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IoT Systems: Design and Application (2018 Spring)
Organisation: UTU / Dept. of Future Technologies
Credit Points: 5
Responsible Person: Pasi Liljeberg
Course code: DTEK0043
Learning outcomes:
Understand challenges in Internet of Things (IoT) system design, obtain knowledge of IoT applications, understand specifications and modeling approaches for real-time and IoT systems, understand distributed embedded system hardware (sensors, actuators, processing units, memories, communication, and A/D & D/A conversion), understand distributed embedded system software, and operating systems, is able to design and implement hardware and software for a IoT application.
Contents:
Internet of Things has the potential to alter radically the way in which people interact with their environment by linking a range of devices and sensors that will allow information to be collected, shared, and processed in unprecedented ways. Topics covered include specification models and languages using shared memory or message passing communication, hardware devices such as sensors, actuators, processing units and memories, and converters, and wired/wireless communication media. Real-time operating systems and middleware will be also covered briefly. Several application areas and examples will be discussed from their common characteristics, requirements and implementation point of view. In the exercises and lab demonstrations, IoT based systems are implemented using different platforms such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Intel Galileo and Panda Board and a set of various sensors/actuators, including both software and hardware.
12.1.–2.3.2018
Lectures:
- Fri 12.1.–2.3. weekly at 10–12, 110C, Agora
Exercises:
- Wed 17.1.–28.2. weekly at 12–16, K127, Agora
- Thu 18.1.–1.3. weekly at 8–12, K127, Agora