Syllabus - Advanced IoT Systems Integration and Industrial Applications
Syllabus - Advanced IoT Systems Integration and Industrial Applications
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Name: Pablo Puig
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Pablo Puig is an experienced IT professional who has worked in many important fields like cloud
computing, big data, cybersecurity, software development, internet of things, and artificial
intelligence. His deep knowledge in these areas comes from years of practical work in the industry.
During this time, he has built and sharpened his skills to keep up with the latest changes in
technology.
Course Description
Welcome to the transformative journey into Advanced IoT Systems Integration and Industrial
Applications! In this course, we'll delve into cutting-edge topics that go beyond the basics,
covering advanced topics such as edge computing, analytics, security, and fusion of IoT with
robotics and automation technologies.
This course is tailored for professionals eager to deepen their understanding of IoT systems in
industrial contexts. Throughout the course, you'll delve into key areas such as edge computing,
data analytics, security, and the integration of IoT with robotics and automation technologies. The
emphasis is on practical skills, ensuring that you are well-equipped to apply your knowledge to
real-world industrial challenges.
By the end of this Advanced IoT Systems Integration and Industrial Applications course, learners
will be able to:
- Understand the concepts, benefits, and challenges of edge computing in industrial IoT
applications.
- Apply advanced data analytics techniques for processing and deriving insights from IoT data,
enabling data-driven decision-making in industrial applications.
- Identify and mitigate security and privacy risks in IoT systems, applying best practices and
developing comprehensive security and compliance plans for industrial applications.
- Analyze and strategize the integration of IoT systems with robotics and automation
technologies, designing holistic solutions for specific industrial use cases.
Get ready to elevate your understanding, sharpen your skills, and emerge prepared to drive
innovation in industrial settings.
Introduction of Degree program/Specialization
This course is part of a Specialization called "IoT Systems and Industrial Applications with Design
Thinking." Search for the Specialization by that title to stack credentials.
Course Outline
Learning Objectives:
• Evaluate the impact of data-driven decision-making in industrial IoT solutions.
• Apply advanced data analytics techniques to process and analyze IoT data.
• Analyze the benefits and challenges of edge computing in industrial IoT applications.
• Define the concept of edge computing and its role in IoT systems.
Learning Objectives
• Develop an IoT security and compliance plan for industrial applications.
• Evaluate the role of regulations and standards in IoT security and privacy.
• Apply best practices for securing IoT devices, networks, and data.
• Identify security and privacy risks associated with IoT systems.
Learning Objectives:
• Design a comprehensive IoT solution incorporating robotics and automation for a specific
use case.
• Analyze the impact of IoT-driven automation on productivity and efficiency in industrial
applications.
• Create strategies for integrating IoT systems with robotics and automation systems.
• Examine the role of robotics and automation technologies in industrial IoT solutions.
• Lecture videos. In each module, the concepts you need to know will be presented through a
collection of short video lectures. You may stream these videos for playback within the
browser by clicking on their titles or downloading the videos. You may also download the
slides that go along with the videos.
• Practice Quizzes. Each module will include one practice quiz, intended for you to assess your
understanding of the topics. You will be allowed unlimited attempts at each practice quiz.
Each attempt may present a different selection of questions to you. There is no time limit on
how long you take to complete each attempt at the quiz. These quizzes do not contribute
toward your final score in the class.
• Graded Exams. Each module will include 1 graded exam. You will be allowed three attempts
every eight hours at each quiz. There is no time limit on how long you take to complete each
attempt at the quiz. Each attempt may present a different selection of questions to you. Your
highest score will be used when calculating your final score in the class.
• Activities. Each module will include at least 1 activity. You will read a short prompt, then
answer several questions about the information provided. You will then be required to review
three of your peers' submissions. You can attempt these assignments multiple times. Your
highest score will be used when calculating your final score in the class.
• Discussion Prompt. Each module may include one discussion prompt. You will see the
discussion prompt alongside other items in the lesson. Individually reflect on the key points of
the prompt and draw connections to the insights you have gained.
• Readings. Each module may include several suggested readings. They are good
supplementary materials for you to further understand the course topics.
To qualify for a Course Certificate, simply start verifying your coursework at the beginning of the
course and pay the fee. Coursera Financial Aid is available to offset the registration cost for learners
with demonstrated economic needs. If you have questions about Course Certificates, please see the
help topics here.
Also, note that this course is the first in the IoT Systems & Industrial Applications with Design Thinking
Specialization offered by LearnQuest. By earning a Course Certificate in this course, you are on your
way toward earning a Specialization Certificate in IoT Systems & Industrial Applications with Design
Thinking. See more information about this Specialization here.
The following table explains the breakdown of what is required in order to pass the class and qualify
for a Course Certificate. You must pass each and every required activity in order to pass this course.
If you choose not to pay the fee, you can still audit the course. You will still be able to view all videos,
submit practice quizzes, and view required assessments. Auditing does not include the option to
submit required assessments. As such, you will not be able to earn a grade or a Course Certificate.
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Use the Learner Help Center to find information regarding specific technical problems. For example,
technical problems would include error messages, difficulty submitting assignments, or problems
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