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    Internet of Things

    23CS2022
    Course Objectives
    • Enable the students to:
    • Understand the basic concepts of iot and device connectivity.
    • Acquire knowledge in real time data logging and data analytics on cloud.
    • Explore the potential areas utilizing embedded controllers/processors in real
    time systems.
    Course Outcomes
    • The students will be able to:
    • Understand the concept of Internet of Things along with its hardware and
    software components.
    • Recognize I/O devices, sensors & communication modules.
    • Apply techniques for remote data monitoring and device control.
    • Compare the connectivity technologies and protocols in iot.
    • Infer iot applications and case studies.
    • Create practical iot projects for real - world applications
    Module 1: Introduction to Internet of Things
    (7 Hours)
    • Content: This module covers the basic understanding of the Internet
    of Things (IoT), its origin, and its impact. It discusses the challenges in
    IoT, various IoT architectures, and the driving factors behind these
    architectures. It also compares different IoT architectures and
    presents a simplified IoT architecture.
    • Purpose: To provide a foundational understanding of what IoT is and
    the various architectural frameworks involved.
    Module 2: IoT Functional Stack (7 Hours)
    • Content: This module introduces the core functional stack of IoT,
    focusing on data management and computing. It explores concepts
    like Fog Computing and Edge Computing and their hierarchical
    structure.
    • Purpose: To educate students on the layered architecture of IoT
    systems and the role of computing at different levels of the stack.
    Module 3: The Things in IoT (7 Hours)

    • Content: This module focuses on the components that constitute IoT


    systems, such as sensors, actuators, and smart objects. It covers
    sensor networks, wireless sensor networks, and communication
    protocols for these networks, along with the connectivity of smart
    objects.
    • Purpose: To familiarize students with the physical components of IoT
    and how they interact and communicate within a network.
    Module 4: IoT Protocols (8 Hours)
    • Content: This module discusses the architecture of IoT systems using
    mobile devices, the role of mobile technology in supporting IoT
    ecosystems, and various infrastructure and service discovery
    protocols. It also covers integration technologies and tools for IoT.
    • Purpose: To provide knowledge on the communication protocols and
    technologies that enable IoT ecosystems, particularly focusing on
    mobile integration.
    Module 5: IoT Hardware & Interfaces (8
    Hours)
    • Content: This module delves into the hardware aspects of IoT,
    including the architecture and prototyping with Arduino and
    Raspberry Pi. It covers programming these devices and interfacing
    them with other components.
    • Purpose: To give hands-on experience and understanding of IoT
    hardware platforms and how to program and interface them for IoT
    applications.
    Module 6: IoT Applications (8 Hours)
    • Content: This module explores specific applications of IoT across
    various domains such as home automation, smart cities,
    environmental monitoring, energy management, retail, logistics,
    agriculture, industry, health, and lifestyle. It also includes case studies
    like smart airports and smart healthcare.
    • Purpose: To showcase the real-world applications of IoT and inspire
    students to create practical IoT projects.

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