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Donald L. Shilling is the Herbert G. Kayser Distinguished proffesor of Electrical Engineering at the city Colledge of the City University of New York where he has been a professor since 1969.Proffessor Shilling has taught Electrical Engineering since 1956,more than32 years. His books include Electronic Circuits: Discrete and integrated; Introduction to system, circuits, and devices; Principle of Communications Systems; Digital Integrated Electronics;Electronic Circuits: Discrete and Integrated(2d edition); and Dynamic Project Management. he has also published more than 140 technical papers in the telecommunication feild. Proffesor Schilling was president of the IEEE Communication Society, a member of the board of directors of the IEEE, and editor-in-cheif of the IEEE Transaction on Communications magazine and Communication magazine.

Chapter 1: Spectral Analysis Chapter 2: Random Variables Processes Chapter 3: Amplitude-Modulation Systems Chapter 4: Frequency-Modulation Systems Chapter 5: Analog To Digital Conversion Chapter 6: Digital Modulation Techniques Chapter 7: Mathematical Representation of NoiseChapter 8: Noise in Amplitude-Modulation Systems Chapter 9: Noise In Frequency- Modulation Systems Chapter 10: Threshold In Frequency Modulation Chapter 11: Data Transmission Noise In Pulse-Code and Delta-Modulation System Chapter 12: Information Theory And Coding Chapter 13: Communications Systems And Noise Calculations Chapter 14: Telephones SwitchingChapter 15: Computer Communications Systems Chapter 16: Spread Spectrum Modulation