Course 1: Internet of Things (IoT) in combination with advanced mobile connectivity (5G)
Course agenda
In this course, you will find:
- What is IoT (main principles, integration of physical and digital systems)
- Architecture and components of an IoT system (different types of sensors and devices used in IoT)
- Connectivity options for IoT devices and the importance of 5G in data gathering, transferring and processing
- Integration with other technologies, i.e., cloud computing, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, and robotics
- Security and privacy in the context of IoT
- Impacts and advantages for workers and processes in the organizations
- Examples of practical applications (smart office, warehouse operations, manufacturing, etc.)
Organizational info:
- This course contains 7 lessons.
- Lessons include written content.
- To complete this course, you need 180 minutes.
- You can pause the course anytime and return to where you finished whenever you want.
- You can follow the course as it flows or at your own pace, rearranging the order of the lessons.
- At the end of the course, you will take a test containing 8 questions.
- You can take the test 2 times, if necessary.
- You must score min. 85% of the correct answers to receive the official certificate of completion.
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Participants’ Pains
We know that…
IoT principles can be challenging for individuals who are new to the concepts of sensor networks, data communication, and the broader IoT ecosystem, as well as hardware, software, and networking concepts. The architecture and components of an IoT system encompass a wide range of sensors and devices. Students may find it overwhelming to comprehend the diverse types of sensors and their applications within different IoT contexts.
The integration of IoT technologies with other technologies like cloud computing, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, and robotics requires a comprehensive understanding of these domains. Students may face difficulties in comprehending how these technologies work together cohesively.
This lack of exposure can hinder students’ ability to understand the complexities and challenges faced in actual IoT deployments. While examples of practical applications (smart office, warehouse operations, manufacturing, etc.) provide real-world context, students may struggle to connect theoretical concepts to practical implementation without hands-on experience.
Participants’ Gains
So, we developed this course, in which…
This foundational knowledge serves as the basis for comprehending the broader IoT ecosystem. The course provides technical proficiency in the architecture and components of an IoT system. Students learn about different types of sensors and devices used in IoT, developing skills in hardware, software, and networking relevant to IoT technologies.
This hands-on approach not only equips students with the technical expertise to navigate the complexities of IoT but also fosters a mindset for innovation, encouraging them to proactively explore novel applications and address evolving challenges within the ever-changing landscape of Internet of Things technologies.
Students learn to collaborate across domains, an essential skill in the modern workplace. The course aligns with the demands of industries leveraging IoT technologies. Graduates are well-prepared to meet the requirements of a job market that increasingly values professionals with IoT expertise.