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This document provides an introduction and overview for a Wireless Embedded Systems course. It outlines the class information including instructors, students enrolled, schedule, assessment breakdown, learning objectives, weekly topics, required textbooks and references. Regulations are also presented requiring attendance and participation from both lecturers and students. Active discussion is encouraged both during and outside of scheduled class times.

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Week 1 CourseIntroduction M11

This document provides an introduction and overview for a Wireless Embedded Systems course. It outlines the class information including instructors, students enrolled, schedule, assessment breakdown, learning objectives, weekly topics, required textbooks and references. Regulations are also presented requiring attendance and participation from both lecturers and students. Active discussion is encouraged both during and outside of scheduled class times.

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WIRELESS EMBEDDED SYSTEM

Course Introduction
02/13/2024

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Class Information

 Lecturer:
 Lecture: Đoàn Duy, Ph. D.
 Email: [email protected]
 Laboratory: Trần Hoàng Lộc, B.E.
 Email: [email protected]

 Students:
 Code: CE232.M11.MTCL
 Total: 26 Students

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Time Slice and Score

 Timing:
 Lecture: 45 lecture hours /15 weeks
 Laboratory: 30 lecture hours / 6 weeks

 Score:
 Progress: 10% (Assigments, Discussion)
 Mid-term (Group Project): 20% (presentation, report)
 Laboratory: 20%
 Final test: 50% (Multiple choice, writing)

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Objectives/Learning Outcome

1. Recognizing wireless embedded systems and its components;

2. Analyzing and designing solution for problems related to WES;

3. Having idea and solution implementation for WES problem;

4. Acquiring technical terms for future learning and working;

5. Having the right moral understanding for research and work.

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Course’s content
Presenter/In
Week Content
Charge
- Course Introduction
Week 1 Lecturer
- IoT Introduction
Week 2 Hardware Basic for IoT Lecturer
Week 3 Cloud Computing and Store Lecturer
Week 4 Wireless Embedded System design with
Lecturer
Week 5 ESP32/ESP8266
Week 6 Introduction to Vehicular AdHoc Networks Lecturer
Week 7 Energy in WES Design Lecturer
Week 8 Security in WES Design Lecturer
Week 9 Review and Group Activity Lecturer
Week 10 Wireless Sensor Network with Zigbee/Lora Student
Week 11 Bluetooth communication using NodeMCU ESP32 Student
Week 12 Wifi communication using NodeMCU ESP32 Student
Week 13 RF communication using NodeMCU ESP32 Student
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Textbook and References

[1] E. A. Lee and S. A. Seshia, “INTRODUCTION TO


EMBEDDED SYSTEMS: A Cyber-Physical System Approach,” Second
Edition, MIT Press, 2017.
[2] Steve Heath, “Embedded System Design,” Second Edition, Newnes,
Elsevier Science, Linacre House, Jordan Hill, Oxford, 2003.
[3] ESP32 Series Datasheet, Version 3.0, Espressif Systems, 2019.
[4] Steve Rackley, “Wireless Networking Technology: From Principles to
Successful Implementation,” First Edition, Newnes, Elsevier Science,
Linacre House, Jordan Hill, Oxford, 2007.
[5] Viswacheda D. V. et. al, “A Study on Vehicular Ad hoc Networks,”
Third International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Modelling and
Simulation, 2015.

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Class regulations

 Starting time: 1:00 PM every Tuesday.

 Lecturer and students must present at class on time.

 Active discussion between Lecturer and Students.

 Discussion and advice outside of class:

8:00 – 10:00 AM every Wednesday at


MS Teams: Office Hours – TS. Doan Duy
Code: 90mmfsx
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Q&A

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