IoT electronics and measurements (5 cr)

Objective

You know the basic components of electronics and you can incorporate them to IoT systems. You can measure amplitude and time difference with an oscilloscope. You understand the difference of analog and digital inputs. You can make simple programs to control IoT systems.

Content

What are the basic electronic components?
How are the values of basic components measured?
How is an oscilloscope used?
How can IoT systems be programmed?

Course material

Lecture notes and book suggestions with homework and lab work tasks are on the Learn platform. The completion of the course requires a learning diary. The small group works together, discuss and create a document of the important parts of the course.

Study forms and methods

You will attend teaching and guidance sessions as specified in the weekly schedule.
Your study routine is determined by the scheduled group sessions and by the self-study assignments. You will do the labs in small groups of three students.

RDI and work-related cooperation

IoT small project topic can be from elsewhere.

Timing of exams and assignments

One exam at the end of the course. Learning diary or report at the end of the course.

International cooperation

No

Student workload

135 h, of which 60 hours are worked in a classroom with theory and labs. Homeworks, exam preparations and report writing takes the rest of the time.

Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment methods and criteria

Lectures and laboratory exercises are collected to a lab diary or a lab report. A final exam.
To be settled at the course kick off.