How to Set Up an IoT Engineering Course

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Teaching IoT ecosystems with engineering courseware

Designing, testing, and characterizing the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem in the student engineering lab requires integrating industry-relevant and real-world applications in IoT design and testing considerations. The lab work courseware needs to cover the basics, such as IoT architecture, technologies, standards, wireless protocols, applications, and ecosystems, as well as IoT embedded system design that includes device cybersecurity basics.

Educators setting up new engineering courses on IoT should include the challenges and requirements of IoT system design, from design and validation to deployment in the market. In addition to teaching practical design and test techniques with teaching slides and training kits, educators will need industry-standard hardware and software to form a complete full-semester teaching courseware.

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Advanced IoT teaching lab solution

Designing an engineering teaching lab focusing on IoT systems requires a series of courseware covering practical design and test techniques from system design fundamentals to wireless communication and power measurement. The Keysight advanced IoT teaching lab solution is a series of courseware that includes teaching slides and a training kit that works with the BeagleBone platform, as well as lab sheets and problem-based assignments for hands-on learning. The program’s design is a complete teaching solution that introduces students to Keysight hardware and software used in various industries. With its remote teaching capabilities, the courseware delivers a similar learning experience as if the students were at the onsite lab.
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