Internet of Things: Connectivity and Data Intelligence
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Internet of Things: Connectivity and Data Intelligence
This course is part of Internet of Things (IoT) Practitioner (Exam ITP-110) Specialization
Instructor: Bill Rosenthal
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What you'll learn
Select appropriate IoT architectures, gateways, cloud services, and user interfaces tailored to your project requirements.
Evaluate microcontrollers, development boards, and power sources based on voltage, logic levels, and energy-harvesting needs.
Program and debug embedded device firmware using specialized software development kits and IoT operating systems.
Data files for this course are provided in the first course of this specialization, "Internet of Things: Foundations of Design and Development".
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There are 3 modules in this course
In this course, you'll continue developing your IoT skills by communicating using wired devices, wireless devices, and Internet protocols. You'll also process IoT device input/output, process data in the cloud, and provide machine-to-machine (M2M) communication.
This is the second course in a multi-course Specialization. All of the courses in this Specialization require that you purchase several electronics components that are used to create an IoT prototype kit. This kit is used in many of the activities to illustrate IoT concepts in a hands-on way. The total estimated cost for all parts is under $50. To source these components, consult the list of components in the course setup instructions provided in the first course.
You have set up an Internet of Things (IoT) device that can operate on its own power and connect with other devices over the Internet, but it's still missing a few ingredients commonly found in the Internet of Things. In this lesson, you'll give your device the ability to communicate over various types of connections.
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1 reading5 plugins
1 reading•Total 5 minutes
- ⚠️READ THIS FIRST⚠️•5 minutes
5 plugins•Total 220 minutes
- Lesson Introduction•5 minutes
- Communicate Using Wired Connections•70 minutes
- Communicate Using Wireless Connections•70 minutes
- Communicate Using Internet Protocols•70 minutes
- Lesson Summary•5 minutes
An important design consideration for Internet of Things (IoT) is how to distribute the processing tasks involved in acquiring, aggregating, filtering, and analyzing data. Some tasks should be performed directly on the IoT devices that acquire data from sensors. Other tasks may be delegated to a local IoT gateway or cloud services.
What's included
5 plugins
5 plugins•Total 250 minutes
- Lesson Introduction•5 minutes
- Process IoT Device Input and Output•80 minutes
- Process Data in the Cloud•80 minutes
- Provide M2M Communication•80 minutes
- Lesson Summary•5 minutes
You'll wrap things up and then validate what you've learned in this course by taking an assessment.
What's included
1 reading1 assignment
1 reading•Total 5 minutes
- Course Summary•5 minutes
1 assignment•Total 10 minutes
- Course Assessment•10 minutes
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