IoT using Raspberry Pi and Python
Intermediate
Overview
Certification In IOT
Description
If you’re ready to get started on your path towards Certification in IoT, Cranes Varsity is here to help you.
IoT is a technology, used to connect things together and then use them to do some tasks. It can be used to control anything from home appliances to industrial equipment, vehicles, and even robots. The Internet of Things (IoT) is an infrastructure that connects devices through a network with the help of sensors and actuators.
At Cranes Varsity, we understand that there are many different aspects to Certification in IoT Course and that it can be difficult to learn all of them on your own. That’s why we offer both online and in-person classes so that you can choose the way that works best for your schedule. Choose from our variety of course options and start learning today!
Our course is designed to be as comprehensive as possible, covering every aspect of IoT that you’ll need to know in order to pass the test.
With Certification in IoT Course program, you’ll learn how to:
- Interact with IoT devices and systems through a variety of interfaces, including web apps and mobile apps.
- Understand how IoT devices work and how they interact with each other.
- Use the right tools to build an application that can be used by both humans and machines.
Caption:
Pi or Python, chase perfection
Content (Syllabus)
- Tools and Resources used
- Python 3.9
- Platform: Linux / Windows 7 and above
Take away
- Knowledge of Python3 constructs
- Learn python Understanding and using the object-oriented paradigm in python programs
- Understanding of the Internet of things using python features and their uses in developing applications.
- Understand the internals of the Internet of things
Python - Introduction to Python
- Using Python Interpreter
- Python script file
- Print Message to Standard Output
- variables and data types
- Reading Input from the console
- Type Conversion
- Arithmetic Operators and Conditions
Control Flow
- Relational Operators
- if…else statement
- if…Elif…else statement
- Logical operators
- While Loops
- break and continue statement
- Loops with else statement
- pass statement
- Python for loop
- Range Function
Lists
- Creating List
- Accessing elements from List
- Inserting and Deleting Elements from List
- List Slicing
- Joining two lists
- Repeating sequence
- Nested List
- Built-in List Methods and Functions
- Searching elements in List
- Sorting elements of List
- Implementing Stack using List
- Implementing Queue using List
- Shallow and Deep copy
- List Comprehensions
- Conditionals on Comprehensions
Functions
- Defining Functions in Python
- Function Argument
- Single Parameter Functions
- Function Returning single Values
- Functions with multiple parameters
- Function that returns Multiple Values
- Functions with Default arguments
- Named arguments
- Scope and Lifetime of Variables
- global specifier
- Functional programming tools: map(), reduce() and filter()
- Lambda: short Anonymous functions
- Creating and importing modules
- Programming Examples & Assignments
- Recursion
Python data structures
- Python Set
- Creating Set
- Adding/Removing elements to/from set
- Python Set Operations: Union, Intersection, Difference and Symmetric Difference
- Python Tuple
- Creating Tuple
- Understanding Difference between Tuple and List
- Accessing Elements in Tuple
- Python Dictionary
- Creating a Dictionary
- Accessing / Changing / Deleting Elements in Dictionary
- Built-in Dictionary Methods and Functions
Exception Handling
- Understand Exception
- Handling exception
- try and accept blocks
- multiple except blocks for a single try block
- finally block
- Raising exceptions using raise
File Handling
- Introduction to File handling
- File opening modes
- Reading data from file
- Writing data to file
Certification in IOT Course Module
Module 2 – RASPBERRY PI
- Introduction to Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
- Raspbian OS:Â Â
- Setting up Raspbian OS on SD cardÂ
- Raspberry Pi hardware setupÂ
Module 3 – Raspberry pi GPIO programming.
- GPIO and physical computing on the raspberry pi
- Working with GPIO
- Flashing an LEDÂ
- Interfacing LCD
- Developing LCD package in python
Module 4 – Introduction to serial communication & ZigBee
- setting up serial port of Rpi
- Data transmission through Zigbee
- Interfacing DHT 11
- Installing Adafruit Package
Module 5 – Introduction to DHT11 Sensor
- Installing Adafruit Package
- Interfacing DHT11 sensor to RpiÂ
- Collecting Sensor Data
Module 6 – Cloud Computing
- Connecting to cloud
- Creating a Thingspeak account
- REST API
- Using Thingspeak API to upload data to the cloud
- Connecting using MQTT
Module 7 – Setting RPi as a server
- Setting RPi as an HTTP server
- installing the packages to setup server
- Hosting the server
Module 8 -Mail transfer through SMTP
- Introduction to SMTPÂ
- Configuring SMTP configuration file (ssmtp.conf)
- Sending messages through email
Module 9 –Â IoT Security
- Security issues in IoT
- Secure devices, Secure communication
- Secure data transmission between devices using encryption and decryption.
- Real-time project development on Automation using IoTÂ
Placement Statistics
Certification in IOT Course FAQs
What is IoT with Raspberry Pi?
Raspberry Pi is a low-cost, credit card size computer. So you can use this computation power for making IoT devices. you can connect sensors to GPIO. It will receive all the data and can analyze data collected from the sensor on the device because of its high computation power and can remain hidden because of its small size. It has inbuilt Wi-Fi and Bluetooth so you can send that data to the cloud. So it has almost all kinds of necessary ingredients to make an IoT device. It’s the best package in small size.
How do I use my Raspberry Pi as an IoT device?
Raspberry Pi is a single-board microcomputer that is a pretty useful device for embedded and IoT applications. The RaspberryPi3 has onboard Wi-Fi with which you can directly connect it to the internet for sending data(eg. sensor data) and receiving data through the internet. This gives an added advantage over Arduino where you first need to interface an ESP8266 explicitly for Internet connectivity.
It also has an Ethernet adapter by which you can connect it to a router that has network connectivity for remote controlling via port forwarding. This will be difficult with other microcontrollers. All IoT applications need internet connectivity so easy access and no separate interfacing for Wi-Fi makes the coding easier.
