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    Signal Computing: Digital Signals in the Software Domain

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    Reviewed by Peter Mathys, Associate Professor, CU Boulder on 7/1/19

    Comprehensiveness rating: 4

    The text has some omissions which can easily filled in by an instructor

    Content Accuracy rating: 4

    There are a number of small errors and imprecise statements that can be corrected by an instructor

    Relevance/Longevity rating: 5

    The text is organized in chapters that can easily be extended

    Clarity rating: 5

    The authors clearly made an effort to make the text accessible, sometimes at the price of sacrificing mathematical rigor

    Consistency rating: 4

    Some referrals between chapters are imprecise or indicate intent only

    Modularity rating: 5

    The text is broken up into easily digestible modules

    Organization/Structure/Flow rating: 5

    The flow/structure is good, but alternatives would be possible

    Interface rating: 5

    I did not notice any interface issues

    Grammatical Errors rating: 5

    There are occasional very minor spelling/grammatical mistakes

    Cultural Relevance rating: 5

    It's a purely technical/mathematical text

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