Study Guide

Objective

You know the basics and connections that make up IoT.
You can build sensor/actuator systems.
You know how IoT provides value.
You can create end-to-end IoT systems connected to cloud services.
You are able to design IoT systems that can solve problems in manufacturing, healthcare or in energy systems.

Content

What are smart things? How are they programmed?
What makes the value of data produced by IoT?
How does big data analysis work and how to apply it to IoT systems?
How to link IoT systems to cloud services?

Materials

J. Fraden, Handbook of Modern Sensors - Physics, Designs and
Applications (3rd Edition), 2004.
J. S. Wilson, Sensor Technology Handbook, 2005.
Keithley, Low Level Measurements Handbook – 7th Edition
Introduction to the IoT, 2016 (available from http://iot-open.eu/)
Rayes & Salam, Internet of Things From Hype to Reality, Springer
2019
McEwen & Cassimally: Designing the Internet of Things (1st. ed.). Wiley Publishing 2013.
Donat: Jumpstarting C. Maker Media Inc 2018.
Pfister: Getting started with the internet of things. O'Reilly Media 2011.

Other material collected in the Learn platform.

Teaching methods

Scheduled track: Teaching and guidance sessions as specified in the weekly schedule. You will complete course assignments and practical assignments, and complete a final exam.

Employer connections

None

Evaluation scale

1-5

Qualifications

Computer and ICT environments
Introduction to programming
IoT electronics and measurements