Name: IoT Networking
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Hands-on Internet of Things SpecializationUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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This course builds on the first two courses in this series: IoT Devices and IoT Communications. Here you will begin to learn enterprise IoT. Enterprise networks, from first-hop access to backend IoT services are critical because they allow your IoT devices to reach the Internet and achieve their true intelligence. IoT places extreme demands on first-hop access - ultra-dense deployments challenge spectrum allocation, the need to provide strong segmentation yet let devices reach into IoT services such as gateways and databases. During this week you will begin to learn about these challenges, and the underlying protocols and technologies of wired networks that can help you to address them.

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Course 3 of 4 in the

Hands-on Internet of Things Specialization

Intermediate Level

This course requires the completion of the two previous courses in this series.

Approx. 20 hours to complete

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Skills you will gain

Internet
Internet Of Things (IOT)
Wireless
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Flexible deadlines

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Shareable Certificate

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100% online

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Coursera Labs

Includes hands on learning projects.

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Course 3 of 4 in the

Hands-on Internet of Things Specialization

Intermediate Level

This course requires the completion of the two previous courses in this series.

Approx. 20 hours to complete

English

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Matthew Caesar

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Week1

Week 1

6 hours to complete

Week 1: Course Orientation and Enterprise Infrastructure Part 1

Welcome to the third IoT course. This course builds on the first two courses in this series: IoT Devices and IoT Communications. Here, you will begin to learn enterprise IoT. Enterprise networks, from first-hop access to backend IoT services are critical because they allow your IoT devices to reach the Internet and achieve their true intelligence. IoT places extreme demands on first-hop access - ultra-dense deployments challenge spectrum allocation, the need to provide strong segmentation yet let devices reach into IoT services such as gateways and databases. During this week you will begin to learn about these challenges, and the underlying protocols and technologies of wired networks that can help you to address them.

6 hours to complete

5 videos (Total 41 min), 7 readings, 1 quiz

5 videos

Welcome to CS 498: Internet of Things3mLecture 1: Wired Networking Overview14mLecture 2: Reference Architectures for IoT7mLecture 3: Layer 2 and Layer 3 Networking7mLecture 4: L2 Switching vs L3 Routing7m

7 readings

About this course10mCourse Communication and Discussion Forums10mUpdating your Profile10mSocial Media10mCourse Slides PDFs10mWeek 1 and 2 Overview 10mLab: IoT Networking Overview and Step 13h

1 practice exercise

Week 1 Honors Checklist30m

Week2

Week 2

5 hours to complete

Week 2: Infrastructure Part 2

5 hours to complete

4 videos (Total 42 min), 1 reading, 2 quizzes

Week3

Week 3

5 hours to complete

Week 3: Infrastructure: Core Networking Part 1

How do you build routers and switches that can handle these extreme demands? We will go inside them to understand. We will take a trip inside a router, and understand it from the inside out. We will start by understanding how packets flow across devices, then understand the different device types that make up core networks, their internal architectures, data structures and algorithms they use internally to forward packets with strong performance guarantees.

5 hours to complete

7 videos (Total 54 min), 2 readings, 1 quiz

7 videos

Lecture 1: Encapsulation8mLecture 2: Encapsulation Examples: Ethernet & IPv4 Headers14mLecture 3: Encapsulation Examples: TCP Header4mLecture 4: Internet Addressing6mLecture 5: Addressing Mechanisms8mLecture 6: Address Discovery Protocols4mLecture 7: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol7m

2 readings

Week 3 and 4 Overview10mLab: IoT Networking Step 33h

1 practice exercise

Week 3 Honors Checklist30m

Week4

Week 4

5 hours to complete

Week 4: Core Networking Part 2

5 hours to complete

8 videos (Total 77 min), 1 reading, 2 quizzes

8 videos

Lecture 8: Address Resolution Protocol7mLecture 9: Gratuitous ARP4mLecture 10: Network Application Programming7mLecture 11: Sockets API Programming8mLecture 12: Packet Forwarding15mLecture 13: Network Design9mLecture 14: Device Types16mLecture 15: Hospital IoT Networks Part 17m

1 reading

Lab: IoT Networking Submission Instructions3h

2 practice exercises

Week 3 and 4 QuizWeek 4 Honors Checklist30m

About the Hands-on Internet of Things Specialization

This specialization is intended for technologically minded persons who are interested in getting to know the latest in ubiquitous computing, also known as "Internet of Things". The specialization consists of 4 courses that are composed of a basic part with lectures and quizzes, and a practical "honors" part, which includes physically assembling and implementing functionality atop a networked device (please note: while the honors part of the courses is optional, it is required to purchase hardware to complete these practical parts of the courses). The courses are meant to be taken in sequence, as each course builds on the previous one, while adding more functions to the device in the honors section. The construction of the device introduces real-world challenges and technological approaches commonly encountered in the IoT industry and builds students’ confidence that they can do things for real.

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