Ideas for Graduation Projects that involve lots of math

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The discussion centers on finding graduation project ideas that merge mathematics with electrical engineering, specifically in signal processing. Suggestions include reviewing the analysis behind Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) and exploring topics in computer vision and super-resolution, which offer theoretical and practical challenges. The original poster expresses uncertainty about whether their project will be original work or a review paper. The conversation highlights the potential for significant mathematical application in these areas. Overall, the focus is on leveraging mathematical concepts within the context of signal processing for a graduation project.
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I am EE majoring in signal processing with a deep interest in maths. I am looking for ideas for a graduation project that combines maths and my major.
 
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Ahmad Kishki said:
I am EE majoring in signal processing with a deep interest in maths. I am looking for ideas for a graduation project that combines maths and my major.
What about a review of the analysis behind OOFDM? Are you trying to do original work, or a review paper?
 
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Computer Vision and Super Resolution. Those two areas are rife with room for improvement as well as being highly theoretical both in experimentation and practise.

Good luck :)
 
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berkeman said:
What about a review of the analysis behind OOFDM? Are you trying to do original work, or a review paper?

I am not sure, but i don't think it will be original work.
 
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