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IoT Concepts for Electronics Engineering

This document outlines a course on Concepts of IoT that introduces students to the basic concepts and applications of the Internet of Things through 4 modules covering the fundamentals of IoT, prototyping with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, interfacing sensors and actuators, and domain-specific IoT applications in areas like home automation and smart cities. The course is a 4 credit open elective taken in the 6th semester of an Electronics Engineering diploma program.

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IoT Concepts for Electronics Engineering

This document outlines a course on Concepts of IoT that introduces students to the basic concepts and applications of the Internet of Things through 4 modules covering the fundamentals of IoT, prototyping with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, interfacing sensors and actuators, and domain-specific IoT applications in areas like home automation and smart cities. The course is a 4 credit open elective taken in the 6th semester of an Electronics Engineering diploma program.

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Program : Diploma in Electronics Engineering/ Electronics & Communication

Engineering

Course Code : 6042A Course Title: Concepts of IoT

Semester : 6 Credits: 4

Course Category: Open Elective

Periods per week: 4 (L:4, T:0, P:0) Periods per semester: 60

Course Objectives:

 To provide an introduction to the internet of things to an understanding level.


 To cover the concepts of IoT protocols, prototyping boards including Arduino and
Raspberry pi, sensors actuators, and protocol modules.
 To introduce domain-specific applications of IoT in home automation, smart city
application, electricity metering, and agriculture.

Course Prerequisites:

Courseco
Topic Course name Semester
de
Introduction to IT systems
IT skills I
Lab

Course Outcomes:
On completion of the course, the student will be able to:

Duration
COn Description Cognitive Level
(Hours)

CO1 Explain the concept of Internet of Things. 14 Understanding

CO2 Illustrate Arduino-based prototyping boards 15 Understanding

Demonstrate interfacing of sensors and actuators with


CO3 15 Understanding
Arduino and supporting protocols.
CO4 Illustrate domain-specific applications of IoT. 14 Understanding

Series Test 2
CO - PO Mapping:

Course
PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
Outcomes
CO1 2
CO2 2
CO3 2
CO4 2

3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped

Course Outline:

Module Duration
Description Cognitive Level
Outcomes (Hours)

CO1 Explain the concept of Internet of Things.

Differentiate Internet of Things and machine to


M1.01 4 Understanding
machine communication.

M1.02 Explain IoT architecture and its platforms 6 Understanding

M1.03 List various challenges in IoT 4 Understanding

Contents:
Introduction to IOT: Definition - Internet of Things, Machine to Machine (M2M)
communication. M2M v/s. IOT. Introduction to IOT, Understanding IoT fundamentals,
IOT Architecture. Various Platforms for IoT, Challenges in IOT.

CO2 Illustrate Arduino-based prototyping boards.

M2.01 Interpret microcontrollers. 2 Understanding

M2.02 Explain Arduino based prototyping boards 7 Understanding

M2.03 Demonstrate Raspberry pi and its features 6 Understanding


Series Test - I 1

Contents:
Prototyping Boards: Microcontrollers -Block diagram, example for microcontrollers.
Prototyping boards - Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, NodeMCU-Block diagram. Raspberry Pi
- Specifications and features, block diagram.
Demonstrate interfacing of sensors and actuators with Arduinoand
CO3
supporting protocols.
M3.01 Classify various sensors. 3 Understanding

M3.02 Interface sensors with Arduino. 4 Understanding

M3.03 Interface actuators with Arduino. 4 Understanding

M3.04 Classify various IoT protocols and modules. 4 Understanding

Contents:
Sensor & Actuators: Sensors - Overview, working, Analog and Digital. Various types of
sensors - Temperature, Distance, Humidity, Motion, Light and Gas. Actuators - Overview,
working. Various types of actuators - Relay, LEDs, Buzzer, DCMotor and Servo Motor.
Concept of shield and modules. Interfacing of sensors and actuators with Arduino
Basics of Wireless Networking - Protocols, specification, interfacing &application of
Serial(RS232), Bluetooth(HC05), Wifi(ESP8266) .

CO4 Illustrate domain-specific applications of IoT.

M4.01 Demonstrate home automation. 5 Understanding

M4.02 Explain the application of IoT in cities. 4 Understanding


Explain the application of IoT in energy and
M4.03 5 Understanding
agriculture.
Series Test - 2 1

Contents:
Domain Specific IoT: Introduction, Features. Home automation and security - Smart
lighting, intrusion detection, smoke and gas detectors. Cities- Smart Parking, Smart lighting,
Smart Roads. Energy- Smart grids, Smart metering. Agriculture- Smart Irrigation.

Text / Reference:

T/R Book Title/Author


The Internet of Things - Key Applications and Protocols, Wiley Publication,
T1
OlivierHersent, David Boswarthick, Omar Elloumi. ISBN: 9788126557653
T2 The Internet of Things , Pearson, By Michael Miller ISBN: 9789332552456
Online Resources:

[Link] Website Link


1 Arduino resources available at [Link]
2 Arduino compatibles available at [Link]
3 Getting started with Raspberry Pi, available at [Link]

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