Course Overview
In 'Applied Internet of Things (IOT)' students will develop an understanding of the practical implementation of IoT in different market segments by analyzing current real-world case studies. Each case study will discuss the gap that IoT is filling, the key benefits to implementing this application and some of the challenges inherent in adopting this new technology. Case studies are chosen to demonstrate innovative and cutting-edge applications of IoT. In exploring these new applications, students will develop an appreciation for the creative solutions offered by IoT. Key market segments covered in the course include transportation, utilities, Smart City, and health. The case studies will touch on applications that help improve safety, increase efficiency, and provide better solutions to common issues.
Prerequisite(s)
- No prerequisites are required for this course.
Credits
3.0
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Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Describe the problems or business needs IoT helps to address in key market segments
- Describe the creative solutions that IoT can offer to enhance business solutions
- Describe the benefits afforded to key market segments by using an IoT solution
- Describe the challenges faced when implementing IoT solutions
- Describe the metrics used by key market segments to determine measurements of success
- Analyze current case studies from key market segments to determine the value of implementing IoT
Effective as of Fall 2024
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