IoT and Embedded Systems
24CSE695 · S6 · 4 credits
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Module 01Introduction (7 hours)expand
Introduction to Embedded Systems and Internet of Things (IOT): Architecture of Embedded Systems, Embedded Systems Development process, Architecture of Internet of Things, Applications of Embedded Systems and IOT, Design Methodology for IOT Products.
Module 02Introduction to ad-hoc/sensor networks (7 hours)expand
ARM Microcontrollers Architecture and Programming: Architecture, Instruction set, Programming ports, Timer/Counter, Serial communication, interrupts, Introduction ARM mBed platform.
Module 03MAC Protocols (8 hours)expand
Fundamentals of Python Programming & Raspberry Pi: Introduction to Python Programming, Working with functions, classes, and REST full. Web Services, Client Libraries, Introduction and programming Raspberry Pi3, Integrating Input Output devices with Raspberry Pi3.
Module 04Routing Protocols (7 hours)expand
IoT Technologies, Standards and Tools: Fundamental Characteristics and high-level requirements of 1oT, IoT Reference models; Introduction to Communication Technologies & Protocols of IoT: BLE, Wi-Fi, LORA, 3G/4G Technologies and HTTP, MQTT, COAP protocols.
Module 05QoS and Energy Management (7 hours)expand
Cloud Computing Platforms for IoT Development: 1oT Platform Architecture (IBM Internet of Things & Watson Platforms); API Endpoints for Platform Services; Devices Creation and Data Transmission; Introduction to NODE-RED and Application Deployment.
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