CS 432 – Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Systems

Course Description:

Introduction to Machine-to-Machine (M2M), Internet of Things (IoT), M2M Node Manufacturing, M2M Node Programming, Sensors and Sensor Programming, Global System for Mobile (GSM) Modules, GSM Programming, Global Positioning System (GPS) Module and GPS Programming, Smart Cities, Intelligent Operations, End-to-End (E2E) Testing.

Prerequisite: CS 342

Tentative Syllabus

  Week                        Topic

1.                  Lecture and Targets. What is it about? How to serve, grading etc.

2.                  Intro to M2M & Environment. What is M2M / IOT in general, why it is important

3.                  uP building with ATMega328p. Building the uP Board using solder (Arduino based)

4.                  uP Programming & MQTT. Node Programming (Arduino based)

5.                  Intro to Sensors & Programming. What is Sensor? Their type, protocols etc

6.                  GSM Module & AT/GSM Programming. Usage of GSM module which is given as module and programming with AT command set

7.                  GPS Module & NMEA Processing. Usage of GPS module which is given as module and programming with NMEA word set

8.                  End of M2M Development. Questions, issues to develop the device

9.                  SmartCities. Concept of Smartcities

10.              Intro To IOC Product intro, demo, programming fundamentals

11.              Data Collection in IOC. How to transfer data to IOC. Formats etc.

12.              Data Alert in IOC. How to display the Alert at IOC Dashboard

13.              End of IOC Development Questions, issues to develop the IOC

14.              E2E Tests. End to End Tests

15.              Final Presntation/Demo (by group).

 

Instructors:
 
            Reha Yurdakul, IBM
Baris Dinc, Onur Muhendislik
Ahmet Ozkaramete, Intebu
Yusuf Eser, IBM
 
Coordinator:
 
     Dr. Özcan Öztürk
    Office Hours:  10:00 - 12:00, Tuesday or  by appointment.
    Office: EA 421, Phone: 3444
    WWW: http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~ozturk/
 
 

Credit Hours: 3
Class Schedule:  9:40 - 12:30, Monday

Classroom:  EE101 (Lab is in EE Building)

Teaching Assistant: 
    Ege Berkay Gulcan
    Office:

    Email:

 

Grading Policy (Tentative):

 

Group grades: Normally, all members of the project group will receive the same grade. In exceptional cases, where individual students fail to demonstrate sufficient input to the group and/or understanding of what has been done, the grades of those students will be reduced.

 

In line with the new university regulations, students who fail to meet the following minimum course work requirements will receive an FZ grade and not be eligible to enter the final exam.

 

Minimum course requirements: