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Diploma Course Syllabus Embedded Systems and IoT

This document outlines the syllabus for an embedded systems and IoT diploma course. The syllabus covers 14 units on topics such as basic electronics components, embedded systems, C programming, and assembly language. Students will learn about components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors, as well as microcontrollers, memory, programming in C, and interfacing with sensors and actuators.

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Diploma Course Syllabus Embedded Systems and IoT

This document outlines the syllabus for an embedded systems and IoT diploma course. The syllabus covers 14 units on topics such as basic electronics components, embedded systems, C programming, and assembly language. Students will learn about components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors, as well as microcontrollers, memory, programming in C, and interfacing with sensors and actuators.

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DIPLOMA COURSE SYLLABUS EMBEDDED

SYSTEMS AND IOT

Unit No 1: Basic Electronics Components (35 hours)


1. Introduction to Basic Electronics
Definition and significance of basic electronics components
Overview of their role in electronic circuits
2. Resistors
Introduction to Resistors
Definition, symbol, and types
Color Code and Resistance Calculation
Understanding resistor color codes
Ohm's Law and Resistive Circuits
Application of Ohm's Law in resistive circuits
Power Ratings and Voltage Division
Calculating power dissipation and voltage division in resistive
circuits
3. Capacitors
Introduction to Capacitors
Definition, symbol, and types
Capacitance and Capacitor Codes
Understanding capacitance values and codes
Charging and Discharging of Capacitors
Time constants and exponential charging/discharging
Series and Parallel Capacitor Configurations
Analyzing capacitors in series and parallel circuits
4. Inductors
Introduction to Inductors
Definition, symbol, and types
Inductance and Inductor Codes
Understanding inductance values and codes
5. Semiconductors
Introduction to Semiconductors
Properties of semiconductors
Diodes
Types of diodes (rectifier diodes, light-emitting diodes)
Diode characteristics and applications
Transistors
Types (bipolar junction transistors, field-effect transistors)
Transistor amplification and switching
6. Introduction to Digital Electronics
Overview of digital electronics
Distinction between digital and analog systems
Importance in modern technology
Binary Number System
Basics of binary representation
Conversion between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal
Binary arithmetic operations
Logic Gates and Boolean Algebra
Introduction to logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR,
XNOR)
Truth tables and logic gate behavior
Boolean algebra principles and theorems
Boolean Simplification Techniques
Combinational Logic Circuits
Multiplexers and Demultiplexers
Encoders and Decoders
Adders and Subtractors
Sequential Logic Circuits
Flip-flops: SR, JK, D, T flip-flops
Latches and their applications
Counters: Ripple Counters, Synchronous Counters
Registers
Introduction to registers
Digital Arithmetic Circuits
Binary addition and subtraction
Binary multiplication and division
Arithmetic Logic Units (ALUs)
Digital Integrated Circuits
Overview of digital IC families (TTL, CMOS)
Applications and characteristics
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Fundamentals
Integrated Circuits (ICs)
Introduction to ICs
Definition and types of integrated circuits
Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps)
Basic characteristics and applications
Timer ICs
Applications of timer ICs like the 555 timer
7. Passive and Active Components
Passive Components
Resistors, capacitors, and inductors
Active Components
Semiconductors, transistors, and integrated circuits
Role in Electronic Circuits
Understanding the interaction of passive and active
components in circuits
8. Power Sources and Batteries
Power Supplies
AC and DC power sources
Batteries
Types of batteries and their applications
Battery characteristics and maintenance
9. Sensors and Transducers
Types of Sensors
Temperature sensors, light sensors, motion sensors, etc.
Transducers
Converting one form of energy to another
Examples in electronic devices
10. Potentiometers and Variable Resistors
Introduction to Potentiometers
Definition and types
Applications in Circuits
Voltage division, volume control, etc.
11. Switches and Relays
Types of Switches
Toggle switches, push-button switches, etc.
Introduction to Relays
Basic operation and applications
12. Transformers
Introduction to Transformers
Basic principles and construction
Transformer Types and Applications
Power transformers, audio transformers, etc.
13. Crystal Oscillators and Frequency Control
Crystal Oscillators
Introduction and applications
14. Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)
Introduction to PCBs
Role in electronic circuits
PCB Design and Fabrication
Basics of designing and manufacturing PCBs
15. Case Studies and Practical Applications
Real-world Examples
Analyzing electronic circuits in common devices
Hands-on Projects
Building simple circuits to reinforce learning
16. Safety Considerations in Electronics
Handling Electronic Components
Recycling Electronics
Proper disposal and recycling methods
17. Future Trends in Electronics Components
Emerging Technologies
Overview of current research and advancements

Unit No 2: Introduction to Embedded Systems (15


hours)
1. Definition and Characteristics of Embedded Systems
How embedded systems are designed for specific tasks
Resource Constraints
Discussing limitations in terms of memory, processing power,
and energy
2. Applications of Embedded Systems
Consumer Electronics
Examples: Smartphones, Digital Cameras, Home Appliances.
Automotive Systems
Embedded Control in Vehicles, Advanced Driver Assistance
Systems (ADAS)
Industrial Automation
PLCs, Robotics, Process Control
Medical Devices
Embedded Systems in Healthcare, Medical Imaging Devices.
3. Embedded System Components and Architecture
Microcontrollers vs. Microprocessors
Differentiating between microcontrollers and microprocessors
Memory Systems
ROM (Read-Only Memory) and RAM (Random Access Memory)
Overview of interfaces for communication with external
devices
Embedded System Architecture
Von Neumann vs. Harvard architecture
Integrated CPU, Memory, Input/Output peripherals
Example microcontroller architectures (e.g., ARM, AVR, PIC)
CPU-centric design with external components for I/O
4. Role of Embedded Systems in Daily Life
Smart Home Systems
IoT devices controlling home appliances
Wearable Technology
Fitness trackers, smartwatches
Communication Devices
Embedded systems in smartphones and communication
infrastructure
5. Evolution of Embedded Systems
Historical Perspective
Early embedded systems and their applications
Recent Trends
Integration with IoT, AI, and machine learning
Miniaturization and energy efficiency improvements
6. Challenges and Opportunities in Embedded Systems
Addressing challenges in embedded system design
Exploring opportunities for innovation

Unit No 3: Basics of C Programming (15 hours)


1. Introduction to C Programming Language
Historical Overview
Development history and evolution of C
Features of C
Procedural language, efficiency, portability
2. Setting Up the Development Environment
Choosing a Compiler
Overview of popular C compilers (e.g., GCC, Visual Studio)
Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
Introduction to IDEs for C programming
3. Basic Syntax and Structure
Variables and Data Types
Declaration and initialization of variables
Fundamental data types (int, float, char)
Constants
Understanding constants in C
Keywords and Identifiers
Recognizing reserved words and user-defined identifiers
4. Operators and Expressions
Arithmetic Operators
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
Relational and Logical Operators
Comparison and logical operations
Assignment Operators
Understanding assignment expressions
5. Control Structures
Conditional Statements
if, else if, else statements
Switch-Case Statements
Handling multiple conditions
Loops
for, while, do-while loops
6. Functions and Modular Programming
Function Declaration and Definition
Syntax and structure of functions
Function Parameters and Return Types
Passing parameters and returning values
Scope and Lifetime of Variables
Understanding variable visibility
7. Arrays and Strings
Arrays
Declaration, initialization, and accessing elements
Strings
Handling strings in C
String manipulation functions
8. Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation
Introduction to Pointers
Declaring and using pointers
Pointer Arithmetic
Incrementing and decrementing pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
malloc(), free(), calloc(), realloc() functions
9. Structures and Unions
Defining and Using Structures
Creating user-defined data types
10. File Handling in C
File Operations
Opening, closing, reading, and writing to files
File I/O Functions
fprintf(), fscanf(), fwrite(), fread()

Unit No 4: Assembly Language Programming (5 hours)


1. Introduction to Assembly Language
Definition and Purpose
Understanding assembly language as a low-level
programming language
Relationship with Machine Code
Assembly language as a human-readable representation of
machine code
2. Assembly Language Basics
Registers
Overview of CPU registers
Common registers in x86 architecture
Instructions
Basic instruction set (mov, add, sub, jmp, etc.)
Opcode and Operand
Assembly Language Syntax
Instruction Format
Breaking down assembly language instructions
3. Data Movement and Arithmetic Instructions
mov Instruction
Transferring data between registers and memory
Arithmetic Instructions
Performing arithmetic operations (add, sub, mul, div)
Working with Immediate Values
Using immediate values in instructions
4. Branching and Conditional Execution
Jump Instructions
Unconditional and conditional jumps
Comparison Instructions
Setting flags for conditional branching
Looping Constructs
Loop Instructions
Creating loops with jmp and loop instructions
Counting and Iteration
Using registers to control loop iterations
5. Subroutines and Procedure Calls
Subroutine vs. Procedure
Understanding the difference
Call and Ret Instructions
Implementing subroutine calls and returns
Parameter Passing
Passing parameters to and from subroutines
6. Stack and Stack Operations
Addressing Modes
Direct vs. Indirect Addressing
Differentiating between direct and indirect addressing modes
Base and Index Addressing
Using registers for base and index addressing

Unit No 5: Embedded Systems Development Tools (25


hours)
1. Introduction to Embedded Systems Development Tools
1.1 Overview of development tools for embedded systems.
1.2 Importance of selecting appropriate tools for specific
microcontrollers.
2. Introduction to 8051 Microcontroller
2.1 Brief history and architecture of the 8051.
2.2 Key features and applications.
3. Development Environment Setup for 8051
3.1 Installing and configuring IDEs (Integrated Development
Environments) for 8051.
3.2 Introduction to Keil μVision for 8051 development.
3.3 Setting up compilers and debuggers.
4. Programming in C for 8051
4.1 Basics of C programming for 8051 microcontrollers.
4.2 Writing and compiling simple programs.
4.3 Debugging techniques using Keil μVision.
5. 8051 Assembly Language Programming
5.1 Introduction to 8051 assembly language.
5.2 Writing assembly code for basic operations.
5.3 Integrating assembly code with C programs.
6. 8051 Development Board and Hardware Interfacing
6.1 Understanding 8051 development boards.
6.2 Interfacing LEDs, switches, and other peripherals.
6.3 Hands-on exercises on hardware connections.

7. Introduction to Arduino
7.1 Overview of Arduino as a popular embedded platform.
7.2 Comparison with other microcontrollers.
8. Arduino IDE and Programming Basics
8.1 Installing and setting up the Arduino IDE.
8.2 Basics of Arduino programming using C/C++.
8.3 Uploading and debugging Arduino sketches.
9. Arduino Libraries and Shields (4 hours)
9.1 Exploring libraries for sensor interfacing.
9.2 Introduction to Arduino shields for extended functionalities.
10. Arduino Hardware Interfacing
10.1 Interfacing common sensors with Arduino.
10.2 Using Arduino to control actuators.
10.3 Integrating multiple sensors and actuators in projects.
11. Communication Protocols for 8051 and Arduino
11.1 Serial communication using UART for 8051.
11.2 I2C and SPI protocols for Arduino.
11.3 Implementing communication between 8051 and Arduino.

Unit No 6: Sensors and Actuators (20 hours)


1. Introduction to Sensors and Actuators
1.1 Definition and significance in electronic systems.
1.2 Distinction between sensors and actuators.
1.3 Overview of their roles in control systems.
2. Types of Sensors
2.1 Temperature Sensors: Thermocouples, thermistors, and
infrared sensors.
2.2 Pressure Sensors: Piezoelectric, capacitive, and strain
gauge pressure sensors.
2.3 Proximity Sensors: Infrared, ultrasonic, and capacitive
proximity sensors.
2.4 Motion Sensors: Accelerometers, gyroscope sensors, and
passive infrared sensors.
2.5 Light Sensors: Photodiodes, phototransistors, and light-
dependent resistors (LDRs).
2.6 Gas Sensors: Carbon monoxide, methane, and air quality
sensors.
2.7 Biometric Sensors: Fingerprint, iris, and facial recognition
sensors.
2.8 Force and Load Sensors: Strain gauges, piezoelectric
sensors.
3. Selection and Characteristics
3.1 Calibration and Accuracy.
3.2 Methods for calibration and ensuring accuracy.
.3 Resolution and Precision.
4. Sensor Interfacing with Microcontrollers
4.1 Analog and Digital Sensors.
4.2 Interfacing analog and digital sensors.
4.3 Analog-to-Digital Conversion (ADC).
5. Types of Actuators
5.1 Electromagnetic Actuators: DC motors, stepper motors,
solenoids.
5.2 Piezoelectric Actuators: Applications and characteristics.
5.3 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Actuators: Hydraulic cylinders,
pneumatic actuators.
5.4 Thermal Actuators: Shape memory alloys, bimetallic
strips.
5.5 Optical Actuators: Liquid crystal displays (LCDs), light
modulators.
6. Selection and Characteristics of Actuators
6.1 Key Selection Criteria.
6.2 Force, speed, precision, and power requirements.

7. Actuator Interfacing with Microcontrollers


7.1 Motor Drivers and Controllers: H-bridge motor drivers,
PWM controllers.
7.2 Relay and Switching Circuits: Interfacing actuators using
relays and switches.

Unit No 7: Real-time Operating Systems (RTOS) (5


hours)
1. Definition of real-time systems and their importance.
1.1 Distinction between hard real-time and soft real-time
systems.
1.2 Applications in various industries, including aerospace,
automotive, and industrial automation.
2. Characteristics of Real-time Operating Systems
2.1 Key features of RTOS: determinism, responsiveness, and
predictability.
2.2 The role of deadlines and timing constraints in real-time
applications.
3. RTOS Architecture and Components
3.1 Kernel design and structure in RTOS.
3.2 Components such as scheduler, interrupt service routines
(ISRs), and task management.
3.3 Real-time clock and timer mechanisms.
4. Task Scheduling in RTOS
4.1 Overview of scheduling algorithms: preemptive and non-
preemptive.
4.2 Priority-based scheduling and its impact on real-time
tasks.
4.3 Task synchronization and communication.

5. Interrupt Handling in RTOS


5.1 Importance of efficient interrupt handling in real-time
systems.

Unit No 8: Introduction to Linux for Embedded Systems


(8 hours)
1. Overview of Linux Operating System
1.1 Introduction to Linux as an open-source operating system.
1.2 Key characteristics of Linux, including multitasking, multi-
user support, and security features.
1.3 Comparison with other embedded operating systems.
2. Linux Kernel Architecture
2.1 Overview of the Linux kernel structure.
2.2 Understanding the role of the kernel in an embedded
Linux system.
2.3 Key components such as process scheduler, memory
management, and device drivers.
3. Building Embedded Linux Systems
3.1 Steps involved in building a custom Linux system for
embedded devices.
3.2 Cross-compilation and toolchain setup for targeting
different architectures.
3.3 Configuring and compiling the Linux kernel for embedded
use.
4. Root File System in Embedded Linux
4.1 Introduction to the root file system in embedded Linux.
4.2 Selection of file system types (e.g., ext2, ext3, YAFFS) for
embedded applications.
4.3 Creating a minimal root file system for specific embedded
hardware.

5. Device Drivers and Linux for Embedded Systems


5.1 Role of device drivers in Linux-based embedded systems.
5.2 Writing and integrating device drivers for custom
hardware.
5.3 Kernel modules and their use in extending device support.
6. Bootloaders in Embedded Linux
6.1 Understanding the role of bootloaders (e.g., U-Boot) in
the boot process.

Unit No 9: Introduction to IoT (6 hours)


1. Definition and Scope of IoT
1.1 Defining the Internet of Things (IoT) and its significance.
1.2 Understanding the concept of interconnected devices and
data exchange.
1.3 Historical evolution and key milestones in the
development of IoT.
2. Components of IoT Ecosystem
2.1 Overview of IoT components: sensors, actuators,
connectivity, and data processing.
2.2 Role of edge devices and cloud computing in IoT.
2.3 Communication protocols for IoT devices (e.g., MQTT,
CoAP).
3. Applications of IoT
3.1 Exploring diverse IoT applications across industries.
3.2 Real-world examples illustrating the impact of IoT on daily
life and business operations.
4. Challenges and Considerations in IoT
4.1 Security and privacy challenges in IoT ecosystems.
4.2 Scalability and interoperability issues.
4.3 Power consumption and energy efficiency considerations
for IoT devices.

5. IoT Prototyping and Development Platforms


5.1 Introduction to IoT development platforms (e.g., Arduino,
Raspberry Pi, ESP8266).
5.2 Prototyping IoT solutions with hardware and software
components.
5.3 Hands-on exercises in setting up a basic IoT project.

Unit No 10: Python Programming (20 hours)


1. Introduction to Python
1.1 Overview of Python as a high-level programming
language.
1.2 Historical background and popularity in various domains.
1.3 Python's design.
2. Setting Up Python Environment
2.1 Installing Python on different operating systems.
2.2 Introduction to Python IDEs and text editors.
2.3 Configuring and verifying the Python installation.
3. Basic Syntax and Data Types
3.1 Understanding Python syntax: indentation, comments,
and code structure.
3.2 Overview of data types: integers, floats, strings,
Booleans.
3.3 Variables and dynamic typing in Python.
4. Control Flow Statements
4.1 Conditional statements: if, elif, else.
4.2 Looping constructs: for and while loops.
4.3 Iterating through sequences and ranges.
5. Functions in Python
5.1 Defining and calling functions.
5.2 Function parameters and return values.
5.3 Scope of variables: local and global.

6. Data Structures in Python


6.1 Lists: creating, indexing, slicing, and modifying.
6.2 Tuples: immutable sequences.
6.3 Dictionaries: key-value pairs.
6.4 Sets: unordered collections of unique elements.
7. File Handling in Python
7.1 Reading and writing text files.
7.2 Working with different file modes.
7.3 Handling exceptions during file operations.
8. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python
8.1 Concepts of classes and objects.
8.2 Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in Python.
8.3 Creating and using classes.
9. Modules and Libraries
9.1 Overview of Python modules.
9.2 Importing and using modules.
9.3 Introduction to commonly used libraries (e.g., math,
random).

Unit No 11: Advanced IoT Concepts (4 hours)


1. Edge Computing
1.1 Definition and significance in IoT.
1.2 Applications and challenges.
2. Fog Computing
2.1 Role in distributed IoT environments.
2.2 Integration with edge and cloud computing.
3. IoT Security and Privacy
3.1 Key considerations and challenges.
3.2 Best practices for ensuring IoT security and privacy.

Unit No 12: IoT Cloud Platforms (2 hours)


1. Cloud Computing Basics
1.1 Overview of cloud computing.
1.2 Key concepts and services.
2. IoT Cloud Platforms
2.1 AWS IoT.
2.2 Azure IoT.
2.3 Google Cloud IoT.

Unit No 13: Web Technologies for IoT (10 hours)


1. HTML, CSS, and Web Development for IoT Applications
1.1 Basics of HTML and CSS.
1.2 Developing web interfaces for IoT devices.
2. Websockets and RESTful APIs
2.1 Introduction to Websockets.
2.2 Implementing RESTful APIs for IoT communication.

Unit No 14: Data Analytics in IoT (4 hours)


1. Data Collection and Storage
1.1 Methods of collecting data in IoT.
1.2 Storage solutions for IoT data.
2. Data Processing and Analysis
2.1 Techniques for processing and analyzing IoT data.
2.2 Extracting valuable insights from data sets.
3. Visualization Techniques
3.1 Visualization tools and methods for presenting IoT data.
3.2 Importance of data visualization in decision-making.
Unit No 15: Industrial IoT (IIoT) (4 hours)
1. Industry 4.0 Concepts
1.1 Overview of Industry 4.0.
1.2 Integration of IoT in industrial processes.
2. IIoT Applications and Case Studies
2.1 Real-world examples of IIoT implementation.
2.2 Impact on efficiency and productivity in industrial
settings.

Unit No 16: Emerging Trends in Embedded Systems and


IoT (2 hours)
1. AI and Machine Learning in Embedded Systems
1.1 Applications of AI and ML in embedded systems.
1.2 Enhancing IoT capabilities through machine learning.
2. Blockchain in IoT
2.1 Role of blockchain in securing IoT transactions.
2.2 Use cases and potential benefits.
Practical
Unit No 1: Basic Electronics Components
Resistor Color Code Identification
Purpose: Understand how to identify resistor values using
color codes.
Task: Given a set of resistors, determine their values using
color bands.
Capacitor Charging and Discharging
Purpose: Explore the time constants of capacitors during
charging and discharging.
Task: Build an RC circuit, measure and observe the charging
and discharging times.
Transistor Switching Circuit
Purpose: Implement a simple transistor switching circuit.
Task: Use a transistor as a switch to control an LED's on/off
state.

Unit No 2: Introduction to Embedded Systems


Microcontroller Blinking LED
Purpose: Familiarize with microcontroller programming.
Task: Write a program to blink an LED using an 8051
microcontroller.
Arduino Sensor Interfacing
Purpose: Learn to interface a sensor with Arduino.
Task: Connect a temperature sensor (e.g., LM35) to Arduino
and display readings.
Unit No 3: Basics of C Programming
C Program for Basic Arithmetic Operations
Purpose: Practice basic arithmetic operations in C.
Task: Write a program to perform addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division.
File Handling in C
Purpose: Understand file operations in C.
Task: Create a program to read data from a file, perform an
operation, and write the result back.
Unit No 4: Assembly Language Programming
Assembly Code for Digital Clock
Purpose: Implement a simple digital clock using assembly
language.
Task: Write assembly code to display time on a 7-segment
display.
Unit No 5: Embedded Systems Development Tools
8051 Development Board Hands-On
Purpose: Work with a physical 8051 development board.
Task: Interface LEDs and switches with the 8051 and control
their states.
Arduino Servo Motor Control
Purpose: Control a servo motor using Arduino.
Task: Write a program to move a servo motor based on
sensor input.
Unit No 6: Sensors and Actuators
Temperature Sensor Calibration
Purpose: Calibrate a temperature sensor.
Task: Adjust temperature readings of a sensor and verify
accuracy.
DC Motor Speed Control

Purpose: Control the speed of a DC motor.


Task: Interface a DC motor with a microcontroller and vary its
speed.
Unit No 7: Real-time Operating Systems (RTOS)
RTOS Task Scheduling Simulation
Purpose: Simulate task scheduling in an RTOS.
Task: Create tasks with different priorities and observe
scheduling behavior.
Unit No 8: Introduction to Linux for Embedded Systems
Build Custom Linux Kernel
Purpose: Experience building a custom Linux kernel.
Task: Follow steps to configure and compile a Linux kernel for
embedded use.
Device Driver Programming in Linux
Purpose: Learn to write a basic device driver for Linux.
Task: Develop a simple character device driver.
Unit No 9: Introduction to IoT
IoT Sensor Data Transmission
Purpose: Transmit sensor data in an IoT scenario.
Task: Use MQTT or CoAP to send data from a sensor to a
cloud platform.
IoT Security Measures
Purpose: Implement basic IoT security measures.
Task: Apply encryption to sensor data and secure
communication.
Unit No 10: Python Programming
Basic Python Scripting
Purpose: Write simple Python scripts.
Task: Create a script to automate a repetitive task.
Data Visualization with Python

Purpose: Visualize data using Python libraries.


Task: Use Matplotlib or Seaborn to create graphs from a dataset.
Unit No 11: Advanced IoT Concepts
Edge Computing Implementation
Purpose: Implement a basic edge computing scenario.
Task: Execute a simple computation on edge devices before
sending data to the cloud.
Unit No 12: IoT Cloud Platforms
AWS IoT Device Setup
Purpose: Set up an IoT device on AWS.
Task: Register a virtual device on AWS IoT and send/receive
messages.
Unit No 13: Web Technologies for IoT
IoT Web Interface Development
Purpose: Create a web interface for IoT devices.
Task: Design a simple HTML/CSS page to control an IoT
device.
Unit No 14: Data Analytics in IoT
IoT Data Collection and Storage
Purpose: Practice collecting and storing IoT data.
Task: Set up a data collection system and store sensor data.
Unit No 15: Industrial IoT (IIoT)
Implementing Industry 4.0 Concepts
Purpose: Apply IIoT concepts to an industrial scenario.
Task: Develop a simple IIoT solution for process monitoring.
Unit No 16: Emerging Trends in Embedded Systems and
IoT
Implementing AI in Embedded Systems
Purpose: Apply AI techniques to embedded systems.
Task: Use a pre-trained model or implement a simple machine
learning algorithm.
Blockchain Integration with IoT
Purpose: Explore the integration of blockchain in IoT.
Task: Implement a simple blockchain-based transaction
system for IoT.

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