Internet of Things (IoT)
The Internet of Things (IoT) course by CourseDeal is designed to introduce learners to the world of connected devices, smart systems, and real-time data exchange. This course provides a deep understanding of how sensors, hardware, software, and cloud platforms integrate to build IoT ecosystems that power modern automation and analytics. Learners will explore IoT architecture, communication protocols, and embedded systems while building real-world applications such as smart homes, wearable devices, and industrial IoT solutions. The course emphasizes hands-on learning through projects involving Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and IoT cloud platforms. By the end of this course, participants will have the technical and practical expertise to design, build, and deploy IoT systems for diverse domains including healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing, and smart cities.
Key Highlights
- Learn IoT architecture, sensors, and communication protocols
- Hands-on projects using Arduino and Raspberry Pi
- Understand cloud connectivity, edge computing, and data analytics
- Build real-world IoT applications across industries
- Prepare for careers in IoT development, embedded systems, and automation
Tools & Technologies Covered
- Arduino
- Raspberry Pi
- NodeMCU
- MQTT
- Python
- C/C++
- ThingSpeak
- AWS IoT
- Google Cloud IoT
- Node-RED
- REST APIs
- IoT Sensors
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 0 Lessons
- 35 Hours
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- Module 1: Introduction to IoT and ArchitectureThis module provides a strong foundation in IoT concepts, components, and system design. You’ll learn how IoT connects physical devices to the digital world through sensors, actuators, and network connectivity. The module explains IoT architecture layers—sensing, network, and application—along with communication protocols and cloud integration. Through examples of real-world IoT systems, learners understand how IoT is transforming industries from smart homes to industrial automation.0
- Module 2: Sensors, Actuators, and Hardware ComponentsIn this module, learners explore various sensors and actuators that form the core of IoT devices. Topics include temperature, humidity, motion, and proximity sensors, as well as motor and relay-based actuators. You’ll learn how to interface sensors with microcontrollers such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi, collect real-time data, and control physical devices. Hands-on exercises allow learners to assemble circuits, write code for data collection, and perform basic automation tasks.0
- Module 3: IoT Communication and NetworkingThis module focuses on how IoT devices communicate with each other and the cloud. You’ll study networking fundamentals, IoT communication protocols like MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP, and data transmission techniques. The module also introduces wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and LoRa. Learners gain practical experience in setting up IoT networks and ensuring reliable data exchange between devices, gateways, and cloud services.0
- Module 4: IoT Cloud Platforms and Data ManagementHere, learners will explore how IoT systems interact with cloud services for storage, analytics, and visualization. You’ll learn to connect IoT devices to cloud platforms such as AWS IoT, ThingSpeak, and Google Cloud IoT. The module covers data logging, real-time dashboards, and remote monitoring. Practical exercises include designing cloud-connected IoT applications that collect and visualize sensor data, enabling intelligent insights and control.0
- Module 5: IoT Security and Edge ComputingThis module emphasizes the importance of securing IoT systems against cyber threats. You’ll learn about authentication, data encryption, secure communication, and device management. The module also introduces edge computing, where data is processed locally on devices for faster response times and reduced cloud dependency. Through case studies, learners understand best practices for implementing secure and efficient IoT solutions in critical environments.0
- Module 6: IoT Project and CapstoneIn the final module, learners integrate all concepts into a comprehensive IoT project. You’ll design and deploy a complete IoT system—such as a smart home solution, industrial monitoring setup, or environmental sensing network. The project involves hardware interfacing, data transmission, cloud connectivity, and visualization. By completing this capstone, learners gain hands-on experience and a project portfolio that showcases their ability to design and implement IoT-based solutions from start to finish.0
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