IoT Foundations: Standards and Ecosystems

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Zahraa Khalil

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[1] Introduction

[1] The foundations of IoT.mp4

00:45

[2] What you should know.mp4

00:33

[2] 1. IoT Overview

[1] Early IoT definitions.mp4

01:47

[2] Definition of IoT.mp4

01:18

[3] Web of Things (WoT).mp4

01:34

[4] IoT architectures.mp4

03:08

[5] IoT components.mp4

01:52

[6] IoT example Healthcare.mp4

02:02

[7] IoT architecture of a system.mp4

00:55

[8] IoT components of a system.mp4

00:33

[9] IoT smart watch example.mp4

01:02

[3] 2. IoT Ecosystem

[1] The IoT ecosystem.mp4

00:42

[2] IoT technology.mp4

01:46

[3] IoT markets, part 1.mp4

02:06

[4] IoT markets, part 2.mp4

01:21

[5] IoT standards.mp4

02:14

[4] 3. IoT Standards

[1] Standards organizations.mp4

01:11

[2] Standards name format.mp4

02:41

[3] Standardization development process stages, part 1.mp4

02:18

[4] Standardization development process stages, part 2.mp4

01:07

[5] Standardization development process stages, part 3.mp4

02:11

[6] Overview of IEEE IoT standards.mp4

03:25

[7] Standardization challenges.mp4

00:53

[5] 4. IoT Challenges

[1] Security.mp4

01:54

[2] Privacy.mp4

01:48

[3] Complexity and standards.mp4

01:53

[4] Legal issues.mp4

02:21

[6] 5. IoT in Industrial Automation

[1] Overview of IoT ecosystem in industrial automation.mp4

01:41

[2] Industrial IoT.mp4

01:25

[3] Common IoT standards in industrial automation.mp4

02:12

[4] IoT industrial example Smart factory.mp4

02:37

[7] 6. IoT in Community Smart Cities

[1] Smart cities.mp4

02:23

[2] Smart city example Singapore.mp4

02:16

[3] Smart city example San Francisco.mp4

01:38

[8] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:43

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The internet of things (IoT) includes billions of “smart things” that are connected to the internet. In this course, engineering instructor and educator Zahraa Khalil helps you understand the foundation of this rapidly changing and impactful subject. Zahraa gives you some basic definitions, then explains IoT architecture and components. She discusses the IoT ecosystem and how technology, markets, and standards feed into the ecosystem. Then Zahra deep dives into standards, including standards name format, standardization challenges, and more. This brings her to a discussion of IoT challenges, including security, privacy, complexity, and legal issues. Zahraa goes over the IoT ecosystem in industrial automation, focusing on how common IoT standards are used in an example smart factory. Plus, she explores where IoT is going, using Singapore and San Francisco as examples of cities that are adopting smart city initiatives and technology.

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Am an Engineering Instructor and a passionate educator for both Post Secondary Education level and in STEM for young generation ,I am an M.Eng graduate ، Electrical and Computer Engineering Masters . I am currently working as Embedded Systems Developer/Coordinator at McMaster University at the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology. While also enjoying working & creating courses on LinkedIn learning as Content Author-[In]structor (Check out my courses here, related to PLC, SCADA, Arduino Programming, IoT) : https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/zahraa-khalil I love and thrive on volunteering , I have been volunteering ever since mid-school , one of my wonderful experience is with IEEE WIE (Women in Engineering) since 2014 , and was a Canada Central Area Chair for 2019-2020. I also enjoy volunteering in local events/workshops in teaching programming and STEM to young generation Outside Education & Engineering , you would find me enjoying jigsaw puzzles, painting ,plants ,and as an AD in film sets.

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