Minor Technological Challenges in the IoT Domain

This course mixes different topics of Electronics and Computer Science related to the development of the Internet-of-Things with both technical and societal viewpoints:

• Distributed infrastructures for connected objects
• Introduction to data valorization
• Security and privacy for IoT

The course first discusses the high-level frameworks used to design connected objects and their infrastructures. The course then introduces security and privacy issues raised by IoT systems as well as approaches to address those issues and their exploitation. The course finally covers basic high-level solutions to exploit all the data produced by large infrastructures of connected objects. Students will be evaluated based on a quiz about lectures and labs and based on a project running throughout the course. The project will require developing a small prototype using a low code approach for demonstration purposes and authoring a presentation synthesizing the efforts undertaken and technological challenges encountered.

• Guilhem Molines, Senior technical staff member, IBM / Field of expertise: IoT and Big Data
• Yves Roudier, Professor, i3S laboratory (Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS) / Field of expertise: cybersecurity
• Jean-Yves Tigli, PhD, Polytech Nice-Sophia, i3S laboratory (Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS) / Field of expertise: IoT

• Foundational Elements of an IoT Solution, by Joe Biron, Jonathan Follett, Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media Inc., ISBN: 9781491950982 
• Practical IoT Hacking, The Definitive Guide to Attacking the Internet of Things, Publisher: No Starch Press, ISBN: 9781718500914

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