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    CSF117 Module 1 IoT architecture and components
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Hello and welcome to the introductory module of the IoT and Security course. IoT stands for Internet of Things and is a concept that has received a lot of attention in the past few years. The term IoT basically means a technology that allows communication between devices over the internet. Also between devices and humans over the internet or network. These devices can include sensors, microcontrollers and actuators. Some are smart devices and others are not. Smart devices are those that do some bit of processing before conveying information across to other devices or to humans. In this module, we will start by learning about the architecture of IoT; basically how devices may be organized for the purpose of interacting with each other and with humans, the hardware and software components involved, the different abstraction layers of an IoT architecture. After introducing the IoT architecture, we will then learn about the different components in IoT, or the “Things” in IoT. There are smart components and non-smart components. We will learn about their communication capabilities, naming and addressing these components - because they interact with each other and therefore there is a need to uniquely address them, their processing power and their capabilities.
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    CSF117 Module 1 IoT architecture and components
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Hello and welcome to the introductory module of the IoT and Security course. IoT stands for Internet of Things and is a concept that has received a lot of attention in the past few years. The term IoT basically means a technology that allows communication between devices over the internet. Also between devices and humans over the internet or network. These devices can include sensors, microcontrollers and actuators. Some are smart devices and others are not. Smart devices are those that do some bit of processing before conveying information across to other devices or to humans.
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    CSF117 Module 10 IoT cloud platforms
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the IoT cloud platforms module. This module aims to facilitate learning about posting data collected from sensors onto the cloud through an internet connection.
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    CSF117 Module 2 IoT Protocol Stack
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the IoT Protocol Stack module of the IoT and Security course. This module aims to facilitate learning of basic concepts of IoT in the topics of IoT fundamentals, IOT Architecture, Platforms for IoT, Components of an IoT Solution, IoT protocol stacks, IoT technologies, and Challenges in IOT;
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    CSF117 Module 3 IoT Sensors
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the IoT sensors module. This module aims to facilitate learning of the different types of sensors and how they can be used in creating IoT solutions. We will look at analog sensors and digital sensors and how these can be interfaced with Arduino
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    CSF117 Module 4 IoT Actuators
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the IoT actuators module. This module aims to facilitate learning of the different types of actuators and how they can be used in creating IoT solutions. We will look at several actuators to see how to interface those with Arduino.
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    CSF117 Module 5 Wired Communication
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the Wired Communication module. This module aims to facilitate learning of the various ways you can interconnect components together to a microcontroller such as Arduino for purposes of sending and receiving data.
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    CSF117 Module 6 Wireless Communication
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the Networking for IoT module. This module aims to facilitate learning of the various ways you can interconnect components together for purposes of sending and receiving data. We will cover topics starting with Wireless Networking and then talk about Web servers for IoT. Finally we will look at cloud computing and services.
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    CSF117 Module 7 Multiple Transmitters with Multiple Receivers
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the Multiple Transmitters with Multiple Receivers module for IoT module. This module aims to facilitate learning of the various interconnecting one master with multiple slaves wirelessly for purposes of sending and receiving data.
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    CSF117 Module 8 Web servers in IoTmodule
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the Web servers in IoT module. This module aims to facilitate learning about web server in your arduino microcontroller to serve web requests from remote Arduinos.
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    CSF117 Module 9 Low Power Wide Area Network
    (2023-04-23) Dr. Andrew Mwaura Kahonge
    Welcome to the Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWANs). This module aims to facilitate learning of the various interconnecting one master with multiple slaves wirelessly for purposes of sending and receiving data.

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