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Internet of Things (IoT) Lab

The document outlines a curriculum for an Internet of Things (IoT) lab, spanning from fundamental concepts to practical applications using Arduino, ESP8266, and Raspberry Pi. It includes weekly topics, hands-on projects, and case studies focused on smart home automation, fire detection, secure locks, smart city management, and autonomous vehicles. The objectives aim to equip students with the skills to design and implement IoT systems while enhancing their problem-solving abilities.

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Internet of Things (IoT) Lab

The document outlines a curriculum for an Internet of Things (IoT) lab, spanning from fundamental concepts to practical applications using Arduino, ESP8266, and Raspberry Pi. It includes weekly topics, hands-on projects, and case studies focused on smart home automation, fire detection, secure locks, smart city management, and autonomous vehicles. The objectives aim to equip students with the skills to design and implement IoT systems while enhancing their problem-solving abilities.

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Internet of Things (IoT) Lab

Week 1 Fundamentals of IoT, Processor Architectures, and Digital vs. Analog Systems

Week 2 Getting Started with Arduino: Basics, Setup, and LED Blinking

Week 3 Interfacing Arduino with Sensors and Actuators: LDR, Ultrasonic Sensor, and Servo Motor

Week 4 Getting Started with ESP8266: Basics, Arduino IDE Setup, and LED Blinking

Week 5 Publishing Sensor Data to ThingSpeak Using ESP8266 NodeMCU

Week 6 Getting Started with Raspberry Pi: Introduction and Ubuntu OS Installation

Week 7 Setting Up WiFi on Raspberry Pi and Viewing It from a Laptop

Week 8 Set Up and Connect a Raspberry Pi Camera Module

Week 9 – 12 Each student must review the following case studies and complete any one of them,
ensuring proper output and documentation

Case Study 1
AI-IoT-Based Smart Home Automation: Enhancing Lighting, Temperature Control, and Security
Case Study 2
An IoT Based Fire Accident Detection and Deforestation Monitoring System Using Drone
Case Study 3
Building a Secure Smart Lock Using Face Recognition Technology
Case Study 4
Smart City Management: This project uses AI to optimize city infrastructure such as streetlights,
traffic signals, and parking systems by analyzing real-time data from IoT devices.
Case study 5
Autonomous Vehicles: This project involves using AI algorithms to enable self-driving cars and other
autonomous vehicles by analyzing data from IoT sensors and cameras.

Objectives
Objective 1: To enable students to design, build, and implement interactive IoT systems using
microcontrollers like Arduino, ESP8266 NodeMCU
Objective 2: To enable students to design, build, and implement interactive computing and IoT
systems using the Raspberry Pi platform
Objective 3: To develop problem-solving, analytical, and technical skills by reviewing and
implementing a selected case study.

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