The document is a question bank covering topics related to interoperability in IoT, Arduino programming, and Python, with a focus on practical applications and examples. It includes questions on interfacing sensors with Arduino, using Python for data analysis, and setting up Raspberry Pi for IoT projects. Additionally, it addresses cloud computing, Software Defined Networking, and the challenges and advantages of integrating these technologies in IoT implementations.
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Question Bank - Module 3 & 4
The document is a question bank covering topics related to interoperability in IoT, Arduino programming, and Python, with a focus on practical applications and examples. It includes questions on interfacing sensors with Arduino, using Python for data analysis, and setting up Raspberry Pi for IoT projects. Additionally, it addresses cloud computing, Software Defined Networking, and the challenges and advantages of integrating these technologies in IoT implementations.
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Module-3:Interoperability in IoT, Arduino Programming and Python
1. Illustarte the concept of interoperability in IoT and its significance in the
development of smart systems. Explain with example of how it enhances device communication. 2. Explain how a temperature sensor (e.g., LM35) is interfaced with an Arduino. Include the necessary circuit diagram and code snippet to read the sensor data. 3. Develop a Python program to read data from a text file and calculate the average of a series of numeric values stored in the file. Explain how this skill is useful in IoT applications. 4. Demonstrate the importance of Python libraries (such as pandas and matplotlib) in IoT data analysis. Provide examples of their applications. 5. Describe the hardware features of a Raspberry Pi. How does it differ from Arduino in terms of processing power and application? 6. Explain how to set up a Raspberry Pi as an IoT hub to collect temperature and humidity data using a DHT11 sensor. Provide a step-by-step outline of the process. 7. Design a home automation system using a Raspberry Pi to control devices (e.g., lights or fans) through a web interface. 8. Apply the concept of data serialization (e.g., using JSON) to ensure interoperability between IoT devices and web application. 9. Explain the steps involved to set up a Raspberry Pi and configure it to connect to a Wi-Fi network.
Module-4: Implementation of IoT with Raspberry Pi and Cloud Computing
1. Discuss the concept of Software Defined Networking (SDN).
2. Illustrate the role of SDN in IoT implementations. 3.What are the advantages of using Raspberry Pi for IoT implementations compared to traditional microcontrollers?
4. Describe the challenges of integrating SDN with IoT.
5. Discuss the importance of data handling and analytics in IoT. 6. Explain the role of cloud computing in IoT architecture.
7. What is a Sensor-Cloud, and how does it differ from a traditional IoT-cloud
integration? 8. Analyze the significance of virtualization in cloud computing for IoT. 9. Compare and contrast edge computing and cloud computing for IoT applications.