Internet of Things

Catalog description

Students are expected to have experience with at least one programming language prior to registration. Wireless and mobile systems have become ubiquitous. They are playing a significant role in our everyday life nowadays. However, the increasing demand for wireless connectivity and the emergence of new areas such as the Internet of Things present new research challenges. This course will introduce the spectrum of research on the Internet of Things (IoT). The lectures cover a range of techniques in sensing, computing, communication, and wireless networking and connect them to various applications in analytics, localization, cyber-physical systems, mobile health, security, and wearables. Co-convenes with CSCI 461 . Level: Graduate