CSE-705: Internet of Things (IOT) - Systems and applications
Spring 2025 (1-3 credits). Time: Wednesday 400PM – 6:50PM
Office hours: 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 key impacts of
Internet of Things, Systems and Applications. The course is intended for
graduate students who are in their second or later semester of their graduate
studies. IoTs are making a connected world possible in wide-ranging forms and
applications. Concepts addressed will include system 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 diverse
topics, with common interest in Internet of Things (IoT).
Particular emphasis will be on applications in medical,
automobile and other niche areas.
Prerequisites:
Students are expected to have concepts of systems and
applications overview that enable IoTs. A comprehensive project and a research
paper (in a group of 2) will be required along with a presentation. The topic
addressed in the field of IoTs can align with the student’s background. For
further details, you may email Prof Sridhar at rsridhar@buffalo.edu.
Grading (S/U):
Class attendance and participation is required
Project and presentation are required