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Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Date: 19-06-2024

Report: 5 Days Skill development on IOT and Machine Learning

12th – 16th June 2024

Skills and knowledge inculcated beyond curriculum education is necessary to

succeed in today’s world. Our college believes in nurturing the students into a
wholesome professional and hence our students are encouraged to undergo Value
added courses to attend skill development program. These courses student to
develop a desire to keep them updated on the latest trends and improves their
technical skills further. The recent trends and to make sure that our students are
technically stronger, these Skill Development are made mandatory for all the
students in the 6th and 4th semester. It will be a 30 hour (5 days) program.
About the Skill Development Program
Skill Development is formulated to enhance the knowledge and skill using IoT and
Machine Learning Concept for implementing Real World Applications in the field
of Communication. The Skill Development program will cover complete
understanding of IOT and Machine Learning concepts followed by hands on
sessions including applications.
Specific objectives of the Skill development program are:
 Participants will learn how to interface with IoT devices, including sensors
and actuators, through practical exercises and demonstrations.
 Explore knowledge about different wireless communication protocols
commonly used in IoT, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and LoRaWAN.
 Understand how to collect, process, and analyze data from IoT devices using
various techniques and tools.
 Understand the concept of Machine Learning with Practical Exercises.
 Opportunity to develop simple IoT applications or prototypes, integrating
hardware and software components.
 Outcome:

 Understanding of IoT and Machine Learning concepts.

 Get hands-on experience working with IoT devices and implementing
machine learning algorithms.
 Participants may have developed project ideas or prototypes that they can
further explore or implement in their own work or research

Day 1 : 12th June 2024 :

The inaugural ceremony of Skill Development program on “ IOT and Machine
Learning ” In Association with Karunda Technologies Private Limited commenced
with the lighting of lamp by a group of dignitaries of – Dr.G.Indumathi, Principal,
Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore. Dr. Varalatchoumy M Head of
Department, Resource Person Mr Mahesha D and Mr Harish. Prof. Sreekantha B
formally welcomed all the dignitaries present on the dais, participants and
colleagues. Principal addressed the gathering and mentioned about the significance
of Skill Development and its aims about bringing out the technical competence
among the students. Dr. Varalatchoumy M addressed the gathering and marks
importance of Skill Development and how it helps in the Mini Projects. She
motivated everyone to actively participate in the program to get benefited. In her
address, she briefed about the importance of the topic and our esteemed resource
persons. In the end, Prof Sreekantha B offered a vote of thanks. He thanked
Management of Cambridge Institute of Technology, Bengaluru for provide all the
necessary resource and infrastructure for the conduction of such programs,
Principal, HOD and all invited guests and participants for gracing the occasion by
their solemn presence.
MOU Signed between Karunadu Technologies Private Limited and
Cambridge Institute of Technology Bengaluru

The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Karunadu Technologies and

Cambridge Institute of Technology likely outlines a formal agreement between the
two entities. Here's a typical breakdown of what such an MOU might cover:

1. Parties Involved: It specifies the names and details of the parties entering into
the agreement, which in this case are Karunadu Technologies and Cambridge
Institute of Technology.
2. Purpose: The MOU will state the purpose of the collaboration. For instance,
Karunadu Technologies might be interested in partnering with Cambridge Institute
of Technology to enhance research capabilities, collaborate on projects, or explore
academic and technological exchanges.

3. Scope: It outlines the scope of the collaboration, detailing the specific areas or
projects where both parties will cooperate. This could involve joint research
initiatives, student exchange programs, faculty development, or sharing of
resources and expertise.

4. Duration: The agreement specifies the duration for which the MOU is valid.
This could be a specific number of years or until the completion of certain agreed-
upon projects.

5. Roles and Responsibilities: It delineates the responsibilities of each party

involved in the collaboration. For instance, Karunadu Technologies might agree to
provide funding or technological resources, while Cambridge Institute of
Technology might commit to offering academic expertise or facilities.

6. Intellectual Property: Typically, MOUs address intellectual property rights,

clarifying ownership of any innovations, research outcomes, or inventions
resulting from the collaboration.

7. Confidentiality: There may be provisions regarding confidentiality, outlining

how sensitive information shared between the parties will be protected.

8. Dispute Resolution: Procedures for resolving disputes or disagreements that

may arise during the course of the collaboration are often included.

9. Termination Clause: Conditions under which either party can terminate the
agreement are specified, including reasons for termination and any required notice
period.
10. Signatures: Finally, the MOU is signed by representatives of both parties,
indicating their agreement to the terms and conditions outlined.
Finally, the MOU between Karunadu Technologies and Cambridge Institute of
Technology is a formal document that establishes the framework for their
collaboration, setting out goals, responsibilities, and guidelines to ensure mutual
benefits from their partnership in technological and academic endeavors.
Day One First Technical Talk: The first Technical talk about the basic of IOT
and its application.
Day One Hands on Session: The topics covered I Day on Hands on session:
Introduction to IoT:

Introduction to IOT
1. Brief History and evolution of IoT
2. Dataflow in IoT(How does the internet work?)
3. Understanding IoT architecture
4. IoT applications around the world
5. Risks, Privacy, and Security(through case studies)

IoT Protocols:
1. Protocols and stack
2. TCP/IP Application Layer
3. IoT Wireless Protocols
4. IoT Communications Channels
5. IoT network protocols
6. Comparison of Network Protocols
7. Application Protocols: HTTP, CoAP, MQTT, AMQP
8. Communication APIs: REST-based, WebSocket-based
9. Network Layer: IPv4, IPv6, 6LoWPAN

Introduction to Embedded Systems:

1. Generic Embedded Systems Structure
2. Components of Embedded Systems
3. Sensors and Actuators
Introduction to Microcontrollers:
1. Architecture of Microcontrollers
2. About Various Microcontrollers
3. Compilation and Interpretation
4. Market Survey of Microcontrollers Production
5. Micro controller peripherals usage - Timers, Counters, Interrupts and its sources
6. Communication protocols I - UART, SPI, I2C, CAN

Day 2 : 13th June 2024 :

Day 2 begins with the sessions as follows:-

Arduino Uno and IDE basics:
1. Introduction to Arduino
2. About Arduino UNO and IDE
3. Arduino Sketch
4. Pins
5. Arduino Shields
6. Hands-on working with GPIOs, Analog I/Os, Memory usage
7. Interfacing IoT sensors and Actuators
8. Debug applications using Arduino IDE
9. What is firmware
10. Arduino Programming Basics
11. About Inbuilt Functions in Arduino IDE
12. UART Serial communication protocol and other protocols
13. Serial Communication and Serial Monitor
Day 3 : 14th June 2024 :
Interfacing with Arduino:
Basic Digital Operated Devices:
1. Interfacing Led and Multiple LED
2. Interfacing RRB LED
3. Mini Project on Traffic Light
4. Interfacing Push button
5. Interfacing Buzzer
6. Interfacing Relay
7. Introduction to analog operations with Examples
8. Interfacing Relay
9. Interfacing LCD(16X2)
10. Seven Segment Display

Serial monitor:
1. Introduction to Serial communication
2. Sample program to understand Serial communication operation
3. Controlling different things through Serial monitor
4. Displaying sensor data on Serial Monitor
5. Interfacing to different microcontroller boards
6. Controlling various components through Bluetooth and Android app

Sensors:
1. Interfacing IR Sensor
2. Interfacing Soil moisture Sensor
3. Interfacing LDR Sensor
4. Interfacing Temperature/Humidity Sensor
5. Interfacing Ultrasonic Sensor
Connecting Devices to cloud:
1. Introduction to Different types of Clouds
2. Creating Thinks Speak Cloud
3. Uploading Sensor data to cloud
4. Demonstration of different clouds with examples
Day 4 : 15th June 2024 :
Day Four practise and Quiz Conduction As an initiative towards enhancing the
students’ existing skills sets and aligning it to the industry expectation, the day
four begins with practise session and followed by a quiz.
Practise and Quiz Conduction This online quiz and worksheet has several
questions for you that will test your knowledge of IoT
This quiz and worksheet will test your understanding of:

Application of IOT

Sensor
Day 5: 16th June 2024: Quiz Conduction, Certificate Distribution and
Valedictory

The students who have successfully completed the Skill Development is awarded
Certificate, duly signed by the Authorized signatories.

Group Photos:-
Feedback Analysis:-
No.of Students Attended: 104
Program outcome and Program Specific outcome Mapping

Program Outcome:-

PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO6, PO7, PO8, PO9, PO12

Program Specific Outcome:-

PSO1, PSO2, PSO3

Signature of Convener Signature of HOD

Prof. Sreekantha B Dr. Varalatchoumy M