of functions system will generate a default one? I know constructor....
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