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IoT Syllabus Notes

The document outlines a syllabus for a course on the Internet of Things (IoT), covering five units that include an overview of IoT principles, prototyping methods, physical design, embedded coding, business models, and manufacturing ethics. Each unit provides explanations and expected questions to guide learning and assessment. Key topics include IoT technology, design principles, prototyping tools, embedded code, and ethical considerations in IoT development.

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IoT Syllabus Notes

The document outlines a syllabus for a course on the Internet of Things (IoT), covering five units that include an overview of IoT principles, prototyping methods, physical design, embedded coding, business models, and manufacturing ethics. Each unit provides explanations and expected questions to guide learning and assessment. Key topics include IoT technology, design principles, prototyping tools, embedded code, and ethical considerations in IoT development.

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■ Internet of Things (IoT) – Syllabus Explanation with Expected

Questions

Unit I – The Internet of Things: Overview & Internet Principles


Explanation:
• Basics of IoT, technology, history, enchanted objects, who is making IoT.
• Design principles: calm/ambient technology, privacy, ownership of data, small connected
devices.
• Internet principles: IP, TCP, UDP, DNS, IPv6, MAC, HTTP, HTTPS, protocols.
Expected Questions:
• Define IoT. Explain its technology and applications.
• What are design principles of connected devices?
• Differentiate between IPv4 and IPv6.
• Explain TCP vs UDP in IoT.
• What are HTTPS and application layer protocols?

Unit II – Prototyping: Thinking & Embedded Devices


Explanation:
• Prototyping: sketching, familiarity, costs, open vs closed source, cloud, community.
• Embedded devices: sensors, actuators, microcontrollers, SoC, Arduino, Raspberry Pi.
Expected Questions:
• Explain prototyping in IoT. Why is it important?
• Compare open source vs closed source for prototyping.
• What are sensors and actuators in IoT?
• Explain the role of Arduino/Raspberry Pi in IoT projects.
• What are microcontrollers and SoC?

Unit III – Prototyping Physical Design & Online Components


Explanation:
• Physical design: sketching, iteration, 3D printing, CNC milling, recycling.
• Online components: APIs, mashups, Curl testing, MQTT, protocols, security.
Expected Questions:
• Explain the process of prototyping physical IoT design.
• What are different methods of prototyping like 3D printing and CNC milling?
• What is an API? How is it used in IoT?
• Explain MQTT protocol in IoT.
• What are the security issues in online components?

Unit IV – Writing Embedded Code & Business Models


Explanation:
• Embedded code: memory management, battery life, debugging, libraries.
• Business models: history, canvas, make-sell-subscribe, funding, venture capital, crowdfunding.
Expected Questions:
• What are techniques for writing efficient embedded code?
• Explain memory management in IoT devices.
• Describe different IoT business models.
• How can crowdfunding support IoT startups?
• Write short notes on venture capital and open source in IoT.

Unit V – Manufacturing & Ethics


Explanation:
• Manufacture: design kits, PCBs, software, mass production, certification, testing.
• Ethics: privacy, control, crowdsourcing, environment, cautious optimism, open IoT.
Expected Questions:
• Explain the process of moving IoT devices to manufacture.
• What are PCBs? How are they manufactured for IoT devices?
• Explain different certifications needed for IoT products.
• Discuss ethical concerns in IoT (privacy, control, environment).
• What is the role of crowdsourcing in IoT?

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