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    This document outlines the course content for IT1 452 - Fundamentals of Pervasive Computing. The course appears to be divided into several parts that cover topics such as ubiquitous computing, mobile device technologies, wireless sensor networks, RFID technologies, wireless local area networks including Bluetooth, and protocols and applications for pervasive computing systems. The document lists questions for each part that will likely be answered in class or through assignments.

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    IT1452 - Fundamentals of Pervasive Computing

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    This document outlines the course content for IT1 452 - Fundamentals of Pervasive Computing. The course appears to be divided into several parts that cover topics such as ubiquitous computing, mobile device technologies, wireless sensor networks, RFID technologies, wireless local area networks including Bluetooth, and protocols and applications for pervasive computing systems. The document lists questions for each part that will likely be answered in class or through assignments.

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    The key takeaways are that pervasive computing involves integrating computing into everyday objects and environments. It aims to make computing invisible, ubiquitous and context-aware.

    The aims of pervasive computing include making computing invisible, ubiquitous and context-aware. It aims to seamlessly integrate computing capabilities into everyday objects and environments.

    Some of the key challenges in pervasive computing include developing context-aware systems, privacy and security concerns with ubiquitous sensing and computing, developing energy-efficient and low-power devices, and interoperability between heterogeneous systems and devices.

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    1. Discuss why routing protocols for fixed networ# cannot used for wireless 3ensor networ# and explain any two flat routing protocols used for sensor 4etwor#s. 2. $xplain WA* architecture. 3. $xplain the applications of pervasive computing in details.

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