L. D.

College of Engineering
Opp. Gujarat University, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad - 380015

Branch: Computer Engineering

IoT – INTERNET OF THINGS (3160716)

Semester: VI (Term :- 2023-2024)

Faculty Details:
Dr. Chirag Thaker

Dr. Rajyalakshmi Jaiswal

Prof. Amita Shah

 Certificate

This is to certify that Mr./Ms. __________________________,

Enrollment Number____________________ has satisfactorily completed
the practical work in _________________________ subject in Semester 6
in computer engineering at L D College of Engineering,
Ahmedabad-380015.

Date of Submission :- ______________________________

Staff in – Charge :- _____________________________________________________________

Head of Department :- ________________________________________________________

 INDEX

Sr.
CO AIM Date Pg.No. Grade Sign
No.

CO1 Study the pin design of a) Arduino UNO micro 29/01/2024

1 controller b) Raspberry Pi

To interface LED/Buzzer with Arduino/

2 CO1 Raspberry Pi and write programs to turn 05/02/2024
ON LED for 1 sec after every 5 secs.

To interface DHT11 sensor with Arduino. Write

3 CO1 program to print temperature and humidity 12/02/2024
reading.

To interface OLED with Arduino. Write

4 CO1 program to print temperature and humidity 19/02/2024
reading.

To interface Bluetooth with Arduino/ Raspberry

5 CO1 Pi and write a program to send sensor data to 26/02/2024
smartphone using Bluetooth.

CO2 Write program on Arduino/ Raspberry Pi 04/03/2024

6 for MQTT publishing process.
Write program on Arduino/ Raspberry Pi for
7 CO2 11/03/2024
MQTT subscription process.
Study any one IoT technology like
8 CO2 FASTag, tracking and monitoring. Write its 18/03/2024
detailed communication protocols used.

Write program on Arduino/ Raspberry Pi to

9 CO3 upload temperature and humidity data to 08/04/2024
the Thingspeak cloud.

Case Study :
10 1.​ Pick and study a real life
CO4 15/04/2024
challenge in a application area.
2.​Write the Problem.

3.​ Analyze how the problem can be

solved using IoT.
4.​ Assume that you have to develop the
IoT solution for the problem -List the choice
of selection of items like sensor,
microcontroller, and communication protocol
based on parameters like cost, efficiency,
performance and size.
Develop a project on IoT application using
11 CO5 Arduino or Raspberry Pi or with 15/04/2024
Tinkercad simulation software tool.
 INDEX

Sr.
CO AIM Date Pg.No. Grade Sign
No.
Assignment 1 (Unit 1 - Introduction to Internet of
1 CO1 Things) (CO-1) 29/01/2024

Assignment 2 (Unit 2 - Sensors, Microcontrollers,

2 CO1 and Their Interfacing) (CO-1) 05/02/2024

CO2 Assignment 3 (Unit 3 - Protocols for IoT) (CO-2) 12/02/2024

3

CO3 Assignment 4 (Unit 4 - Cloud for IoT) (CO-3) 26/02/2024

4

Assignment 5 (Unit 5 - Application Building with

5 CO4 IoT) (CO-4) 04/02/2024

Assignment 6 (Unit 6 - Arduino and Raspberry

6 CO5 Pi) (CO-5) 11/03/2024

Assignment 7 (Unit 7 - IoT Security) (CO-3)

7 CO3 08/04/2024
 L. D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad

Department of Computer Engineering

Subject Name: Internet of Things Subject Code:3160716 Term:
2023-24
Rubrics ID Criteria Marks Good Satisfactory Need
Improvemen
t

RB1 Regularity 02 High (>70%) Moderate (40- Poor (0-40%)

70%)
RB2 Problem 04 Apt & Full Limited Very Less
Analysis & Identification of Identification Identification of
Development of the Problem & of the Problem the Problem /
the Solution Complete / Incomplete Very Less
Solution for the Solution for Solution for the
Problem the Problem Problem
RB3 Viva 04 All questions Delayed & Very few
responded partially correct questions
Correctly response answered correctly

SIGN OF FACULTY
 L. D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad
Department of Computer Engineering
LABORATORY PRACTICALS ASSESSMENT
Subject Name: Internet of Thing Subject Code:3160716​ Term: 2023-24
Enrollment Number:​ Name:

Marks Out of 10
Srno Title CO Date RB1 RB1 RB1 Total Signature
(2) (4) (4)
1 Practical 1 CO1
2 Practical 2 CO1
3 Practical 3 CO1
4 Practical 4 CO1
5 Practical 5 CO1
6 Practical 6 CO2
7 Practical 7 CO2
8 Practical 8 CO2
9 Practical 9 CO3
10 Practical 10 CO4
11 Practical 11 CO5

Total Sign
CO1
CO2
CO3
CO4
CO5
 Practical 1

Aim: Study the pin design of a) Arduino UNO micro controller b) Raspberry Pi.

Theory and Procedure:

Signature of faculty:​
 Practical 2
Aim: To interface LED/Buzzer with Arduino/ Raspberry Pi and write
programs to turn ON LED for 1 sec after every 5 secs.

Theory and Procedure:

Demonstrate it in Tinker cad software as

well as h/w tool

Components required:

1.​ An LED (any color works fine)

2.​ A 220 Ohm Resistor
3.​ An alligator clip (not essential but makes the circuit easier)
4.​ Fourteen small and smooth rocks from the a western pacific island (not essential but
adds an esoteric feel)

NOTE: On most Arduino boards there is an LED soldered right by pin 13 – it is

actually connected to pin 13 – so ifyou do not have an LED laying around (or a
resistor for that matter), you can use the board mounted LED – it willblink with the
same sketch.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS (as per given below)

1.​ Insert the short leg of the LED into the GND pin on your Arduino (use the
GND pin closest to pin 13).
2.​ Connect the 220 Ohm resistor to pin 13 on the Arduino. It doesn’t matter
which way you connect the resistor.
3.​ Use the alligator clip to connect the long leg of the LED to the other leg of the
resistor. If you do not have analligator clip, twist the two leads together as best
you can to get a steady electrical connection.
4.​ Plug the Arduino board into your computer with a USB cable.
5.​ Open up the Arduino IDE.
6.​ Open the sketch for this section.
7.​ Click the Verify button on the top left. It should turn orange and then back to
blue.
8.​ Click the Upload button. It will also turn orange and then blue once the
sketch has finished uploading to yourArduino board.
9.​ Now monitor the Arduino board – the LED should be blinking.
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Output : (pics/snapshots)

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