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Introduction to the Internet of Things

Introduction, Background and Initial Visions

Core Concepts and Requirements

Definitions and Functional Requirements

Current State and Perspectives

A European Perspective on Funded Projects, Technologies and State of the Art

Opportunities and Future Developments

Opportunities and Motivation

Outlook to Future Developments

Architectural Approaches

A Possible Architecture for the Future Internet of Things

Conclusion

Conclusion and Outlook

Human-Centric System Design

About the “Idea of Man” in System Design

This mini-course explores the transformative potential of the Internet of Things (IoT) in bridging the gap between information technology and physical objects. It covers the core concepts, current state, opportunities, future developments, and architectural approaches of IoT, with a focus on human-centric system design.

Architecting The Internet Of Things

The course "Architecting the Internet of Things" delves into the intricate and rapidly evolving landscape of interconnected devices and systems that define the Internet of Things (IoT). As the digital world continues to expand, understanding the foundational concepts, architectural frameworks, and future trajectories of IoT becomes imperative for professionals across various industries. This course is structured to provide a comprehensive exploration of IoT, beginning with an introduction to its fundamental principles and historical context, which sets the stage for a deeper understanding of its current state and future potential. Participants will engage with core concepts and functional requirements that underpin IoT systems, equipping them with the knowledge necessary to navigate this complex domain.

In addition to foundational knowledge, the course emphasizes the importance of human-centric system design, ensuring that technological advancements align with user needs and societal values. Through a detailed examination of architectural approaches, participants will explore various models and frameworks that can be employed to create robust and scalable IoT solutions. The course also highlights opportunities for innovation and development within the IoT space, encouraging learners to consider the implications of emerging technologies and their potential impact on society. By the conclusion of the course, participants will not only have a solid grasp of IoT architecture but will also be prepared to contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding the future of interconnected systems.