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Michael Taylor <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
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Package: Electrical Engineering Study Guides
System name: eeguides
Type: GNU

Description:
This project is to create a set of tutorials about electrical engineering 
topics (specifically signal processing and communications).  Once complete, the 
various tutorials and could be put together to form a textbook-like document.  
One thing that I believe sets this project apart from other electrical 
engineering material is that it will incorperate a system of prerequisites.  
These will describe knowledge that should already be known before a person 
should read the tutorial so that they can fully understand it.  These 
prerequisites will help potential readers know if they are ready to learn the 
material covered within the tutorial.  I was also planning on including 
examples that any reader could do at home with the software package Scilab.  
Scilab has a propriatary license and I\'m not sure if it\'s considered free 
software, or not.  If it isn\'t I will have to come up with an alternative.

I would like to publish these documents under the GNU Free Documentation 
License.  I wanted to host them on Savannah so that other people can proofread, 
correct, and give any input to aid their design and completion.

The very beginning of one of the tutorials (rough draft) can be found here:  
http://www.public.iastate.edu/~javapgmr/fourier_analysis.pdf .  It is only the 
beginning but it includes one of the Scilab examples so that you can look at it 
and let me know if it will work on a Savannah project.  It also follows the 
template for all the tutorials which includes the \"About this Document\" and 
\"Prerequesits\" sections at the beginning of the tutorial.

Other Software Required:
Scilab maybe, but it isn\'t required as this project is just a series of 
documents.

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