CSE-745: Internet of Things (IOT) –
Hardware, systems, security and applications perspective
Spring 2019 (1-3 credits). Davis 338A. Time:
Wed 10:30am - 12:30pm
Office hours: Mon 11:00am-12noon, Tues
1:30pm - 2:30pm (or by appointment)
Instructor: Prof R. Sridhar 338A Davis Hall rsridhar@buffalo.edu
Overview:
This graduate-level seminar will
cover Hardware, Systems, Security and Applications
aspects of Intenet of Things (IoT) and is intended for graduate students who are in their second or later year of graduate studies. IoTs are making a
connected world possible in wide-ranging forms and applications. Concepts addressed will include Architecture,
Networks and Security requirements, opportunities in the building &
deployment of IoTs and wide-ranging applications. Some of the key challenges in
each of these aspects will be presented and possible solutions will be
considered.
This seminar is for students with
background in any of these (introductory graduate level) areas: Computer architecture, Computer networks or
Security.
Prerequisites:
Students are expected to have
concepts of Networks, Architecture or Security area. A comprehensive project and a research paper
will be due along with a detailed presentation.
The topic addressed in the field of IoTs can
align with the student’s background. If
you are not sure if you have the right background, you may email Prof Sridhar
at rsridhar@buffalo.edu.
Grading:
20% class attendance and
participation
40% in-class presentation
40% project