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Iot Syllabus

The Internet of Things (IoT) involves connecting everyday objects like home appliances and sensors to the internet. This allows the objects to collect and share data to take actions. For example, a smart building may use sensors to automatically adjust heating and lighting. IoT impacts people by connecting devices like cars to calendars to optimize routes to meetings. The concept evolved as wireless internet and embedded sensors advanced, allowing technology to serve both personal and professional uses. The term "Internet of Things" was coined in 1999 to describe linking objects to the internet through RFID tags.

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Iot Syllabus

The Internet of Things (IoT) involves connecting everyday objects like home appliances and sensors to the internet. This allows the objects to collect and share data to take actions. For example, a smart building may use sensors to automatically adjust heating and lighting. IoT impacts people by connecting devices like cars to calendars to optimize routes to meetings. The concept evolved as wireless internet and embedded sensors advanced, allowing technology to serve both personal and professional uses. The term "Internet of Things" was coined in 1999 to describe linking objects to the internet through RFID tags.

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The Internet of Things is the concept of everyday objects - from industrial machines to wearable devices -

using built-in sensors to gather data and take action on that data across a network. So it's a building that uses
sensors to automatically adjust heating and lighting. Or production equipment alerting maintenance personnel to
an impending failure. Simply put, the Internet of Things is the future of technology that can make our lives more
efficient.

How does it Impact you?

"Anything that can be connected will be connected." Say for example you are on your way to a meeting; your
car could have access to your calendar and already know the best route to take. The reality is that the IoT allows
for virtually endless opportunities and connections to take place, many of which we can't even think of or fully
understand the impact of today.

History of the Internet of Things

We've been fascinated with gadgets that function on a grander scale for decades (think spy movie-type stuff)
- but it's only been in the past several years that we've seen the IoT's true potential. The concept evolved as
wireless Internet became more pervasive, embedded sensors grew in sophistication and people began
understanding that technology could be a personal tool as well as a professional one. The term "Internet of
Things" was coined in the late 1990s by entrepreneur Kevin Ashton. Ashton, who's one of the founders of the
Auto-ID Center at MIT, was part of a team that discovered how to link objects to the Internet through an RFID
tag. He said he first used the phrase "Internet of Things" in a presentation he made in 1999 - and the term has
stuck around ever since.
Introduction to IOT

What Is the Internet of Things (IoT)

Current Business Trends in IOT

Benefits of IOT

Barriers of IOT

Case Study

IoT Architecture

Sensors

What are Sensors and Actuators?

Types of Sensor & their Significance

IOT Communication Layer

Communication Technology

Raspberry PI

Wireless & Bluetooth

IoT protocols: MQTT/MQTTS


Cloud

Introduction to Cloud Computing

Introduction to Amazon Web Servers

AWS IOT Implementations

IOT Frame Work

Introduction to IOT Frame Work

Types of Framework available in Market - Windows, Microsoft Azure


Detailed Syllabus and Projects Involved

Introduction to Internet of Things


• What is Internet?
• The Technology "Internet of Things"
• Usefulness of IoT
• Professional Benefits
•Application of IoT
• New and Upcoming Technologies.

Introduction to Embedded System:


• Components of embedded systems.
• The controlling unit “Microcontroller”.
• Hardware parts.

Sensors, Demystified.
• Sensors specification
• How to use sensors.
• Types of sensors.

Integrating peripherals.
• Peripherals explanation.
• Understanding communication protocols
• Serial and parallel communication.
• UART, SPI, I2C communication.

Interfacing arduino and sensors


• Explanation of software and hardware.
• The Arduino IDE.
• Programming the sensors.

Introduction to internet protocols


• Transmission control/ Internet Protocol.
• Used datagram protocol.
• Network topologies.
• Understanding IPv4 & IPv6.

SMART HOME CONCEPT


• Motors
• IR Sensors
• Temperature sensor
• LDR
• Relay
• Water level indicator.
Creating web page using arduino programming with basic HTTP
• Preface to Hyper Text Markup Language coding
• Elements of HTML.
• HTTP.
• Interfacing Basic Shield with Arduino
• Lighting up several LED’s in a Wishful Pattern
• Working on Switch, BUZZER and implementing with Arduino for better grasping of
concepts. Interfacing Motors through sensors via Arduino.

• Serial and Parallel Communication.


• Hello to Analog I/P and O/P.
• Introduction to ADC
• Interfacing Potentiometer and LDR with ARDUINO
• Interfacing Motor Driver with ARDUINO
• Speed Control of Motors using PWM

• Introduction to Temperature sensor.


• Applications of temperature sensor.

• Testing of temperature sensor.


• Integrating of temperature sensor with microcontroller.
• Temperature control over the internet.
• Introduction to LDR.
• Advanced applications of LDR.
• Testing of LDR.
• Integrating LDR with microcontroller
• Light control over internet.
• Introduction to RELAYS
• Pin description of various relays.
• How to check relays?
• Integration of relays with microcontroller.
• Integrating Digital Signals.
• Switching of relays to control temperature and light over the internet.
• Introduction to Water level indicator.
• Application of water level indicator.
• Integration with microcontroller.
• Getting water levels onto internet.
• Introduction to PULSE SENSOR.
• Pulse measurement
• Introduction to Processing Command Window.
• Generating graph of pulse on processing window.
• ULTRASONIC SENSOR
• Application of Ultrasonic Sensor.
• Integrating with microcontroller
• Distance measurement using Ultrasonic Sensor
• Feeding data of distance over the internet.

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